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Implications of Fatigue and Distraction Monitoring Systems

April 16, 2019 by Admin 8 Comments

Implications of Fatigue and Distraction Monitoring Systems

Guest Post by Danny Fay

As part of my Unit 6 studies for the Diploma in Social Psychology of Risk, I am undertaking the subject of Holistic Ergonomics.  For my assignment in this unit, I have chosen to evaluate the introduction of Fatigue … Learn more >>>>>

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Filed Under: CLLR, Road Safety Tagged With: Distraction, fatigue, holistic ergonomics

Who is Responsible for This?

October 11, 2015 by John Toomey 23 Comments

Who is Responsible for This?

imageWhen I was first invited to look at providing solutions for workplace fatigue challenges by Mining Industry veteran, Kevin Waldock, I was alarmed by what I found.

Kevin is an extraordinary man who cares about people a great deal. He was being kept awake at … Learn more >>>>>

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Filed Under: Fatigue Tagged With: alertness, fatigue, fatigue management training

Another Viewpoint on Fatigue

June 16, 2015 by John Toomey 3 Comments

First post, in a hopefully a series, by our newest Author, John Toomey, “The Fatigue Professor” from  AUSTRALIAN WELLNESS EDUCATION AND TRAINING

Another Viewpoint on Fatigue

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Back in the 80’s when I was working as a Conditioning Coach and Nutritionist for a variety of AFL Teams, players worked full time … Learn more >>>>>

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Filed Under: Fatigue, Health Tagged With: fatigue, responsibility

Dispelling the Complacency Myth

June 16, 2015 by Phil LaDuke 2 Comments

Dispelling the Complacency Myth

By Phil La Duke first published here. Phil says: week’s post I take a hard look at the difference between worker complacency and attention fatigue. I hope you will read the article and tell me what you think.

imageThe latest scape goat for injuries seems to … Learn more >>>>>

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Filed Under: Fatigue, Phil LaDuke Tagged With: complacency, fatigue

Journey Safety Procedures and Risk Management Plans

November 22, 2014 by Admin Leave a Comment

Journey Safety Procedures and Risk Management Plans

Not sure what has happened out there to prompt the number of inquiries we are getting about travel safety plans, journey risk management, Trip Management Plans and safe driving hours for workers driving out to mines and remote sites. In response, below is … Learn more >>>>>

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Filed Under: Road Safety, Safety Management Plan, Safety Procedures Tagged With: fatigue, journey safety, travel safety plans, trip management plan

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