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Page 1: Theres An Elephant In The Control Room V4

There’s an Elephant in the Control Room

API Control Room Forum

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The Elephant and the Blind Men

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Specifics about Fatigue Mitigation

Implement these methods to reduce the risks

Provide opportunity for eight hours sleep between shifts TIME OFF

Educate controllers and supervisors in fatigue mitigation strategies and how off-duty activities contribute to fatigue

TRAINING

Train controllers and supervisors to recognize the effects of fatigue TRAINING

Establish a maximum limit on controller hours-of-service TIME OFF

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Other Statements in Summary

• PHMSA requires that operators implement methods to reduce the risks associated with fatigue.

• PHMSA expects that operators will consider circadian effects, need for rest, and other factors highlighted by relevant research.

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Fatigue in Rule: What Do We See?

Training*

Considerresearch

Maximum hours of service

Reduce risksSleep

opportunity

*SGA Online Courses

Training*

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Elephant in the Room is PEOPLE• Irritability• Cognitive impairment• Memory lapses or loss• Impaired moral judgment• Severe yawning• Hallucinations• Symptoms similar to ADHD

• Impaired immune system

• Risk of diabetes Type 2

• Increased heart rate variability• Risk of heart disease

• Decreased reaction time and accuracy

• Tremors• Aches

Other:• Growth suppression• Risk of obesity• Decreased temperature

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People are Unpredictable!

People are unpredictable creatures, they invent rules which they break

incessantly and they follow impulses which they later cannot explain.

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Non-work-related Fatigue

InterDynamicsFatigue-risk Management

Work-related

Fatigue

Fatigue Modeling Software

Hours of work(Sleep Opportunity)

RiskManagement

Job/Org.Factors

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Fatigue Risk Management System

Scientific Research

Policies & Procedures

Roster Design &

Workforce Planning

Training & Education

Compliance & Audit

Contingency Planning

Fatigue Hazard

Analysis

Hours of Work

Diagnostic

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Risk Exposures & Safeguards

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Fatigue Scenario Hazard Analysis

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Modeling Fatigue Risk Exposure

InterDynamicsFatigue-risk Management

Based on the task an individual is performing, and following a rigorous risk management process, a tolerance is set at an acceptable indicative fatigue exposure level

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Don’t Ignore the Elephant in the Control Room

• People are unpredictable, aren’t we?• Fatigue affects people in different ways.• Use a risk based approach with the

group, the role of a controller, and the specific individuals.

• Consider a Fatigue Risk Management System.

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There’s an Elephant in the Control Room

API Control Room Forum


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