In this episode, we sit down with John Newquist, a nationally recognized expert in occupational safety and health, to discuss the effectiveness of safety training programs, particularly for hazard communication (HazCom). John shares insights from his four decades of experience, focusing on challenges faced by workers with low literacy or limited English proficiency. He emphasizes the importance of bilingual trainers, visual aids, hands-on demonstrations, and the proactive involvement of supervisors and managers. John also addresses common issues such as inadequate personal protective equipment, the need for effective emergency responses, and fostering a safety culture where employees feel comfortable asking questions. For more information on John's extensive background and publications, visit hackyourhazcom.com.00:00 Introduction 02:13 Common Challenges in Safety Training04:15 Effective Training Methods for Low Literacy Workers06:04 Real-Life Examples and Visual Aids08:31 Assessing and Improving Safety Training17:04 Fostering a Proactive Safety Culture23:49 Special Considerations for Specific Industries32:53 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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