Addressing Pilot Well-being: A Holistic Perspective on Sleep and Family
The recent Batik Air flight that veered off course due to both pilots falling asleep provides a reminder as to the role that personal lives have on fatigue.
Fatigue risk management in shift work reduces errors, improves productivity and staff wellbeing.
Occupational fatigue is one of the most overlooked health conditions because of a lack of awareness. Assessing and managing the risks from shift patterns can be complex. FRMSc have tools and services to help resolve such issues.
Fatigue results in slower reactions, reduced ability to process information, memory lapses, absent-mindedness, micro-sleeps, decreased awareness, lack of attention, underestimation of risk and reduced coordination. These conditions lead to an increased risk of on-the-job incidents.
Clients are better in control of their fatigue risk decision-making with our evidence-based fatigue risk processes, training and models.
Use our cross-cutting industry knowledge to implement tailored practical, industry relevant solutions to your fatigue management.
FRMS development and implementation are supported with auditable outputs to better support the management your organisation.
Our experts will work with you to align your requirements and challenges with an effective, aligned fatigue risk management system that reduces risk, improves productivity and staff wellbeing to meet local regulations
Learn from our 40+ years of research and operational experience of managing fatigue from a scientific and a regulatory perspective.
Our tools can be connected with your rostering systems to provide productive, fast, effective and real-time assessment of fatigue risk.
The recent Batik Air flight that veered off course due to both pilots falling asleep provides a reminder as to the role that personal lives have on fatigue.
The closure of Niger’s airspace earlier this month has further narrowed the corridors available to airline operations. On 7th August 2023, the military junta in Niger announced the closure, citing the possibility of military intervention from neighbouring states. As the closure happened without warning, dozens of aircraft had to be rerouted around the closed airspace