Industry research report

The state of construction safety

An industry at a crossroads... but not everyone sees the same path forward.

71% of construction companies are caught in a "digital limbo" - trying to balance paper-based traditions with modern solutions. Sounds challenging, right? But here's where it gets interesting: while 79% of safety managers have embraced digital safety solutions, only 40% of workers have access to these tools.

We're seeing a critical gap between safety intentions and safety realities. Companies are investing in digital solutions, but the implementation often creates more complexity than clarity. When safety information is scattered across multiple systems, it's not just inefficient - it's potentially dangerous.

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Statistics you should care about

68%

The percentage of workers having experienced a serious accident at work

54%

of workers can't access critical information when needed in emergencies

91%

of safety personnel and workers believe their current safety systems need significant improvement

What you'll learn

Benchmarks

How do you compare to the industry benchmarks and leaders in safety?

Current challenges

There's a disconnect between what safety managers uses and implements, and what workers can access.

The digital era

Many companies try to implement digital tools, but it's creating more problems than solutions. Integrated platforms win.

Industry trends

There are clear trends towards integrated platforms that connects workers and safety personnel.

Market needs

We listened to what safety managers and workers want and need to operate at full capacity.

Recommendations

By aggregating the data and using multiple sources, we'll try to help you see into the future of construction.

Current challenges

The disconnect between management and workers

There's a disconnect between what management implements and thinks is being used at the sites, and what is actually agreed upon by the people with boots on the ground.

Nearly 91% believe their current safety systems need significant improvement
79% of safety managers have implemented digital tools, but only 40% of workers agree
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Strategic plans

How to save costs by investing in prevention

One head injury claim now costs US construction companies on average $94,285. That's because for each $1 of insured costs, the uninsured costs range from $9-$41 (!!). By lowering incidents and the aftermath, premiums go down, and many contractors can save up to $2000 per worker. Imagine having 1000 employees, that's a lot of money left on the table.

For each $1 of insured costs, uninsured costs range from $9-$41, which means one head injury costs, on average, $94,285 for US contractors in direct and indirect costs.
Save up to $2000 per employee by investing in prevention that connects workers and safety managers through one, integrated system.
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Why trust us

Partnerships with 30+ world-leading brands

Twiceme partners up with manufacturers of protective gear to offer truly integrated safety technology that aims to increase compliance and emergency preparedness. Through our community of 100k+ users and connections in the industry, we can present data few other companies can.

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