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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 |
Trucking Fatigue Meter Product GuideLearn about the products and services tailored for the Trucking Industry. |
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| May 3 2016 |
Workforce Fatigue Meter Product GuideLearn about the products and services tailored for any organization managing a mission critical workforce. |
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| May 3 2016 |
Are you a USAIG policyholder?USAIG Policy Holders have access to some Pulsar products through the Performance Vector program. This summary document outlines which products are available and how to get them. |
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| May 3 2016 |
Fatigue in Corporate Aviation: The science of fatigue, operational risk, and mitigation strategiesSummary document explaining some of the key fatigue risk concepts related to the Aviation Industry. |
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| May 3 2016 |
Our Fatigue ModelTechnical summary document providing the scientific background behind the Fatigue Meter algorithms (including the biomathematical model). |
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| May 3 2016 |
Fatigue Facts: How Chronic Sleep Restriction Can Cause Fatigue RiskChronic sleep restriction is common in modern society and may result from a variety of factors, including work demands, social and family responsibilities, medical conditions, and sleep disorders. Learn more about Chronic Sleep Restriction. |
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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. |
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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. |