The introduction of the new SafeWork model Code of Practice signals a regulatory shift toward treating fatigue with the same systematic rigor as any physical workplace hazard. Regulators now expect to see businesses actively identifying and assessing fatigue hazards – such as roster design, shift duration, and night work – and demonstrating that their control measures genuinely reduce risk “so far as is reasonably practicable.”

This session explores how predictive scheduling software and automated monitoring platforms serve as the core infrastructure of a modern FRMS to meet these regulatory expectations. By integrating smart technologies, organisations can map risk, automate compliance, and capture real-time, data-driven insights. Learn how smart, targeted fatigue management tools bridge the gap between regulatory audit requirements and frontline operational safety, ensuring workers and supervisors have the tools to make the right decision at the right time.