How to Manage Extreme Fatigue and Stress | Stress Management & Fatigue Management
Behavioral indicators:
Decreased motivation and low morale.
Increased irritability and depression.
Physiological indicators:
Confusion, poor problem-solving.
Poor abstract thinking.
Poor attention/decisions.
Poor concentration/memory.
Extreme emotional responses.
Social/behavioral changes.
Recommendations for chronic fatigue/stress are:
Take longer periods of rest/recovery.
Ensure that workers are adequately rested before they begin work shifts.
Provide periodic rest breaks to allow physical and mental recovery.
Alternate between heavy and light tasks.
Eat well-balanced meals regularly, with energy supplements during periods of high exertion.
Maintain hydration.
Ensure workers maintain good personal hygiene.
Maintain high standards of physical fitness and work capacity.
In extreme cases, personnel may need to be relieved of their duties.