This report, titled “Non-invasive processes for digital twin-based safety management,” was delivered under Task 6.3, “Processes for digital twin-supported health and safety management,” which was led by NCC, under Work Package 6, “Social innovation and standardization.” ASHVIN WP6 focused on determining the future trajectories of ASHVIN-developed innovations, including standardization-triggering standards to be applied by the market in connection with deploying new innovative privacy-focused practices within the industry. Abstract In our research, we have developed a framework that enhances traditional safety measures with digital technologies. This framework allows for the coexistence and mutual support of physical and digital twins, providing stakeholders in the construction process with decision-making tools to enhance on-site safety. This report demonstrates how to integrate construction safety into the design phase using virtual reality (VR). We provide an example of what digital onboarding might entail, ensuring that all workers, regardless of their language preference, possess adequate knowledge before entering the site. Additional applications include the detection of personnel in risk zones, identification of individuals on-site outside of working hours (in collaboration with WP3), and protective gear verification, among others. Further, we show how to aggregate data on health and safety behaviour towards site specific and company specific safety culture indicators. Lastly, we conducted a series of interviews to gain insights into the current perceptions, challenges, and opportunities associated with the use of digital technologies on construction sites. This information is crucial for understanding how these technologies can be effectively implemented to improve safety and efficiency in the construction industry, and at the same time ensure personal integrity.