Use of English. Consider: Uses well-chosen and correct words. Comments: Staff Response Supervisor Response Assitant’s Evaluation Continued (page 3) Commendable Acceptable Needs Improvement Unsatisfactory
Use of English. Chapter Referred to in Other Sections
Use of English. For the purpose of performing tasks safely, when non-English speaking Subcontractor personnel are employed or present on the project site, it is the Subcontractor’s obligation and responsibility to ensure that all personnel understand all work area signage, emergency announcements, user information, including but not limited to video or audio recordings provided, and that all non-English speaking personnel are capable of notifying others of safety hazards encountered or created in the workplace or project site. Supervision by an individual capable of translating shall be used to ensure all signs, announcements, or notifications can be translated immediately, providing for effective and safe work- rule enforcement. If there are multiple non-English speaking crews, a translator is required for each crew. If the translator leaves the project site where the Work is being performed by non-English speaking personnel, the Work being performed shall stop and the non-English speaking personnel shall leave the worksite areas until they have a translator, unless Contractor supplies a translator at Subcontractor’s cost. Any charges to the Contractor for labor or rental shall cease for the time the non-English speaking personnel are without a translator.
Use of English. Uses well-chosen and correct words. Comments:
Use of English. In this section:
