Following increased use of human form recognition systems (HFRS) in construction, The Construction Industry Plant Safety Group has launched a new publication entitled good practice guidance for the use of machine-mounted human form recognition systems.
This is the latest publication produced by the Construction Industry Plant Safety Group, a pan-sector group managed by the Construction Plant-hire Association (CPA) and set up through the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) a number of years ago to provide guidance on specific construction plant safety topics. The new guidance document can be downloaded free of charge from the CPA website.
Sound advice
The comprehensive publication extends to just over 50 pages and aims to advise and inform plant owners, users, operators, managers, OEMs and third-party suppliers about considerations for the fitment, use and management of human form recognition systems installed on plant to detect and warn of human presence in defined danger zones.
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