On-Demand
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Category
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Taking a collaborative approach to mitigating MSD risk
Being proactive gives us the best chance of preventing and managing musculoskeletal disorders. In this session, Ross Balcombe discusses Southeastern’s collaborative approach and ongoing initiatives for protecting the musculoskeletal heath of their drivers.
Sleep quality: Feeling rested
Long hours away from home. Working when others are enjoying holidays. A global pandemic. It’s not surprising that so many of us feel fatigued. This session is all about our commitment to finding solutions.
Sleep well, live well
Sluggish, rubbish, and lethargic. We all know the feeling of a bad night’s sleep. Hope’s session is an introduction to the science of sleep and the very best techniques for improving the quality of your shuteye and drifting off into a deep slumber.
Everything you need to know about fatigue, but were too tired to ask!
Our bright-eyed and bushy-tailed RWA Fatigue Coordination Group have been creating a step-change in how fatigue risk is managed. This session covers what’s already being done and what’s happening in the next year. Olly Glover tells us his sobering story about fatigue.
Prostate cancer awareness
If something’s not quite right, it’s always best to get checked. Rob Miguel raises awareness of prostate cancer and explains what symptoms to look for. Giving this session a watch could just save a life.
Caring for our shift workers. A practical view on reducing fatigue
Working nights or odd hours can confuse your body clock, and it’s much harder to sleep during the daytime. But thankfully there are practical steps you can take to help manage your sleep and stay alert while on duty.
Fatigue
Sleep expert, Dr David Lee, discusses why sleep is important, whether you get enough of it and what small changes you can make to improve your sleep.
Fatigue
Sleep is fundamental to good health and our ability to perform safely at work. We discuss how sleep apnoea and shift work affects the quality of our sleep.
Managing worries
Everyone worries from time to time, but too much worry can leave us feeling tense and anxious. We discuss how to help manage your worries - big and small.