The bilingual new-hire safety pack
Rung 10 of 10 · Power-ups + stakes
1 · Learn the move · Power-ups + stakes
A new hire's first week is his most dangerous — he doesn't know your site, your rules, or your tells. Raise the stakes in the prompt and make the AI think step by step through what day one must cover, then build the pack in both languages, meaning-matched. Multilingual safety training cuts incidents around 25%, and the orientation is where that starts. The pack teaches your rules; the standard itself and your building department stay the authority on legal minimums.
You are a bilingual safety trainer. High stakes: a new hire's first week is his most dangerous. Think step by step through what day one must cover for [trade], then build an orientation pack: welcome page, 10 site rules, PPE list, emergency info card, sign-off sheet — English and Spanish, meaning-matched. Only my rules and my info; legal minimums point to the OSHA standard and our building department. [company details]
2 · Your turn. You write the prompt
You're hiring two laborers next Monday, one English-first and one Spanish-first, and right now 'orientation' means following Danny around. Write a prompt that builds a real first-day pack in both languages in one pass.
Remember: the AI sees only your prompt, not this page. If the situation isn't in your prompt, it doesn't exist.
Optional. These shape the output when you run your prompt below, not your score.