5 Tactics to Manage the Daylight Saving Risk
Key Takeaways
- Highlight on your calendar the full weeks leading up to and after the time change to keep it on your radar
- Brief your crews about the time change several days in advance
- Where possible, build in extra breaks the week after the time change and adjust workloads accordingly
- Hold morning huddles or other early-morning sessions outside in natural light or other bright areas
- Be on the lookout for signs of fatigue, such as irritability, poor communication, zoning out, etc. and act swiftly to remove crew members showing these signs from high-risk work
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