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Proceedings Papers
Publisher: American Society of Safety Professionals
Paper presented at the ASSE Professional Development Conference and Exposition, June 7–10, 2015
Paper Number: ASSE-15-767
.... The mid-afternoon dip represents the period during the day when our circadian rhythms, otherwise known as our internal biological clocks, are at weaker levels and you should avoid scheduling those safety- sensitive and more demanding tasks for your employees during that time of the day. Circadian rhythms...
Proceedings Papers
Publisher: American Society of Safety Professionals
Paper presented at the ASSE Professional Development Conference and Exposition, June 11–14, 2006
Paper Number: ASSE-06-515
... processes are coordinated to allow for increased activity during the day and lower activity at night ( http://www.ccohs.ca ). Circadian rhythms are most obvious when observed in plants and animals. For example, flowers bloom when the sun rises and close as the nighttime appears. Birds begin their morning...
Proceedings Papers
Publisher: American Society of Safety Professionals
Paper presented at the ASSE Professional Development Conference and Exposition, June 11–14, 2006
Paper Number: ASSE-06-516
... of the enterprise under consideration and, as I have often been taught, "if you do not know what your competitors are doing then you are probably out of the race." Detriment customer circadian rhythm professional development preparation personal development workplace disruption safety professional...