Video podcast: Understanding fatigue and managing fatigue-related risks

Why should we bother about employee fatigue?

Fatigue is a growing concern in working life today and an issue that requires attention in occupational safety and health management. 

Fatigue is a growing concern in working life today and an issue that requires attention in occupational safety and health management. 

This article explores the environmental impact of fires, how fire safety improves business resilience and the current issues surrounding sustainability and risk engineering. Listen also to our podcast, you will find the link at the end of this article.

Why should we bother about employee fatigue?

An unplanned emergency shutdown, due to a catastrophic equipment failure, pandemic, strikes and riots, or other unforeseen sudden events usually happens when you least expect it.

The importance of accurate values in an insurance policy remains especially relevant as we see risks relating to underinsurance continue to surface, impacting businesses and hindering their recovery when incidents occur.

In this article, we highlight the responsibilities of a Risk Engineer when it comes to loss prevention work and the environment. The article explores the lifespan of buildings and challenges in selecting construction materials. Listen also to our podcast, you will find the link at the end of this article.

With rising inflation, the ongoing war in Ukraine, and multiple geopolitical security of energy supply challenges, particularly in natural gas, the looming winter energy crisis in Europe has many companies concerned about guaranteeing business continuity. As a result, some companies have begun stockpiling alternative fuels on their manufacturing sites.

Shared workplaces take place widely in industries, such as construction, manufacturing and mining.

The packaging business of the Wihuri Group, comprising Wipak in Europe and Asia and Winpak in North America, is one of the world’s leading producers of packaging materials for the food and medical supply industries. The company is investing in production plants around the world. If’s Risk Engineers give credit to Wipak and Winpak for the opportunity of being involved in the plant planning process from the very beginning.