Contractors are indicating they are likely to adopt even more data-driven approaches to solve worker safety challenges. These include embracing technology such as wearable sensors and leveraging visual monitoring with artificial intelligence. (Credit: Maksim Safaniuk/Shutterstock.com) Contractors are indicating they are likely to adopt even more data-driven approaches to solve worker safety challenges. These include embracing technology such as wearable sensors and leveraging visual monitoring with artificial intelligence. (Credit: Maksim Safaniuk/Shutterstock.com)

Spurred on by the pandemic, construction contractors have adopted online training tools, started using more health and wellness measures and are making better use of data to improve job-site safety, according to Dodge Data & Analytics.

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