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The 16 Per Cent
After an intense investigation, over 300 contributing factors were identified, but the key contributors to this tragic event was a combination of poor work culture and fatigued workers,” Harnett explained. “From there, I was sent to Washington DC and Michigan to learn about these emerging topics called Human Factors and Ergonomics, and leaders in Australia were beginning to share their initial studies in Fatigue Management. They were really in their infancy. I’ve been augmenting my education and learnings ever since.”
Workplace Fatigue
Workplace Fatigue: Current Landscape and Future Considerations Very proud to have this report released! Thank you to all who contributed to our efforts, and a huge thank you to the CSA Group for tackling this issue. We are one step closer to providing all Canadian...
Ahead of another time change, debate rages on
Which is better? Standard time or daylight saving time? On Sunday, Nov. 1, many Canadians will see time fall back, gaining an hour in the return to standard time (ST). Ah, fall — that time of year when everything is spiced with pumpkin, old Halloween costumes are...
Walking on Sunshine
Walking on Sunshine: The Key to Surviving 2020 Photo by Radu Florin on Unsplash July 29, 2020 Mike Harnett President Solaris Fatigue Management www.solarisfm.com mharnett@solarisfm.com I'm staring daggers at my coffeemaker impatiently drumming my...
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