Maritime: Crew Endurance Management

This training video explores the operational, physiological, psychological, and environmental factors affecting crew member endurance. When crew members have declining endurance, due to stress on the mind or body, it contributes to human error and risk. Learning about the risk factors for compromised endurance and how to manage them can help to raise productivity and lower the risk of injury to personnel or damage to assets.

Managing crew endurance begins with identifying the risk factors. This video teaches maritime industry personnel how to identify the risk factors affecting their operation as well as ways to control the risk factors.

This video educates maritime industry crew members and management on how to evaluate and minimize the risk factors contributing to decreased endurance. Improve efficiency and maintain a healthier crew with this endurance training for the maritime industry.

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Maritime industry management and crew members

• Introduction
• Introduction to Crew Endurance Management
• Demands of the Job
• Identifying Crew Endurance Risk Factors
• Physical Effects
• Solutions
• Light Management and Personal Behaviors
• Implementing a Crew Endurance Management Program

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