FAME Health and Safety Injury Survey 2020-21
We have completed the analysis of the most recent Health and Safety Injury data, for contractors and consultants working in Development-led Archaeology in the UK. Three key findings are:

- Archaeology has comparable RIDDOR accident rates to the construction industry

2. Ergonomic/Manual Handling continues to be the most common cause of injuries.

3. Near misses – are under-reported in the sector.
You can read the full report here:
Image credits-
Injury: Flaticon.com, custom attribution license
First aid kit: The Noun Project, CC0 (Creative Commons Public Domain)
Near-miss: From FAME’s Near-miss guide