- The Site Safety Counter is a “Days Since Last Accident” whiteboard in the Tower Hangar — resetting it to zero earns the Reset the Clock! triumph.
- The sign is on the left wall of the entrance to the Hangar open room — turn around as soon as you see Saint-14 and his ship ahead of you.
- To reset it, jump off any open edge in the Hangar to kill your Guardian and force a respawn — the counter drops to 000 and the triumph pops.
- If the counter already reads 000 when you arrive, your jump will not work — someone else in your Tower instance already reset it. Change instances first.
- The counter ticks up by 1 every 20–30 minutes — you want to find an instance showing 001 or higher before you jump.
- The triumph is one of the fastest in Monument of Triumph — the whole thing takes under 2 minutes if you load into the right instance.
- Other Tower Hangar triumphs nearby: giant ball spawn, hidden net soccer goal, and Floor is Lava — do them all in one visit.
The Destiny 2 Site Safety Counter is a hidden Easter egg in the Tower Hangar — a workplace safety whiteboard tracking how many days have passed since the last on-site accident. Resetting it back to zero by causing an “accident” of your own earns the Reset the Clock! triumph in the Monument of Triumph update. It is one of the easiest triumphs in the game once you know where the sign is and what the instance-sharing rule means. This guide covers the exact location, all three ways to die in the Hangar, and how to handle the most common problem players run into.
Where Is the Site Safety Counter in Destiny 2
The Site Safety Counter is a whiteboard mounted on a wall inside the Tower Hangar. It reads “Days Since Last Accident” with a number that increments over time.
To find it, load into the Tower and head to the Hangar. From the Courtyard spawn point, take the right-hand pathway down toward the Hangar area. Walk forward until you see Saint-14 standing by his ship in the distance ahead of you. The moment you enter this open room and Saint-14 becomes visible, immediately turn completely around to face the way you just came. Look at the left side of the entrance frame — the Site Safety board is hanging on the wall there.
It is easy to walk straight past it without noticing. The sign is not directly in your line of sight when entering the Hangar — you have to turn back around to spot it.
How the Site Safety Counter Works
The counter tracks days without an accident and ticks up by one digit approximately every 20–30 minutes in a live Tower instance. It resets to zero whenever any Guardian in the same Tower instance dies — including by jumping off the edge, falling into the void, or other in-world deaths.
This shared behaviour is the key mechanic behind the triumph and also the reason some players find it confusing. The sign is shared across your entire Tower instance. Every player in the same session sees the same counter. If anyone else jumps off the edge or dies in the Hangar, the counter resets for everyone in that instance — including before you arrived.
How to Reset the Site Safety Counter (Step by Step)
Step 1: Check the Counter Before Jumping
Before you do anything, walk to the sign and check what number it shows.
If it reads 001 or higher, you are in a good instance. The counter has accumulated without a recent accident, which means your jump will be the one that resets it — and you will get the triumph.
If it reads 000, stop. Do not jump. Someone else in your current instance already reset the counter, which means it is at zero before you even caused an accident. Jumping and respawning in a 000 instance will not register the triumph because the counter cannot go lower than zero — there is nothing to reset. You need to change instances first.
Step 2: Change Instances If the Counter Is Already at 000
If the counter is already at 000, open the Director and load into a different Tower instance. The easiest way to get a fresh instance is to go to orbit and load back into the Tower — this frequently places you in a different session. Check the counter again on arrival. Repeat until you find an instance showing 001 or higher.
You only need a single digit above zero. Even 001 works perfectly — jump immediately before anyone else in your instance dies.
Step 3: Jump Off the Edge
Once you confirm the counter reads 001 or higher, head to the nearest open edge in the Hangar. There are two easy options:
- Left side of the Hangar: Walk left from the sign and approach the open structural edge behind the docking platform. There is no safety railing. Walk off the edge and fall.
- Right side of the Hangar: The right side also has an open edge above the void. Either side works — pick whichever is closer to where you are standing.
Jump off deliberately and let your Guardian fall into the void. Do not try to catch a ledge. You want a full out-of-bounds fall that forces a respawn. Your Ghost will revive you back on solid ground in the Hangar after a moment.
You do not need to interact with the sign before jumping. You do not need to press any button or speak to any NPC. The triumph triggers purely from the act of dying and respawning in the Hangar while the counter was above zero.
Step 4: Check the Sign and Claim the Triumph
After your respawn, walk back to the Site Safety board. It should now read 000. The Reset the Clock! triumph notification will pop on your screen the moment the game registers the counter at zero as a result of your death.
Open your Triumphs menu and claim the reward. It gives Legendary Marks, which feed into the Monument of Triumph reward track. See the Legendary Marks guide for what to spend them on at the Tower Tenet vendors.
What If the Triumph Does Not Pop After Jumping
There are two reasons the triumph may not register after your jump:
- The counter was already at 000 before you jumped. This is the most common cause. Change to a new Tower instance, find a counter above 000, and try again.
- Another player in your instance jumped off at the same time. This is rare but possible. If two players jump simultaneously in the same instance, one player’s death may register the reset before the other — only one gets the triumph credit. If this happens, find a fresh instance and try again solo.
The fix for both scenarios is the same: get into a new Tower instance and check the counter before jumping. Do not assume the instance you spawn into will always have a non-zero counter — check first every time.
Other Tower Hangar Triumphs to Do While You Are Here
The Tower Hangar has several other Monument of Triumph secrets worth clearing in the same visit. Since you are already in the area, knock these out back-to-back.
- Giant Ball: Spawn the Traveler’s Manifestation giant ball in the Hangar and interact with it. See the Destiny 2 giant ball Tower guide for the exact spawn method.
- Hidden Net Soccer Goal: Score a goal using the soccer ball in the Tower Hangar’s hidden net inside the old Future War Cult room. The normal soccer pitch goals do not count — the net is in a specific secondary location. See the hidden net soccer goal guide for directions.
- Floor is Lava: Complete the Floor is Lava challenge in the Tower. See the Floor is Lava guide for how it works.
- Sparrow Racing League: If you are working through SRL triumphs, the Sparrow Racing League guide covers how to find and run SRL tracks in Monument of Triumph.
All of these can be completed in a single Tower session. The Site Safety Counter reset takes under 2 minutes on a clean instance. Add the other Hangar triumphs and you can clear the whole set in 10–15 minutes without leaving the Tower.
Reset the Clock! Triumph: Quick Reference
- Triumph name: Reset the Clock!
- Location: Tower Hangar — left wall of the open Hangar room entrance, near Saint-14
- What to do: Jump off any open edge in the Hangar to force a Guardian death and respawn
- Requirement: Counter must read 001 or higher before your jump
- If counter is 000: Change Tower instances until you find one with a non-zero counter
- Reward: Legendary Marks
- Time to complete: Under 2 minutes in the right instance
- Difficulty: Very Easy — fastest triumph in Monument of Triumph
Once you have the Reset the Clock! triumph, check what else is available from the Monument of Triumph Triumph tab. The Immortal Title guide covers which Triumphs count toward the final seal, and the Exotic Orders guide is worth reading if you want to farm Exotic Catalysts to complement your build while working through the remaining Monument of Triumph objectives.
