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Sleep loss and fatigue are hazards in forestry that can lead to decreased productivity and incidents and accidents. This study examined Fatigue Management (FM) approaches in forestry in Australia, with an emphasis on the Green Triangle (GT).
Full report: Dorrian J, Agostini A, Hadlum B, Chandrakumar D, O’Hehir J, Chow C, Rameezdeen R, Coates A, Dawson D, Ahn J (2023). Development of Best-Practice Fatigue Management for the Australian Forestry Industry. National Institute for Forest Products Innovation (NIFPI) Mount Gambier Centre, Project NIF122-1920 [NS052], ISBN: 978-1-922718-25-9
For further information or to request a copy of the report and project summary flyer:
Jillian Dorrian
Professor of Psychology, University of South Australia,
UniSA Justice and Society, jill.dorrian@unisa.edu.au