Peacock Construction

• Check-in productivity up 95%
• ~2 hrs saved per site per day
• Zero reportable OSHA incidents

Peacock Construction cites safety, security, project management, and subcontractor management as its core reasons for adopting Safe Site Check In. The platform gives the general contractor a digital way to track who is on site each day, manage subcontractor compliance, and keep an auditable jobsite record across its project portfolio.

When leadership evaluated digital jobsite management platforms, President and CEO Kyle Peacock said the firm wanted a solution built for its size: "We knew going back to work would be different, so we spent time during the shutdown evaluating ways to safely reopen and took a hard look at different technology options. Many offered terrific features, but for a mid-sized construction firm like ours, it was more than we needed. With Safe Site Check In, we have exactly what we need to keep employees and visitors safe."

Peacock Construction needed a way to screen and check in a large volume of workers and visitors across dozens of active job sites while meeting safety and security requirements, including subcontractor tracking and compliance documentation.

The firm evaluated multiple jobsite management platforms but found many built for larger enterprises offered more complexity, and cost, than a mid-sized contractor needed. Peacock also wanted a predictable ongoing cost: aec+tech's listing for this project puts the firm's Safe Site Check In cost at roughly $500 per month.

Before Safe Site Check In, Peacock Construction managed jobsite sign-in on paper, as the firm has told aec+tech about its prior process.

When Peacock went looking for a digital replacement, President and CEO Kyle Peacock said the firm evaluated several jobsite management platforms and found most built for larger operations: "Many offered terrific features, but for a mid-sized construction firm like ours, it was more than we needed." Safe Site Check In replaced the manual sign-in process across the company's job sites.

Peacock Construction's own reporting on this project credits Safe Site Check In with zero reportable OSHA incidents and improved profitability since adoption, alongside a predictable software cost of roughly $500 per month for the platform.

That result lines up with what the firm has reported publicly about its company-wide use of Safe Site Check In. In 2020, CEO Kyle Peacock said check-in productivity rose 95% after rolling the app out across 43 Bay Area job sites, saving up to two hours per site, per day: "The app has also boosted productivity, saving up to two hours per site, per day, as employees safely return to work." He also described the ongoing time savings once the tool was in place: "The added benefit of digitizing and streamlining the check-in process saves us hours each week."