Culturas, Idiomas y la Seguridad Cultures, Languages, and Safety
Culturas, Idiomas y la Seguridad Cultures, Languages, and Safety
Culturas, Idiomas y la Seguridad Cultures, Languages, and Safety
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Initate worker participation<br />
Have a Conversation About Cultural Attitudes Toward <strong>Safety</strong><br />
Asking someone’s opinion makes them feel valued. Here are safety questions to ask<br />
that will make the workers the experts <strong>and</strong> will teach you about them!<br />
What rights do workers have in your country regarding a safe work<br />
environment?<br />
During the time you have been working in the United States, do you pay<br />
a) more attention b) less attention c) same attention<br />
to safety than you had to pay in your country?<br />
Which safety rules here are different from those in your country? What<br />
safety rules are the same?<br />
Are there safety committees in your country? If so, how often do they meet?<br />
In the companies you worked for in your country, were safety inspections<br />
conducted?<br />
From your work experience, what happened in case of a serious injury in<br />
your country?<br />
Did you use personal protective equipment in your country? Was it<br />
voluntary or m<strong>and</strong>atory?<br />
What are some of the reasons that people don’t follow workp<strong>la</strong>ce safety rules<br />
even though they know them? (U.S. or in your country)<br />
For training purposes only<br />
OR-OSHA PESO - CULTURES, LANGUAGES, AND SAFETY<br />
30<br />
Unicamente para adiestramiento<br />
OR-OSHA PESO - CULTURAS, IDIOMAS , Y LA SEGURIDAD
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