The documents below contain detailed information on elements of fatigue management that apply to all industries.

Adjustment of Exposure Standards for Extended Workshifts
Description
Adjustment for rest periods following longer than standard shift. (Eight hours.) Three individual models have been developed to calculate this rest period extension, Brief and Scala Model, OSHA Model an the Pharmacokinetic Model. These models have become increasingly important with the switch to twelve-hour shifts. Each model works on different parameters and has its respective advantages and drawbacks.

WA Code of Practice Hours of Work, 2006. Commision for Occupational Health and Safety and Mining Industry Advisory Committee
Description
This document provides guidance to all workplaces in WA on how to manage hours of work, including what the hazards are, how to identify the risks and how to manage them.

Fatigue Management Guide, 2005. Division of Workplace Health and Safety Queensland.
Description
This guide provides the information and advice necessary to apply risk management techniques to managing fatigue in the workplace.

Plain Language About Shiftwork
Description
Basic facts about shiftwork and talks about ways to make shiftwork life easier. How to examine work schedules; Improving shiftwork through the organization; Coping strategies for the individual

Rotational Shiftwork.
Description
What is the definition of "rotational shiftwork". Are there adverse health and safety effects to working shifts. What are the effects on circadian rhythms? What are the changes in sleep patterns? What are the gastrointestinal disorders associated with shiftwork? What are some strategies for improvement? What can the individual do to cope with shiftwork?