Sleep patterns of offshore day-workers in relation to overtime work and age
Abstract
In addition to long contractual hours during offshore weeks (14 × 12 h shifts), many personnel on North Sea oil/gas installations also work overtime, but little is known about the implications of overtime for sleep patterns offshore. In this study, the additive and interactive effects of overtime and age were analysed as predictors of sleep duration and sleep quality among offshore day-workers (N = 551), 54% of whom reported overtime. Sleep...
Paper Details
Title
Sleep patterns of offshore day-workers in relation to overtime work and age
Published Date
May 1, 2015
Journal
Volume
48
Pages
232 - 239
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