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A groundbreaking, free AI-powered digital workmate designed to empower construction workers to self-manage discomfort, pain, and musculoskeletal injury risk directly on the job. Developed in New Zealand for the unique demands of our kiwi tradies.

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New Zealand's First AI-Powered Digital Workmate for Construction Injury Prevention.
A groundbreaking, free AI-powered digital workmate designed to empower construction workers to self-manage discomfort, pain, and musculoskeletal injury risk directly on the job. Developed in New Zealand for the unique demands of our kiwi tradies.

The Work Should Not Hurt programme aims to make sure tradespeople can enjoy long, pain free careers and retire when they want to and not when forced to due to pain and injury.

This Foundation assessment toolkit will help access your organisation's ability to recognise and address musculoskeletal injuries in your workplace. Your report will show your answers, recommendations and a graph to see what areas you are doing great in and areas needing improvement.


who led the research and wrote the paper that this presentation is based on. Dr Hallowell heads up the Construction Safety Research Association based out of the University of Colorado in the USA and continues to ensure good, practical research is done to improve the safety of the work we do:
Hallowell, Matthew R. "The Energy Wheel: The Art & Science of Energy-Based Hazard Recognition." Prof. Safety 66 (2021): 27-33.
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