HammerTech
Construction risk assessment software
Construction software
Construction management software
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What is HammerTech
HammerTech is a construction safety and risk management platform used to manage site compliance workflows such as inductions, permits, inspections, hazard reporting, and incident management. It targets general contractors and subcontractors that need consistent safety processes across multiple projects and job sites. The product emphasizes field-first data capture (mobile and QR code-based access) and configurable workflows to support contractor onboarding and site access control.
Strong site safety workflows
HammerTech centers on construction safety processes including digital inductions, permits to work, inspections, and incident reporting. These workflows align with day-to-day site compliance needs and help standardize how projects capture safety evidence. For organizations prioritizing risk controls over broader project management functions, this focus can reduce reliance on generic form tools.
Contractor onboarding and compliance
The platform supports contractor management use cases such as collecting required documents, verifying compliance status, and controlling site access readiness. This is useful on projects with many subcontractors and frequent workforce turnover. Centralizing these checks can reduce manual follow-up and improve auditability of who was approved to work.
Field-friendly mobile and QR access
HammerTech is designed for on-site use, with mobile workflows that allow workers and supervisors to complete inductions, submit observations, and record incidents in the field. QR code-based entry points can simplify access to site-specific forms and requirements. This can improve adoption compared with desktop-heavy safety systems.
Not a full project suite
HammerTech primarily addresses safety, risk, and compliance rather than end-to-end construction project management. Teams looking for deep capabilities in scheduling, cost control, procurement, or design coordination may need additional systems. This can increase integration and administration effort in multi-system environments.
Integration depth varies by stack
Construction organizations often require integrations with ERP, payroll, document management, and broader construction management platforms. The practical effort to connect data flows (e.g., contractor records, project lists, user provisioning) can vary depending on the customer’s existing tools and required automation. Some organizations may need services work or middleware to achieve the desired level of integration.
Configuration and change management
Safety platforms typically require configuration of templates, permit types, inspection checklists, and role-based permissions to match company standards. Rolling out consistent processes across regions and projects can require governance and training to avoid inconsistent data capture. Organizations without a dedicated safety systems owner may find ongoing administration challenging.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| HammerTechGO | Custom pricing (sliding scale; contact sales) | Pre-configured safety forms & workflows; ready-to-use in ~2 weeks; advanced reporting & dashboards; unlimited users and subcontractors. |
| HammerTech (Fully Configurable) | Custom pricing (sliding scale; contact sales) | Fully configurable forms/processes; tailored setup and premium support; advanced reporting; unlimited users and subcontractors. |
| Subcontractor access | Free | HammerTech access is provided free to subcontractors via the general/prime contractor (subcontractors do not need to sign up directly). |
Notes: No public per-user, per-month, or fixed-price amounts are published on the vendor's official pricing pages. Pricing is described as a sliding scale based on factors such as annual construction revenue and number of job sites; customers are asked to complete a brief questionnaire or request a demo to receive a customized quote.
