An Introduction to Human Form Recognition Systems
This course is designed to help machine operators and ground personnel develop a shared understanding of how HFR systems support safer work practices in operational environments.
Course Content
- Explain the purpose, principles and limitations of Human Form Recognition (HFR) systems.
- Describe how HFR technology supports safer interaction between people and plant without replacing safe systems of work.
- Identify the main HFR system components and interpret common visual and audible alerts.
- Describe the pre-use checks required to confirm an HFR system is operating correctly before work begins.
- Explain the actions required by operators and ground personnel when an HFR intrusion is detected.
- Describe the purpose of the Digital Thumbs Up system and the correct procedure for safely approaching plant.
- Recognise the importance of communication, coordination and following site-specific procedures when working around HFR-equipped plant.
Course Structure
- Course Length: 2.5 hours
- Minimum Age: 16
- Assessment: Multiple-Choice questions and practical task
Who is this course designed for?
Machine operators, ground workers, and site personnel who work in environments where plant and vehicles are fitted with Human Form Recognition (HFR) systems.
Train The Trainer
- There is a no train-the-trainer course.
Registration Cost
£29.00