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Southland Branch is excited to host world-renowned speaker and acclaimed fatigue expert, Professor Drew Dawson, who will be flying in from Australia to workshop a deep dive into FATIGUE MANAGEMENT. It's too good an opportunity to keep to ourselves, so non-member tickets are also available.
Your learning outcome
At the end of the workshop participants will understand how to design, and evaluate a FRMS (Fatigue Risk Management System) based on ISO31000 and ISO45000 standards.
Professor Dawson has worked extensively with the aviation, manufacturing, retail, entertainment, and mining sectors in Australia, and is a world-renowned expert on fatigue in the workplace. He has instigated fatigue management programmes, developed shift work and fatigue policy, undertaken pre-employment assessments, and shift work education sessions.
Professor Dawson regularly presents at national and international conferences and has provided expert witness testimony in many fatigue-related court cases. As director of the internationally recognised Appleton Institute in Adelaide, part of Central Queensland University, he oversees basic and applied research into the effects of shift work and sleep loss on the health and well-being of employees. Basic research programmes are focused on the interactions of the sleep and circadian systems, the effects of sleep loss and the ways people protect themselves against fatigue-related errors.
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