Helping you help yourself

ICAO defines an FRMS as “a data-driven means of continuously monitoring and managing fatigue-safety related risks, based upon scientific principles and knowledge, as well as operational experience that aims to ensure relevant personnel are performing at adequate levels of alertness.”

This means that your FRMS is unique to your organisational needs but still needs to adhere to regulatory requirements.

Our FRM experts can help you implement an FRMS that meets your needs and those of the regulator. Our consultants have regulatory expertise as well as creating and implementing FRMS for operators. Our services include FRM project planning, requirements and gap analysis, safety case development and developing FRMS processes and documentation. 

We can help you every step of the way to implement your FRMS.

With over four decades of experience, our expertise in fatigue science is unparalleled. We work with our clients to embed good and effective fatigue science into their organisation that improves performance and productivity whilst enhancing, staff morale and safety.

We educate and implement the principles of fatigue science into your organisation. This includes establishing base line performance, how to monitor continuous improvement, and the use of proven countermeasures.

We advise our clients on the most appropriate biomathematical models for their needs. With a range of models available, it is important that models are chosen that are developed and validated with the occupational group to ensure relevant to fatigue risk requirements.

We provide objective evaluation of models relevant to your requirements and identify appropriate key and safety performance indicators for your organisational needs.

Our HARVEST analysis module helps the FRM manager to identify trends and comparisons as well as identifying underlying causes of fatigue throughout their organisation. This provides valuable insight to enable fatigue risk to be identified and mitigated to reduce organisation risk and exposure.

Our FRM specialists can attend your Fatigue Safety Action Group to evaluate its effectiveness in implementing FRMS objectives and meeting organisational requirements.