Understanding Fatigue in the Workplace

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Understanding Fatigue in the Workplace

Take this informative quiz to enhance your knowledge about fatigue and its effects in the workplace. Understand the signs, risks, and preventive measures that can help maintain a healthy work environment.

Learn about work-related and external factors contributing to fatigue.
Discover effective ways to identify and manage fatigue.
Test your knowledge on how to create a safer workspace.

8 Questions2 MinutesCreated by DynamicFocus127

What is Fatigue?

A state of tiredness leading to reduced mental and/or physical performance that can endanger workplace safety.

A state of relaxation leading to improved productivity and efficiency to enable higher work result.

A state of tiredness leading to improved efficiency to complete work to enable faster rest.

Work related factors can include

Poor work scheduling and planning

Long period of time awake

Intense sustained physical and mental exhaustion

All of the above

Outside of Work Related Factors

Poor quality of sleep

Health status with conditions

Excessive travel time

All of the above

What can Fatigue do to you?

Unable to stay awake, concentrate and pay attention to work

Unable to answer calls and reply email

Increase concentration and attention span

Unable to consume food and drinks

What are 3 ways I can detect Fatigue?

Individual, Peer Look Out, Supervisor Management

Emails, Text, Phone Calls

Noticing people sleeping, Moodiness, Laziness

None of the above

I can prevent Fatigue by...

Good sleep cycle, Good diet, Regular exercising

Good sleep cycle, Alcohol before sleep, Spicy food

Excessive computer usage, Moderate Alcohol intake, Good sleep cycle

None of the above

Risk Assessment to Fatigue Management includes

Hazard identification in workplace

Risk Evaluation and Control

Monitoring and review of the Risk assessment plan

All of the above

Management review of Fatigue Management Plan is important because...

Management can enable less work so I will have fatigue

Ensure suitability, adequacy and effectiveness in preventing fatigue

Recognise people who have fatigue works very hard

Understands dangers of fatigue and prevent overtime of work

Understanding Fatigue in the Workplace

Understanding Fatigue in the Workplace

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