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Hammertech Finds Safety Insights in Study Analyzing Thousands of Jobsite Incidents
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"Safety at Scale 2025: Construction Insights from the Field" is HammerTech’s first data-backed safety report.
The findings in it, draw from analysis of more than 75,000 safety incidents recorded in the Hammertech platform between 2018 and 2024.
The report found that three areas of safety or injury mechanisms account for more than 60% of incidents on jobsites.
Mike Gloria, senior safety manager at Power Construction in Chicago, says that safety reports, which record the activities being performed when injuries happen, add context to contractor policies.
Gloria explains that while Power pores over its own safety data for insights it can pull from its jobsites, the larger dataset based on Hammertech's users is more robust.