OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SAFETY (OHS): MENTAL HEALTH, AND SHIFT WORK ARRANGEMENTS IN THE WORKPLACE($39.63Value)

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Occupational Health Safety (OHS): Mental Health, and Shift Work Arrangements in the Workplace By Wycliffe Anthony Frater Sr. Millions of workers around the world operate outside the traditional nine-to-five paradigm, working nights, rotating through shifts, and enduring schedules that challenge their bodies, their minds, and their lives. This comprehensive textbook addresses the full spectrum of occupational health implications arising from shift work arrangements, with particular attention to the mental health dimensions that mainstream safety literature has long underserved. Written by a credentialed OHS Safety Officer, Certified Occupational Safety Specialist, and Authorized OSHA General Industry Trainer with decades of field experience, this volume integrates regulatory frameworks, circadian science, organizational psychology, and frontline practice into an authoritative professional resource. From fatigue risk management to psychological safety, from schedule design principles to EAP accessibility for night workers, this is the definitive guide for safety professionals, human resource practitioners, and organizational leaders committed to protecting workers across all hours of operation. Occupational Health Safety (OHS): Mental Health, and Shift Work Arrangements in the Workplace is the comprehensive professional resource that the safety and human resources communities have needed. In a single authoritative volume, author Wycliffe Anthony Frater Sr. an OHS Safety Officer, Certified Occupational Safety Specialist, and Authorized OSHA General Industry Trainer, integrates three domains that have historically been treated in isolation: occupational health and safety practice, workplace mental health, and the specific physiology and organizational science of shift work.