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• TITLE: Experiences of Fatigue at Sea—A Comparative Study in European and Chinese Shipping Industry

  AUTHORS: Zhiwei Zhao, Jorgen Riis Jepsen, Zhonglong Chen, Huanxin Wang

  KEYWORDS: Fatigue, Seafarers, Work and Sleep Patterns, T-Test, Stepwise Regression Analysis

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Biosciences and Medicines, Vol.4 No.3, March 24, 2016

  ABSTRACT: Fatigue has negative impacts on the general working population as well as on seafarers. In order to study seafarers’ fatigue, a questionnaire-base survey was conducted to gain information about potential risk factors for fatigue and construct indexes indicating fatigue. The study applies T-test to compare strata of seafarers to analyse work and sleep patterns in global seafaring. Qualitative analysis are also employed to explore the impacts of fatigue on seafarer’s occupational health and safety.