Learning pathways differ from traditional online courses and webinars by being designed for learners at three levels of skill—technician, practitioner, and professional. Users can select a specific skill level or follow the entire pathway as each content level flows into the next.
OEHS/IH Fatigue Management Levels
Level I - Technician
Individuals supporting OEHS/IH operations who need task-specific skills to recognize fatigue-related hazards, collect relevant data, and apply basic controls under supervision.
Level II - Practitioner
Individuals performing routine OEHS/IH tasks who need foundational awareness of fatigue risks and basic mitigation strategies to support safe daily operations.
Level III - Professional
Individuals leading OEHS/IH programs who require advanced understanding of fatigue-related exposures, risk assessment methods, and strategic mitigation approaches to inform policy, training, and organizational decision-making.
Learning pathways offer a greater variety and flexibility of content including articles, research papers, interactive content, and recorded lectures at one, two, or all three levels at their own pace. The user interface resembles a webpage, which learners navigate to access infographics, videos, downloadable articles and papers, and links to external resources.
