Some Tips for the Night Shift Workers
Published by Brian Yalung September 22nd, 2008 in How to sleep better, SLEEP News, Sleep Issues.
Today, you are no longer blessed in choosing the right career for you. In fact we have seen the growing need for shift workers, most of which have trouble adjusting to new sleeping patterns brought about by the need to perform round the clock jobs. Among the notable workers we know who are shift workers include:
1. Nurses
2. Call Center Agents
3. Customer Service Representatives
4. 24/7 Convenience Store Attendants
5. Gasoline Station Personnel
6. Policemen
7. Firemen
8. Doctors/ Physicians
9. IT Personnel
10. Airlines Personnel
Most of these people have to adjust to the sleeping patterns that come with their job and here are some ways they can go about it:
Try to have a predictable schedule of night shifts. During the shift, keep the lights bright to trigger wakefulness. For daytime sleeping, eliminate as much noise and light as possible.
(Source) The News International
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