OSHA's Public Service Announcement for workers and their families
Directorate of Construction
Summary Statement
English and Spanish language scripts for an OSHA public service announcement on workers’ right to a safe workplace and the role of OSHA.
2003
| In April 2003, OSHA began distributing this radio announcement for Spanish speaking workers and their families in the U.S. |
| FEMALE VOICE (Rosemary) |
| Ahhh...there...now hold still...justa little bit more" |
| YOUNG MALE VOICE (Son) |
| Dad, what's the matter? Are you hurt? |
| MALE VOICE (Dad) |
| It's OK. It's OK. I just had a little accident at work. |
| FEMALE VOICE (Rosemary) |
| It is not OK at all...you were the third person to get hurt this week! |
| YOUNG MALE VOICE (Son) |
| Mom...is that right? (sighs & mutters under breath) OK...this has gone on too long...we need to report it. |
| MALE VOICE (Dad) |
| But the government...they will call the immigration people! |
| FEMALE VOICE (Rosemary) |
| No. You don't have to be quiet. There's a law for that. |
| YOUNG MALE VOICE (Son) |
| That's right dad. No matter where you are from or how you got here--- you have the right to a safe workplace. |
| ANNOUNCER |
| A safe workplace is everyone's right. Call 1-800-321-OSHA to report any accident on the job and learn more about workplace safety, or visit www.osha.gov . |
