Multilingual Training

Behind the Standards with United Rentals

Diana Hernandez - bilingual trainer - discusses the complexities of bilingual training and that the best way to deliver training to groups of mixed languages is to separate the classes. There are many reasons for this, one being that OSHA requires training to be performed in a language and vocabulary the employee can understand.
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