HammerTech

HammerTech is a construction safety and site-operations platform built for commercial and infrastructure contractors coordinating multiple job sites. Its broad workflow coverage is the main draw, while pricing tailored to a company’s scale makes it a harder fit for smaller operations.

Overview

Founded in Melbourne in 2015, HammerTech brings subcontractor management, worker orientations, hazard planning, permits, inspections, incidents and daily reporting into one platform. For contractors repeating these processes across active sites, that breadth can keep related work together; a small team running one project may be paying for more scope than it needs.

Teams can use the web platform or mobile apps for iOS and Android, with the same login across them. HammerTech also offers an API. Its platform is identified as ISO 9001:2015 certified and SOC 2 Type 1.

Key features

Safety and site workflows

The platform covers subcontractors, worker orientations, JHAs, SDS documents, pre-task plans, permits, inspections, observations, incidents, corrective actions, safety training, hazard assessments, daily reports and site access. That range makes HammerTech useful when safety and site operations need to share a system, but it is less compelling for teams seeking only a focused inspection tool.

HammerTech Intelligence

Its AI tools can convert pre-task plans into tasks and hazards, fill site observations from photos, and extract SDS information from PDFs. These functions target repetitive documentation work; they complement the broader workflows rather than replacing the need for teams to manage site processes.

Integrations and support

Named integrations include Procore, Autodesk, CMiC, Irongate, Eyrus, Kwant, Acumatica and LUMA1, with an Open API for custom connections. HammerTech must enable integrations, so customers need to request access through their Customer Success Representative. Pricing includes implementation and onboarding, training, ongoing support and knowledge-hub access, a useful package for organizations rolling the system out across sites.

Pricing

HammerTech has no general free plan or free trial in its stated pricing. Its main plan uses custom pricing based on operational scale and complexity, including annual construction volume and active job-site count, rather than per-user charges. Core safety workflows, integrations, onboarding, training and support are included. This structure suits larger contractors whose operations drive the quote, but gives smaller teams no published entry price to compare against a simpler tool.

Subcontractors can use access provided by the general contractor for free. That is access tied to a managed project, not a free standalone HammerTech account for a contractor.

Platforms

HammerTech supports web, iOS and Android access, plus an API. Using the same login on web and mobile helps workers and office staff move between devices without separate credentials.

Who it's for

HammerTech is aimed at commercial and infrastructure contractors managing multiple job sites, especially those that want safety, compliance and site operations in one system. Very small teams and single-project operations are a poor fit for its intended scale and tailored pricing.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Broad coverage of safety and site workflows can reduce fragmentation for contractors coordinating recurring processes across sites.
• Pro: Mobile apps, web access and a shared login support work across field and office settings.
• Pro: Implementation, training and ongoing support are included with the main plan, helping organizations manage a wider rollout.
• Con: Custom, scale-based pricing offers no predictable published price for smaller buyers to assess.
• Con: Integrations require HammerTech enablement, adding a request step before customers can use them.
• Con: The product is explicitly a poor match for very small teams and single-project operations.

Alternatives

Safesite is the better starting point for teams wanting a free plan and a published per-member upgrade: its Free plan is free for unlimited members and guests, though reporting is limited to the last 30 days, and Premium is $16 a month per member. It also offers a free trial.

HCSS is another paid option with Android, iOS, web, Windows and API platforms; its software is priced by custom quote and requires company type and role.

Donesafe may suit buyers looking for a paid platform with a free trial and custom pricing based on modules, worker count and support services.

EHS Insight is worth considering for a paid solution whose small and medium business offering includes a cloud-based platform, mobile app with offline capabilities, dashboards and reports, and quick implementation; it also offers a free trial.

Field1st uses quoted pricing after a short discussion of the operation and licenses a company’s own crews and supervisors.

HSE Connect gives smaller staff groups published monthly tiers: $58 a month for 1–3 staff with a $495 setup fee, or $85 a month for 4–10 staff with a $695 setup fee; both include all features.

Intelex Inspection Management is a paid, inspection-focused alternative with a published Safety Essentials price of $44 a year, an annual minimum of 25 users, and incident management with near-miss reporting.

SiteDocs offers annual custom-quote pricing based on company size and needs, with logins for all workers and unlimited forms and signatures.

For category browsing, see Safety Management Software, Inspection Management Software and Inspection Software.

Verdict

Choose HammerTech if you are a commercial or infrastructure contractor managing multiple sites and want a single platform for safety and operational workflows, backed by mobile access and implementation support. Look elsewhere if you run a small team or single project, or need a clear published price before committing.