Emily Tetzlaff

Dr. Emily Tetzlaff

10 articles
Canada Wenco International Mining Systems

Biography

Dr. Emily Tetzlaff is the Principal Scientist, EHS, at Wenco International Mining Systems. Emily is an expert in occupational health and safety, specializing in heat stress and fatigue management within high-risk industries such as mining. With over 10 years of experience, she has been at the forefront of developing innovative strategies and implementing detection technologies that enhance worker safety and performance. Emily has published over 40 peer-reviewed papers on occupational health and safety, contributing significantly to the field and the advancement of concepts critical to the mining industry. Emily is dedicated to fostering a culture of safety and awareness in the mining sector and beyond, advocating for the integration of technology and best practices to support workers’ well-being.

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Building a National Learning System for Fatality Prevention: Insights from a Cross-Sector Study of SIF Data Needs in Canadian Mining
Emily Tetzlaff Wenco International Mining Systems
Lori-Anne Fleming Epiroc
Gordon Winkel University of Alberta Engineering
People, Health & Culture Technical Session
SIF Prevention
2026 ISSA Mining Safety Conference
Between Sunset and Sunrise: Measuring Fatigue in the 24/7 Operation Using Neurotechnology
Emily Tetzlaff Wenco International Mining Systems
People, Health & Culture Technical Session
Staying Alert, part II
2026 ISSA Mining Safety Conference
A Field Evaluation of Acceptance, Usability and the Impact of Real-Time Feedback when Using a Wearable Fatigue Detection Device Among Mobile Operators in an Open-Pit Mine
Emily Tetzlaff Wenco International Mining Systems
Technical Presentation Video
Session 1.1: Workforce Strategies
MEMO 2022
Preparing for Rising Global Temperatures: An Evaluation of Current Heat Management Programs in the Canadian Mining and Metallurgical Industry
Emily Tetzlaff Wenco International Mining Systems
Robert Meade Human and Environmental Physiology Research Unit
Fergus O'Connor Human and Environmental Physiology Research Unit
Stephen Hardcastle BBE CONSULTING CANADA
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Protecting our People Technical Session
Occupational Health I
CIM 2023 Convention Montreal
Preparing for Rising Global Temperatures: Workers' Perspectives on Heat Stress in the Canadian Mining and Metallurgical Industry
Emily Tetzlaff Wenco International Mining Systems
Fergus O'Connor Human and Environmental Physiology Research Unit
Robert Meade Human and Environmental Physiology Research Unit
Stephen Hardcastle BBE CONSULTING CANADA
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Student & Young Leaders Program
Student Poster
CIM 2023 Convention Montreal
Reshaping occupational heat stress management guidelines to keep Canada's diverse workforce safe
Emily Tetzlaff Wenco International Mining Systems
Student Program
Student Poster
CIM Connect 2024 Vancouver
A New Approach to Heat Stress Management: Protecting the Health and Productivity of All Workers Using Safe, Initial Stay Times for Work in the Heat
Emily Tetzlaff Wenco International Mining Systems
Technical Session
Occupational Health
CIM Connect 2024 Vancouver
20 Years of Fatigue Technology: A critical review and path forward
Emily Tetzlaff Wenco International Mining Systems
Sustainability & Culture Technical Session Attachment
Health & Safety: Advancing Technology & Leveraging AI
CIM CONNECT 2025 Montréal
A Field Assessment of a Wearable Fatigue Detection Device Among Mobile Equipment Operators in an Open-Pit Mine: Acceptance, Usability and Risk Reduction
Emily Tetzlaff Wenco International Mining Systems
People, Health & Culture Technical Session Attachment
Health & Safety: Environmental Safety
CIM CONNECT 2025 Montréal
A Guide to Support Safety Managers Make Informed Decisions on Wearable Cooling Garments: Understanding their Efficacy, Limitations and Other Important Points of Consideration for Heat Stress Management
Emily Tetzlaff Wenco International Mining Systems
Sustainability & Culture Technical Session Attachment
Health & Safety: Environmental Safety
CIM CONNECT 2025 Montréal