How it works
Find. Fix.
Prove.
We find the fatigue risk on your crews, act on it at pre-start, and show the evidence every quarter.
1 · Find
Three weeks.
One crew.
The Crew Risk Snapshot shows where fatigue and strain are most likely coming from.
How your crew says it sleeps.
An anonymous survey by roster and shift. No names, no room numbers. The four-hour nights show up here.
Who carries strain risk.
10-minute movement screens for up to 40 workers, matched to their real tasks.
What to change first.
Roster, crib timing, camp blocks, heavy tasks. Ranked by impact, in one report.
2 · Fix
Small disciplines.
Every shift.
Inside the shift they already work. Nothing extra after twelve hours.
Twelve minutes before the toolbox talk.
Run by crew leaders trained to spot fatigue and act under your site's fatigue procedure.
The night switch, planned.
Nap, light and meal timing, and a plan for daytime sleep.
The swing is a family roster.
Short sessions on days off, with partners and kids.
The people who see it first.
A 90-minute session on spotting fatigue and starting the conversation. Plus one or two crew champions: workers who felt the change and show their mates.
On request, we arrange registered psychologists, physios or exercise physiologists.
Your swing
Every day has a plan.
Choose a roster and tap any day.
We build this plan around your real roster, starting with one crew.
3 · Prove
One report.
Every quarter.
What we measured, what changed, what's next. Built so nobody's data is used against them.
Not for decisions about people.
Never used for fitness-for-work, rostering or employment decisions. Written into our contract with you.
Only groups, never names.
De-identified results by crew. No group, or mix of answers, smaller than 10.
Between worker and practitioner.
Individual results stay with the worker and their practitioner, unless the law requires otherwise.
What happens next
From first call
to a day-90 report.
20-minute call
Your roster, your crews, your biggest concern.
On site, one swing
Survey, screens, fatigue and camp check.
Snapshot report
Findings ranked by impact, with a debrief.
Pilot report
Before and after. Then you decide.
Start with one crew.
Three weeks. You see where the fatigue risk sits.