MALAYSIAN EMPLOYERS FEDERATION
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Contact Person :____________________________________________________ Position :____________________________ Tel :_________________________ TRAINING ON :____________________________ E-mail :_____________________ FATIGUE RISK MANAGEMENT Cheque No :__________________________ Amount : RM________________ Details of participant(s) 1. Dr/Mr/Ms___________________________________________________ MALAYSIAN EMPLOYERS FEDERATION Position :_____________________ E-mail :______________________ 2. Dr/Mr/Ms___________________________________________________ Position :_____________________ E-mail :______________________ 3. Dr/Mr/Ms___________________________________________________ Position :_____________________ E-mail :______________________ Penang – 30 - 31 October 2012 4. Dr/Mr/Ms___________________________________________________ Position :_____________________ E-mail :______________________
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5. Dr/Mr/Ms___________________________________________________ Position :_____________________ E-mail :______________________ PROGRAMME Introduction
At the workplace, there are many types of work that is putting severe stress on the
workers. Worker stress due to fatigue is an insidious threat which is often ignored and
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poorly understood. Work fatigue may cause workers to lose focus and concentration
on the job and lead to accidents. These accidents are usually very serious in
consequence but are entirely preventable. Fatigue due to excessive work and lack of
rest can be controlled. The impact of fatigue on productivity and safety is very significant. This training attempts to address the hidden dangers of fatigue at work
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place through good Fatigue Risk Management practices.
Objectives
- Cumulative lack of sleep & - Consequences fatigue.
By the end of the two days session the participants will be able:
To acquire knowledge and skills to manage fatigue-related risks; Specifically:-
Understand the causes and consequences of work related fatigue.
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Apply principles of a fatigue risk management system.
Apply practical personal fatigue management strategies.
- Employees responsibilities - Video part 2.
Workshop Contents MODULE 1: Causes and consequences of fatigue.
: MODULE 2 : FATIGUE RISK MANAGEMENT MODULE 2: Fatigue risk management. Module 3: Managing and coping with shift-work. Module 4: Personal fatigue countermeasures.
: MODULE 3 : MANAGING AND COPING WITH SHIFT-WORK Who Should Attend
- Shift work features and design. - Effects of early shift start times.
* Supervisors / Managers attending to shift operation in the transportation sector, manufacturing sector and healthcare service provides will benefit significantly from the
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- Monotonous work environment. - Monotonous jobs. - Video Part 4
Trainer / Facilitator Abot Naros – holds a bachelor degree in chemistry from Bath University, United Kingdom and a
Master’s of Science Degree in Occupational Safety and Health Management awarded by
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Universiti Utara Malaysia. His industrial experience is mainly in the oil and gas industries. In 1989
he served as the Terminal Manager of Shell Timur Sdn. Bhd. Later in 1996 he joined Shell
Malaysia Trading Sdn as the LPG Logistics Manager. After 16 years of service with Shell, he
opted for VSS and later became the Safety and Health advisers to various transport
organisations. He is also a regular trainer for the Safety and Health Officer Course NIOSH, Malaysia.
Methodology
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This 2-day workshop employs a combination of lectures, discussions, individual and
group work, and video presentations to enhance its effectiveness.
Training Fees (Members of MEF will be given RM 100.00 discount per participant)
Registrations are confirmed upon receipt of payment. Training fees are non-
refundable.However, participant’s replacement is al owed.
Members who wish to attend this workshop are advised to register early, as seats are limited and shall be on a first come first served basis.
Anal. Chem. 1998, 70, 321R-339R Gas Chromatography Gary A. Eiceman* Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, New Mexico 88003 Herbert H. Hill, Jr. Department of Chemistry, Washington State University, Pullman, Washington 99164 Jorge Gardea-Torresdey Department of Chemistry, University of Texas, El Paso, El Paso, Texas 79968 Review Contents
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