objetivosThe Communicating with Spanish-Speaking Workers for Construction online course from OSHA Education School is an advanced-level training designed for English-speaking supervisors working with Spanish-speaking workers on the construction site. Participants can expect basic techniques, pronunciation guidelines, and Spanish phrases that will aid effective communication regarding construction safety on the jobsite.
NOTICE: This training is not intended to teach Spanish as a foreign language, but rather highlight common communication pitfalls and offer guidance to aid supervisors in creating a safe and effective work environment.
OSHA Education School’s Communicating with Spanish-Speaking Workers for Construction online training offers words, phrases, and topics used by OSHA safety and health regulations for construction. Focusing on how to effectively communicate and mitigate risk, participants will learn to better work with Spanish-speaking employees to maintain overall safety and health. Specific course topics include the following:
Overview of communicating with Spanish-speaking workers
Common communication issues
Basic Spanish
Personal protective equipment (PPE)
Welding, cutting, and fire prevention
Material handling
Hand and power tools
Electrical work
Scaffolds, ladders, and stairways
Fall protection
Cranes, vehicles, and equipment
Excavations
Concrete and masonry
Health and HazCom
Specific industry terms addressed within the course include the following:
OSHA safety and health regulations for construction
descripciónCommunicating With Spanish-Speaking Workers is an advanced online safety course that provides information for English-speaking supervisors working with Spanish-speaking workers on a construction site. This course presents basic techniques, pronunciation guidelines and Spanish phrases to enable effective communication in Spanish regarding construction safety. The course is not designed to teach Spanish as a foreign language but rather highlights common communication pitfalls and how to overcome them in order to assist the supervisor in creating a safe working environment.
Debe obtener al menos un 70 % para aprobar esta capacitación OSHA1. Tendrá hasta TRES oportunidades para aprobar las pruebas y el examen final.
Si no aprueba los cuestionarios y el examen final, quedará excluido de este programa de capacitación en línea, pero el alumno puede volver a comprar y comenzar desde el principio.
Al completar esta Communicating With Spanish-Speaking Workers For Construction y la encuesta adjunta, recibirá una tarjeta OSHA1 del proveedor de esta capacitación de OSHA en nombre del Departamento de Trabajo.
Los estudiantes que completen con éxito el programa recibirán una tarjeta de finalización emitida por el Departamento de Trabajo de los Estados Unidos.
DEBE COMPLETAR LA ENCUESTA AL FINALIZAR ESTA CAPACITACIÓN PARA RECIBIR SU TARJETA DEL DOL
contorno1. Course Overview
Construction Spanish for the Supervisor
Course Objective
Course Description
Upon Completion
Topics
2. Communication Issues
Basics
Names
Terms
Hands-On
If You Want the Worker to Look at Something:
If You Want the Worker to Take or Move an Object
Machismo
3. Basic Spanish
Greetings
Counting
Months
Days of the Week
Pronouns
Nouns
Nouns - Masculine
Verbs
Pronunciation of Vowels
Pronunciation of Consonants
Time
Typical Construction Situations
Multiple Applications
Universal Application
4. PPE
Eye Protection
Hand Protection
Safety Footwear
Respiratory Protection
Ear Protection
5. Welding and Cutting
Welding and Cutting
Fire
6. Material Handling
Material Handling
7. Hand and Power Tools
General
Hand Tools
Power Tools
9. Scaffolds, Ladders, Stairways
Scaffolds
Ladders
Stairways
10. Fall Protection
Fall Protection
11. Cranes, Vehicles, Equipment
Cranes, Vehicles, Equipment
12. Excavations
Excavations
13. Concrete and Masonry
Concrete and Masonry
14. Health and HAZCOM
General
Chemical Related
Drugs
15. Conclusion
ConclusionOSHA Education School’s Communicating with Spanish-Speaking Workers for Construction online training is designed to enable English-speaking supervisors to know and effectively communicate safety and health-related Spanish words and phrases to their Spanish-speaking employees. Upon successful completion of this course, participants can expect to:
Know essential safety-related phrases in Spanish
Understand basic communication issues and breakdowns, as well as Hispanic cultural issues that may impact effective communication
Understand Spanish terms regarding general safety issues
