Clockwork White Papers
Understanding and Managing Microsleeps
A Framework for Investigating Fatigue
Fatigue Management Training for Aviation Personnel
Cognitive Effects of Sleep Loss
Government Reports
Fatigue and Road Safety: a critical analysis of recent evidence (2011)
Client: UK Department for Transport
A survey of HM Coroners regarding the provision of data on drugs in road traffic accident fatalities (2011)
Client: UK Department for Transport
A review of evidence related to drug driving in the UK (2010)
Client: UK Department for Transport
Fatigue Risk Management Systems: a review of the literature (2010)
Client: UK Department for Transport
Fatigue Risk Management Systems: interviews with operators, regulators and researchers with experience of implementing Fatigue Risk Management Systems (2010)
Client: UK Department for Transport
A review of methodologies employed in roadside surveys of drinking and driving (2008)
Client: UK Department for Transport
Journal and Conference Papers
Sleep and sleepiness of pilots operating long-range airplane emergency medical missions. (2014)
Journal: Aviat Space Environ Med
Sleep and sleepiness during an ultra long-range flight operation between the Middle East and United States (2012)
Journal: Accident Analysis and Prevention
Framework for analysis of the workload of training captains (2009)
Journal: Transport Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board
An aviation fatigue risk management system (2008)
Conference: International Safety Systems Regional Conference, System Safety Society, Singapore, 2008
Limitations on hours of work and fatigue risk management (2008)
Conference: 9th International Conference on Health, Safety and Environment in Oil and Gas Exploration and Production, Society of Petroleum Engineers, Nice, 2008
An integrated system for managing fatigue risk within a low cost carrier (2006)
Conference: 59th International Air Safety Seminar, Paris, France, 2006
Fatigue risk management in a short-haul airline: improving the extent to which conventional safety data collection tools consider fatigue (2006)
Conference: 7th International Symposium of the Australian Aviation Psychology Association, Manly, Australia, 2006
Titan Airways engaged with Clockwork to assist in the development of training to meet both the regulatory needs of EASA-FTL and the unique fatigue management challenges that we face in an ad-hoc operating environment. Clockwork’s approach to the task was methodical and also sympathetic to the diverse operation types we have. The communication from the Clockwork team was excellent throughout the project including ongoing support after release. The final training product truly combined the theoretical and practical aspects of fatigue management with the Titan operating environment and ethos.
Graham Baguley
Operations Director
Titan Airways
Clockwork’s insights and experience enabled us to improve our data collection rates and their analytical skills offered invaluable insights into operational issues. It is fair to say that Clockwork has caused us to completely rethink our LOSA process, turning it into a true added-value proposition.
Norman MacLeod
Human Factors Manager
Cathay Pacific Airlines
Luxair has built a strong link to Clockwork over the past years. Not only did they help us to develop successful fatigue surveys with our cabin and cockpit crews but they also played a major role in the development of our fatigue reporting, our FRMS training and the analysis of our scheduling practices. Clockwork's staff were always open to our ideas/thoughts and with their professionalism and dedication helped us achieve our goal of mitigating fatigue related risks through our SMS.
Pascal Kremer
Safety Manager
Luxair