Fatigue risk management for safety critical staff have been present for decades in many countries, recognising that fatigue can be a major contributor to accidents directly but more often indirectly. FRMS processes and models have supported rapid identification of fatigue risks and hazards in occupational groups including drivers, signallers and trackside workers thereby contributing to improving safety performance.
FRMSc supports operators implementing FRMS with the required biomathematical models, training and advice.
FRMSc solutions allow rail companies to demonstrate continuous improvement and undertake real-time roster analysis for fatigue risk.
FRMSc supports the management of fatigue across workforces, improving staff and passenger safety, and providing auditable occupational duty of care.
Sleep deprivation is more than just feeling tired; it can significantly impact your emotional wellbeing and cardiovascular health. Recent studies reveal that strategic behaviours, like on-shift napping and weekend sleep recovery, can mitigate these risks.
In the fast-paced world of health and social care, managing fatigue is crucial for the safety and wellbeing of our workforce. Fatigue not only increases error rates in patient care but also jeopardises post-shift driving safety and decision-making.
