Preventing and Managing FatigueBrandt Ashley2019-09-06T12:05:51+13:00

NEW – PREVENTING AND MANAGING FATIGUE

Physical and mental fatigue are hazards that effect a person’s ability to work safely.

Fatigue reduces alertness and can lead to errors and an increase in incidents and injuries.

This course explores:

The causes of fatigue and impact on workplace health and safety;
Sleep science including the relationship between fatigue and sleep and implications for shift work;
Understanding the legislative duty to manage the hazard of fatigue;
Taking a risk management approach to managing fatigue;
Tools and templates for introducing or improving a fatigue risk management system.

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