Fatigue Managers Network https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Home FMN Exclusive Membership Benefits Blog Sleep-Wake History Analysis Tool Fatigue and Risky Behaviours Fatigue and Transportation Workers Napping on the Job Drowsy Driving Can be Just as Bad as Driving Drunk! How much sleep do I need? How big is your Sleep Debt? Reaction Time and Emergencies Integrating Fatigue Risk Management Into Your Safety Management System Why investigate the small stuff? Sleep Inertia: How long does it take you to wake up really? Your brain will get slow and sluggish as you become fatigued. Acute Sleep Disruption is a Fatigue Risk Factor Sick Leave and Sleep – The 4 Million Dollar Connection Anchor Your Sleep to Stay Healthy Fatigue Hitting Hard on Your Night Shift?  Alcohol, Continuous Wakefulness and Reaction Time FRMS and the Accountable Executive Stress, Fatigue and Performance Positive and Negative Transfer of Learning Without this, your fatigue risk management system will fail. 4 Facts About Pilot Fatigue Are your workers too fatigued? Bright Light, an Effective Fatigue Countermeasure Your Performance can Predict Your Fatigue…try this test to see how fatigued you might be. 9% ROI from your Fatigue Management Program Still trying to convince the decision makers that fatigue needs to be managed? Untreated Apnea Increases the Risk of Fatigue 3 Rules for Napping as a Fatigue Countermeasure Cranky Shift-Workers: It’s not their fault! Fighting Fatigue Results in Financial Gains Is Fatigue Training Really Necessary in an FRMS? Would you feel comfortable telling your boss you are fatigued? You don’t know how fatigued you are….or do you? You don’t know how poorly you will perform….or do you? The NSC Fatigue Cost Calculator Weekly and Daily Duty Limits to Consider Does Opening the Window Fight Fatigue? Time on Task and Sleep-Related Fatigue Night Shift Limitations to Consider Duration of Irregular Night Shifts – Limits to Consider One Fundamental Flaw in Fatigue Rules and Regulations Incorporating Sleep Quality Indicators into Fitness for Duty Assessments Big Assumptions Getting Comfortable with Resistance to Change Fatigue Management Programs, Systems and Plans:  Is there a difference? Part I Fatigue Management Programs, Systems and Plans:  Is there a difference? Part III