Alert-Risk Fatigue Management Application

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20% of road traffic collisions and 13% or workplace injuries are fatigue related.

What is the incidence in your organisation?

A recent two-year study of fatigue, commissioned by HS2 to get a better understanding of the extent and impact of fatigue risk in construction, found that:

  • Poor sleep health is widespread and is translating into fatigue interfering with work activities
  • Dangerously high levels of sleepiness were often reported on site and in office-based personnel.

Fatigue is a major workplace risk. Yet many organisations are unknowingly compromising safety and losing productivity because they lack the tools to measure and manage it effectively.

A new web app changes that. Built from extensive real-world data, including the HS2 study, it transforms fatigue from an invisible threat in to a set of clear, actionable KPIs. This enables proactive intervention, stronger assurance and measurable improvements in safety performance.

To find out more, click the link below.

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Published 16 April 2015
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