Unraveling Seafarer Fatigue: A Comprehensive Study on Fatigue Among Singaporean Bunker Tanker Crews and Effective Mitigation Strategies

Abstract

This study investigates the effects of crew fatigue on bunker barge employees, emphasizing the sources and causes of crew fatigue in bunker tankers operating in Singapore. This study investigates shipboard management, operations, planning, the worldwide oil market, supply and demand for seafarers, and Singapore's maritime industry. Anthropological approaches and statistical methods were used to investigate the factors that lead to fatigue and its effects on the workplace. This study investigates the organizational structure, international oil and shipping sectors, and Singapore's shipping business. Seafarer fatigue can be affected by numerous factors, including the physiology of the crew and the construction of the vessel. Data collection and processing methods, including Bayesian networks and Python scripts, were analyzed. According to the findings of the study, fatigue among seafarers is caused by several factors, including onshore management as well as physical and psychological stress, with physical stress and irregular sleeping habits being the two elements that have the most significant impact