Fatigue management​
Basic Fatigue Management (BFM)
and Advanced Fatigue Management (AFM)
Fatigue Management Accreditation
The scheme provides two fatigue management options: Basic Fatigue Management (BFM) and Advanced Fatigue Management (AFM). BFM offers greater flexibility in managing work and rest hours allowing an additional 2 driving hours per day, while AFM provides a genuine risk management approach to managing driver fatigue with even greater flexibility. Both options provide simpler schedules and less compliance stress for drivers, which can lead to more effective route completion than competitors.
Benefits of NHVAS Fatigue Management Accreditation:
- Greater flexibility in managing work and rest hours
- Genuine risk management approach to managing driver fatigue
- Simpler schedules and less compliance stress for drivers
- More effective route completion than competitors
- Increased productivity
- Longer driving hours or working hours between breaks
Don't risk tired drivers
In summary, fatigue management is an essential component of the NHVAS that helps transport companies manage driver fatigue and improve road safety. By implementing auditable accredited systems, transport companies can benefit from increased productivity and reduced compliance stress.
What are the steps to become an accredited transport operator?
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