Translation

A dense policy in Tetum is still a dense policy

Running an English procedure through a translation engine gives you the same wall of text in another language. If it wasn't going to be read in English, it won't be read in Tetum either. The work is simplification first, language second.

What you get

  • Plain-language rewriting before anything is translated
  • Delivery in the languages your workforce actually speaks, Tetum, Bislama, Tok Pisin and 130 more
  • The instruction rendered onto the image, not captioned underneath it
  • Comprehension checks in the worker's own language, so the record means something
  • Native-speaker review of safety-critical wording

When this is the right call

  • Your crew speaks several languages between them
  • You employ through the PALM scheme
  • Existing translated material is technically correct and still unread
  • An incident involved someone who signed but didn't understand