Multilingual Safety Information for Drivers

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On the Broadway project, there are a large number of deliveries drivers visiting the project on a daily basis, including deliveries coming from across Europe.

Some of the drivers coming from Europe are non-English speakers and safety standards can be different too. For those reasons, the project team decided to create a multilingual Safety Information sheet for visiting vehicle drivers in five different languages (English, Italian, Spanish, Romanian and Polish).

The document has been shared with all subcontractors working on this project, in order to ensure drivers are aware of safety rules of this project prior arriving to site.

Once arriving on site, drivers will receive an A5 leaflet and will be re-briefed by one of the Traffic Marshal Supervisors.

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Published 24 February 2020
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