Draxon VR Training SyllabusRecognizing Hand Signals: Part 1
Virtual RealityDuration
TBD Minutes
Training Type
Initial Training
IATA Standard
IATA AHM 1110, Edition 46 & IATA IGOM, Edition 14
Description
This lesson introduces a first set of hand signals used in ground operations. Trainees observe a colleague demonstrate each signal, including forward and backward movement, turning, lifting and lowering, and distance indication, while the purpose and correct technique of each are explained.
Lesson Overview
- 1Introduction to the hand signal demonstration setup in the parking lot
- 2Sequential colleague demonstration of each signal, covering movement commands, turning, load operations, and distance guidance
- 3Stop signal demonstrated in both its standard and emergency forms
Skills Acquired
- Recognize the hand signals used to guide equipment operators on the apron
- Understand the purpose and correct technique of each signal, including directional signals from the operator's point of view
- Distinguish signals for movement, direction, distance, and stopping to support safe communication on the ramp
Lesson Procedure
- The trainee stands in a parking lot facing a colleague ready to demonstrate each hand signal in sequence.
- The colleague demonstrates each signal while its purpose and technique are explained:
- Attract Attention & Take Command
- Forward Movement, Backward Movement
- Turn Right
- Turn Left
- Lift
- Lower
- Accompanied Movement
- Indicate Distance
- Stop.
- The Stop signal is shown in both its standard form (open palms) and its emergency variant (clenched fists).
- After each demonstration, the trainee can replay it before proceeding to the next signal.
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