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Fatigue guidelines: Managing and reducing the risk of fatigue at sea

Wednesday 4 March 2020
Fatigue can have serious consequences for the safety and health of seafarers, operational safety and the marine environment. 
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The new fatigue guidelines are based on the International Maritime Organization Guidelines on Fatigue (MSC.1/Circ. 1598.) and are aimed at regulated Australian and foreign flagged vessels.

Read the guidelines.
 

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