Richiger EA 910, Operator'S Manual, Page: 39 / 76

Fig. 1 THIS FAR TO GO.
Put hands in front of face,
palms facing each other.
Move hands together or
farther apart to indicate how
far to go.
Fig. 2 COME TO ME.
(May mean “Come help me” in
an emergency). Raise arm
straight up palm to the front
and move arm around in a
large circle.
Fig. 3 MOVE TOWARD ME
FOLLOW ME.
Look toward person or
vehicle you want moved. Hold
one hand in front of you, palm
facing you, and move your
forearm back and forth.
Fig. 4 MOVE OUT TAKE OFF.
Face desired direction of
movement. Extend arm
straight out behind you, then
swing it overhead and forward
until it's straight out in front
of you.
Fig. 5 STOP.
Raise arm straight up, palm to
the front.
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Hand signals
Hand signals have been developed to provide a uniform means of communication between workers on the ground and
equipment operators. They are especially useful when noise, distance, or language barriers make voice communication
difficult.
There are eleven recognized hand signals found in ASAE Standard S351. They are illustrated here in figures.
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