FRI was originally commissioned by the UK Government Health & Safety Executive (HSE). FRMSc has enhanced the speed, power, connectivity and user experience into the FRI+ model. FRI+ provides identical outputs to the original version but with a significantly improved interface, increased schedule capacity, a more robust approach and a better user experience.
Our enhanced FRIPRO will be released soon. It has been designed to meet the needs of the FRM or Safety Manager. FRIPRO includes many of the features available in the SAFE and CARE aviation models including variable workload, fatigue scores every 15 minutes of duty and visible sleep periods. FRIPRO can also be connected to the HARVEST analytics package for greater oversight and analysis.
Commissioned by the UK Health and Safety Executive and used extensively in the rail industry.
Developed from decades of original research and used extensively for shift work. Supports in-duty breaks and time on task variables.
FRI+ and FRIPRO are hosted on scalable cloud systems allowing thousands of schedules to be analysed rapidly. APIs available to connect with scheduling and timesheet software systems.
Supports “what if” scenarios to test new operational models and working patterns to meet varying workload and staff availability.
User interface provides visualisation of fatigue and risk profiles, manual editing of rosters for fine tuning and detailed analytics
The FRI+ and FRIPRO biomathematical model platform provides unparalleled cost/performance for analysing fatigue in shift worker schedules.
Rosters can be uploaded directly or integrated into rostering systems to take an automatic feed for analysis. Workload and alertness levels can be varied for each duty to take into account job and task differences.
The FRI+ output has also been enhanced providing more detailed outputs as well as the ability to optimise schedules within the user interface.
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.
