This image shows a worker near the end of a long shift, operating equipment with visible signs of fatigue. Their posture is slouched, movements are slower, and their eyes struggle to stay focused. The workstation around them shows no signs of breaks—tools are still in constant use, and the pace hasn’t slowed. Nearby, a small mistake has already started to unfold: a hand is positioned too close to a moving part, and the worker hesitates for just a fraction of a second. That moment of hesitation—barely noticeable—is enough for the situation to turn dangerous. Fatigue […]