Hazardous Material Worker Health and Safety Training (U45), Cooperative Agreement

描述（由申请人提供） 加利福尼亚州-亚利桑那州联盟（CAC）建议根据HWWT计划在EPA第九和第十区培训17，848名危险废物/材料工人。 CAC由UCLA-LOSH作为牵头机构、加州大学戴维斯分校、加州大学伯克利分校LOHP、亚利桑那州立大学技术与应用科学学院和华盛顿西北大学职业健康与安全中心组成。 在美国8个州和4个州有超过3,145个活跃的清理点-在太平洋附属岛屿，仍然有很大的培训需求。 将为参与CERCLA清理、危险品应急响应和危险品运输的工人和主管提供全方位的课程。 将根据需要提供大规模毁灭性武器课程。将为环境正义组织、沿着美国边境的边境加工厂工人提供培训员课程。墨西哥边境，以及其他NIEHS获奖者。 CAC将协助国家培训师交流。 在过去17年的NIEHS资助中，已经建立了接触目标人群的机会。 CAC强调服务不足，非英语工作者，识字能力有限的人，以及低收入或有色人种的工人。 将更新课程，采用电子学习和大规模毁灭性武器单元，并将材料翻译成西班牙文。 影响评价涉及2个诺拉优先领域。 拟议中的HDPT计划将扩大CAC的范围和目标人群，使其成为西海岸港口新的一线高风险劳动力。CAC将制定一个示范计划，并培训3，040名工人，以便在发生危险品紧急情况或安全威胁时进行识别和适当应对。CAC将与国际沿岸和仓库联盟合作，并与洛杉矶/长滩港、奥克兰/弗朗西斯科港和西雅图/塔科马港的地区海事安全委员会协调。 CAC还将召开一个社区论坛，以解决与南加州地区港口全球货物运输有关的职业或环境健康和安全问题。

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant) The California-Arizona Consortium (CAC) proposes to train 17,848 hazardous waste/materials workers in EPA Regions IX and X under the HWWT program. The CAC consists of UCLA-LOSH as the lead agency, UC Davis Extension, UC Berkeley LOHP, Arizona State University College of Technology & Applied Sciences and the University of Washington NW Center for Occupational Health & Safety. With over 3,145 active cleanup sites in the 8 states and 4 U.S.-affiliated Pacific Islands, there continues to be great need for training. A full range of courses will be provided for workers and supervisors involved in CERCLA cleanup, hazmat emergency response, and hazmat transport. Weapons of mass destruction (WMD) courses will be provided as needed. Train-the-Trainer courses will be offered for environmental justice organizations, maquiladora workers along the U.S./Mexico border, and other NIEHS awardees. The CAC will assist with the National Trainers' Exchanges. Access to target populations has been established over the past 17 years of NIEHS funding. The CAC emphasizes outreach to underserved, non-English-speaking workers, those with limited literacy skills, and those who are low income or workers of color. Curricula will be updated, e-learning and WMD modules introduced, and materials translated into Spanish. The Impact Evaluation addresses 2 NORA priority areas. The proposed HDPT program will expand the scope and target population of the CAC to a new frontline high-risk workforce at West Coast ports. The CAC will develop a model program and train 3,040 workers to identify and respond appropriately in the event of hazmat emergencies or security threats. The CAC will partner with the International Longshore and Warehouse Union and coordinate with the Area Maritime Security Committees at the Ports of Los Angeles/Long Beach, Oakland/San Francisco and Seattle/Tacoma. The CAC will also convene a Community Forum to address occupational or environmental health and security issues related to the transport of global goods from the ports throughout the Southern California region.