Fatigue Management

Fatigue is more than feeling tired and drowsy. In a work context, fatigue is a state of mental and/or physical exhaustion which reduces a person’s ability to perform work safely and effectively.

It can occur because of prolonged mental or physical activity, sleep loss and/or disruption of the internal body clock.

Fatigue can be caused by factors which may be work related, non-work related or a combination of both and can accumulate over time.

Fatigue management is a shared responsibility between management and workers as it involves factors both inside and outside of work. Employers and persons conducting a business are responsible for using a risk management approach to manage fatigue.

For instance, did you know that drivers of fatigue-regulated vehicles must comply with maximum work and minimum rest limits.

SS&T have a dedicated team of professionals who can assist you develop fatigue management programs and offer a variety of fatigue management and related training.

If you require assistance in managing fatigue call us now on (02) 9958 9009 or email info@saunderssafety.com.au

Mental Health First Aid Training – 2020 Course Postponed

Saunders Safety & Training have identified the need for the community to become more proficient and confident in assisting those who are affected by a mental health disease. As such we are running a two day nationally accredited course that provides practical information about key mental illnesses and first aid processes.

Contact us for further details on the next session

COVID-19 Back to Work Cleanliness Inspection & Certificate

Unfortunately, many workplaces have had to effectively shut down due to COVID-19, which presents the question, how do you know your workplace is safe to return to?
We want to help ensure your employees and customers safety, this is why we are conducting a ‘Back to Work Cleanliness Inspection and Certificate’.

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WHS & Workers Compensation changing in NSW

To ensure that you are not an “at risk” employer please contact us for a comprehensive overview of the changing landscape in NSW.

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Phone. 02 9958 9009
Email. info@saunderssafety.com.au