Specific topic 2: Managing fatigue risks
Specific topic 2: Managing fatigue risks Suggested approach for sites The suggested approach for sites on this issue is to focus more on the system for controlling excessive or fatiguing working hours, rather than individual, one-off instances. Sites should be reminded that the legal duty is on employers to manage risks from fatigue,
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