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Design Specs of the Human Machine

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Humans were never designed to work 24/7, yet that is what we are increasingly having to do. Despite clear scientific evidence outlining the performance and impairment variations along our natural body clock, or circadian rhythm we continue to treat ourselves and our workforce as if every hour on the clock is equal. Which they are not.
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Page 1: Design Specs of the Human Machine

My Job is to make your job easy, and make you look good

The Design Specs of the

Human Machine

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My Job is to make your job easy, and make you look good

Disclaimer #1 I am a director of Circadian Australia

Part of the Global Circadian® Group

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Safety & Productivity Are often compromised by:

a) commercial pressures b) impact of fatigue on our

work force

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My Job is to make your job easy, and make you look good

So what were the design specs of the

human machine? What was it designed to do

(and not to do)

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Everything was working wonderfully, until… In the late 1800’s Thomas Edison

invented the electric light

And life changed forever

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But wait… there’s more In the late 1900's we invented

the internet

the credit card

and then, the smart phone

(and of course, FaceBook)

Nothing has been the same since

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Fatigue can be described as:

“a state of impaired

physical and/or mental performance

and lowered alertness”

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The 5 Critical Things everyone

should know

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No. 1 The Problem:

Everyone has a

Circadian Rhythm

(a body clock)

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No. 2 There are critical times

within our 24 hour cycle

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No. 3 Fatigue doesn’t discriminate

It affects everyone

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No. 4 We are all responsible, liable

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No. 5 Adequate restorative sleep

Is the only solution

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Actigraphy Report: Normal Sleep

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Actigraphy Report: Sleep Disorder

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Actigraphy Report: Extreme Insomnia

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What have we learnt? Everyone has a Circadian Rhythm

Critical times within our 24 hour cycle

Fatigue doesn't discriminate

We are all responsible, liable

Adequate restorative sleep the only solution

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What should we do? Be aware of these issues

Measure, audit performance

Identify problems and risk areas

Source and apply solutions

Follow up to measure improvement

Act now!

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