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Fatigue and Oil-Handling Facilities Operations |
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| 07-08-010 | October 2007 | June 2008 |
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| Author(s) |
Mike Lynch, GayLee Kilpatrick |
| Description |
Sleep is a basic human need. Fatigue is the reduced performance associated with the need for sleep. Accidents occur in all parts of our lives because of fatigue. A number of fatigue-related effects have been identified: lapses (failures to respond, slow responses, and wrong responses), decreased performance consistency, slowed reactions, increased mental errors, decreased memory and recall, decreased alertness, and increased risk-taking. |
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