Research, Evaluation and Industry Partnerships
We work with organisations that want to better understand their workforce, evaluate change, and develop practical solutions informed by evidence. Through research, evaluation, and industry partnerships, we help workplaces generate insights that support continuous improvement, innovation, and better outcomes for health, safety, and performance.
This may include survey design and delivery, evaluation of interventions or new initiatives, and collaborative research partnerships that support both industry innovation and academic advancement. These activities can help organisations monitor change over time, identify emerging risks, understand workforce experiences, and assess the impact of new systems, resources, or ways of working.
What underpins this work is a combination of research excellence and industry understanding. We bring expertise across fatigue, sleep, circadian science, safety and risk management systems, organisational learning, human factors, and systems thinking, allowing us to work effectively across a wide range of sectors and challenges. Whether the need is for a one-off project or a longer-term partnership, we tailor our approach to deliver useful insights and practical value.
HOW WE CAN HELP
• Design and deliver fatigue and wellbeing surveys
• Evaluate new initiatives, interventions, or workforce supports
• Identify emerging risks and opportunities through workforce insights
• Support continuous improvement and organisational learning
• Partner on applied research that translates evidence into practical action
WHAT WORKPLACES ARE SAYING…
“The workshops were highly relevant to our operational environment and translated fatigue and sleep science into practical strategies for our teams. The sessions reflected the different realities of shiftwork and supported a shared responsibility approach to fatigue management.” –
Adam Harvey, COO, Napier Port, New Zealand
“The session struck the right balance between evidence, practical advice and genuine understanding of frontline work. It was engaging, easy to follow, and gave our workforce useful ways to think about fatigue, recovery and looking after themselves.” – Emma Ugarte, Injury Prevention Specialist, NSW Ambulance
ORGANISATIONS WE HAVE WORKED WITH:
