Brad Aisbett

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Stakeholder Council / Project Leader

Publications authored

2015

Sleep Restriction during Simulated Wildfire Suppression: Effect on Physical Task Performance

G. Vincent; S. Ferguson; J. Tran; B. Larsen; A. Wolkow; B. Aisbett
Journal Article

2014

Operational Readiness of Rural Firefighters During Bushfire Suppression Final Report

B. Aisbett; B. Smith; S. Ferguson
Report

2013

A survey to identify physically demanding tasks performed during storm damage operations by Australian State Emergency Services personnel

B. Larsen; T. Graham; B. Aisbett
Journal Article

Muscle activation during the Pack Hike test and a critical wildfire fighting task

K. Netto; C. Lord; A. Petersen; J.Spelt Janssen; D. Nichols; B. Aisbett
Journal Article

2012

Identification of physically demanding tasks performed during bushfire suppression by Australian rural firefighters

M. Phillips; W. Payne; C. Lord; K. Netto; D. Nichols; B. Aisbett
Journal Article

Pre-shift fluid intake: Effect on physiology, work and drinking during emergency wildfire fighting

J. Raines; R. Snow; A. Petersen; J. Harvey; D. Nichols; B. Aisbett
Journal Article

The effect of prescribed fluid consumption on physiology and work behavior of wildfire fighters

J. Raines; R. Snow; A. Petersen; J. Harvey; D. Nichols; B. Aisbett
Journal Article

Validating ‘fit for duty’ tests for Australian volunteer fire fighters suppressing bushfires

C. Lord; K. Netto; A. Petersen; D. Nichols; J. Drain; M. Phillips; B. Aisbett
Journal Article

“Awake, smoky, and hot”: Providing an evidence-base for managing the risks associated with occupational stressors encountered by wildland firefighters

B. Aisbett; A. Wolkow; M. Sprajcer; S. Ferguson
Journal Article

2011

Design of a valid simulation for researching physical, physiological and cognitive performance in volunteer firefighters during bushfire deployment.

S. Ferguson; B. Aisbett; S.M. Jay; K. Onus; C. Lord; M. Sprajcer; M.J.W. Thomas
Conference Proceedings

Frequency, intensity and duration of physical tasks performed by Australian rural firefighters during bushfire suppression

M. Phillips; K. Netto; W. Payne; C. Lord; N. Brooksbank; K. Onus; S. Jefferies; B. Aisbett
Conference Proceedings

Pack Hike Test finishing time for Australian firefighters: Pass rates and correlates of performance

M. Phillips; A. Petersen; C.R. Abbiss; K. Netto; W. Payne; D. Nichols; B. Aisbett
Journal Article

Prescribed fluid consumption and its effects on the physiology and work behaviour of Australian wildland firefighters

J. Raines; R. Snow; A. Petersen; J. Harvey; K. Onus; S. Jefferies; D. Nichols; B. Aisbett
Conference Proceedings

2009

Relationship between fitness components and pack hike test.

M. Phillips; A. Petersen; C.R. Abbiss; W. Payne; D. Nichols; B. Aisbett
Journal Article

2007

Fighting fatigue whilst fighting bushfire

B. Aisbett; D. Nichols
Journal Article

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Poster

A Task-Based Physical Selection Test Prototype For Tanker-Based Firefighters

Awake, Smoky and Hot - 2011 Project Update

Can Volunteer Rural Fire-Fighters Accurately Self-Monitor Their Cognitive Performance?

Sleeping On The Fireground

The Effect Of Extreme Heat On The Performance Of A Simulated Firefighting Task

Research Report

Assessing the validity of tympanic temperature to predict core temperature of firefighters in different environmental conditions

Cardiovascular risk screening of volunteer firefighters

The Stress of Firefighting: Implications for Long-term Health Outcomes

Presentation

Cardiovascular Risk Screening and Stratification of Victorian Volunteer Firefighters

Designing valid and relevant training and testing scenarios for industry

Frequency, intensity, speed and duration of tasks performed by australian rural firefighters during bushfire suppression

Identification of Physically Demanding Tasks Performed During Storm Damage Operations by Australia State Emergency Services Personnel

Operational readiness for rural firefighters - ASH & Sustained ops

Prescribed fluid consumption and its effects on the physiology and work behaviour of Australian bushfire fighters.

Sustained operations mode: a novel strategy for managing fatigue during extended firefighting operations

The Stress of Fire Fighting - Implications for Long Term Health Outcomes

FireNote

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