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| May 10 2017 |
Fatigue Risk Management – Valuable for Safety, Good for BusinessDeveloping a culture of fatigue risk management is a must and, in many cases, can be a cost-neutral endeavor. |
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| Apr 27 2017 |
PVT WorkFit Product GuideLearn how easy it is to identify employees with alertness deficits caused by fatigue, medication use, and medical conditions. |
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| Oct 7 2016 |
Fatigue in TruckingUnmanaged fatigue risk can jeopardize the safety of drivers and others who share the road, be very costly, and negatively impact company reputation. Here are some of the key aspects to consider and tips to lower fatigue risk. |
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| May 4 2016 |
Business Jet Access Adopts Fatigue MeterLearn how James Cox and his team at Business Jet Access are using Fatigue Meter to manage fatigue risk. |
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| May 3 2016 |
Trucking Fatigue Meter Product GuideLearn about the products and services tailored for the Trucking Industry. |
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| May 3 2016 |
Fatigue Snapshot Info Sheet for AviationSummary document outlining the procedures used by Pulsar to facilitate an operational field study for your aviation operation. |
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| May 3 2016 |
Fatigue Facts: How Shift Work Can Cause Fatigue RiskThe primary symptoms of shift work sleep disorder are insomnia and excessive sleepiness associated with working when our bodies want to sleep. This document summarizes the key fatigue risk concept associated with shift work; in particular, working night shift. |
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| May 3 2016 |
Fatigue Facts: How Certain Medical Conditions Can Cause Fatigue RiskThere are several common sleep disorders that people may experience when suffering from a medical condition, such as insomnia, sleep apnea, and excessive daytime sleepiness (EDS). This document summarizes the key fatigue risk concepts as it relates to personal medical conditions. |
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| May 3 2016 |
Fatigue Facts: How Working Long Hours Can Cause Fatigue RiskWorking long hours or multiple consecutive days (without a day off) resulted in significant increases in injury hazard rate. This document summarizes the key fatigue risk concepts associated with long duty periods. |
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| May 3 2016 |
Fatigue Facts: How Jet Lag Can Cause Fatigue RiskJetlag results when a traveler’s internal biological clock remains synchronized to their home time zone after traveling to a different time zone. Learn more about the circadian misalignment concept known as Jet Lag. |