Keep recordkeeping, inspections, and corrective actions organized and inspection-ready
Dexur OSHA compliance software gives safety teams one place to manage injury and illness recordkeeping, inspection findings, citations, response deadlines, and corrective actions. Instead of relying on separate spreadsheets, email reminders, and document folders, teams follow each issue from first report through verified closure.
Centralized recordkeeping. Maintain the information behind OSHA Forms 300, 300A, and 301 alongside investigation notes, photographs, supporting documents, and follow-up actions. Keeping related information connected makes records easier to review, helps teams identify missing or incomplete details before reporting deadlines, and keeps the data organized for annual summary posting and electronic submission through OSHA's Injury Tracking Application (ITA).
Inspection and citation management. Record inspection findings, assign responsible owners, and set due dates for abatement work. Citation responses, abatement activities, and completion evidence stay connected to the original issue, creating a clear history for internal reviews and future inspections.
Alerts that help teams stay ahead of deadlines. Configured notifications remind responsible employees about approaching response dates, record reviews, and overdue actions, and route overdue items to the right manager for escalation — so delays surface before an audit rather than during one.
Visibility across every facility. Local teams manage site-specific records while corporate leaders monitor activity across the organization, with views of recordable incidents, open citations, overdue actions, and recurring concerns by location or reporting period.
Documentation kept together. Store correspondence, policies, inspection notes, and completion evidence with the relevant record, so supporting evidence stays organized for OSHA inspections and internal compliance reviews. With clear ownership, timely alerts, and connected documentation, Dexur helps safety teams spend less time gathering information and more time preventing workplace incidents.