Hazmat Training at DOE Nuclear Weapons Complex

美国能源部核武器综合体的危险品培训

基本信息

批准号：
9562351
负责人：
Barbara Ann McCabe
金额：
$ 14.9万
依托单位：
IUOE NATIONAL TRAINING FUND
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
1992
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
1992-09-01 至 2020-08-31
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/9562351
关键词：
Accidents Address Adult Annual Reports Area Awareness Belief Benchmarking Categories Chemicals Climate Communities Complex Confined Spaces Conscious Contractor Contracts Custom Decontamination Department of Energy Development Education Educational Curriculum Emergency response Engineering Environmental sludge Equipment Evaluation Excision Exposure to First Aid Funding Goals Grant Hazardous Chemicals Hazardous Substances Hazardous Waste Health Health Personnel Hour Human Resources Humidity Idaho International Knowledge Laboratories Learning Life Experience Logistics Measurable Measures Methodology Methods Mission Modeling Monitor National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Nature Nitrogen Nuclear Energy Nuclear Weapon Occupations Outcome Pamphlets Peer Review Plants Population Process Publications Pump Radiology Specialty Risk Safety Safety Management Schedule Scientist Services Site Specificity Standardization Technology Testing Trainers Training Training Training Programs Translations Transportation Water Work apprenticeship base climate change cold temperature empowerment experience hazard health empowerment health training instructor learning materials member mobile application multimodality operation outreach peer portability prevent programs public health relevance repaired restoration seal skills success technical report wasting water treatment

项目摘要

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The overall objective of the International Union of Operating Engineers National Training Fund's (NTF's) DOE training program is to prevent work-related harm by training workers and instructors how to best protect themselves and their communities from exposure to hazardous materials encountered during facility decommissioning and decontamination, demolition, hazardous materials transportation, environmental restoration of contaminated facilities, or chemical emergency response. The NTF utilizes the train-the-trainer model to train its Peer Trainers. This approach supports collective learning that provides workers/trainees with a better understanding of the job hazards and the empowerment to make changes. The training population can be divided into two categories: Peer Trainers and workers/trainees working at DOE sites or preparing to go to work at DOE sites. Peer Trainers are IUOE workers at a DOE site, appointed from their local union training programs, and are existing apprenticeship and journey-level trainers with adult education experience. The NTF also contracts with retired DOE training personnel to conduct training. Thousands of IUOE workers/trainees are employed on or are preparing to go to work on DOE sites, including the Nuclear Weapons Complex. Heavy equipment operators may be lowering lances into underground tanks to mix sludge for removal, removing contaminated dirt or barrels with backhoes, loading leaky and unlabeled drums containing hazardous chemicals into drum over-packs using an excavator, "capping" or sealing the contaminated materials with cover material using dozers, or loading contained materials for transport to storage facilities such as WIPP (Waste Isolation Pilot Plant). Stationary engineers operate, maintain, and repair equipment such as pumps, monitoring wells, or waste water treatment plants, provide filter change service, operate a nitrogen plant, or mix brine with potable water for lower temperature and humidity controlled areas. Over the five-year grant period, the NTF projects to train 19,930 workers with 213,826 training contact hours under the DOE program. Workers/trainees will be trained in selected worker courses including: 8-/24- /40-Hour Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER), Radiological (RAD) Worker II, Adult CPR/AED, Basic First Aid, 16-Hour Confined Space Awareness, and several awareness courses. The NTF is primarily training at Hanford, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Idaho National Laboratory, and Oak Ridge National Laboratory, but will be reaching out to additional DOE sites over the next five years. Many of the worker/trainees taking NTF health and safety training at the DOE sites are IUOE members, but also include other craft, supervisors, scientists, professional safety and health personnel, engineers, health physicists, and health physicist technicians, among others.

描述（由应用程序提供）：国际运营工程师联合国家培训基金（NTF）的DOE培训计划的总体目标是通过培训工人和讲师如何最好地保护自己及其社区，以免在设施退化，降级，降级，降级，危险材料运输，抗环境恢复的设施中，或化学响应的设施，或化学恢复的设施，或化学响应的设施，或化学响应的设施，或化学响应。 NTF利用火车训练模型来培训其同行培训师。这种方法支持集体学习，为工人/培训提供了对工作危害和授权进行更改的能力的更好理解。培训人群可以分为两类：同行培训师和在DOE站点工作的工人/培训或准备在DOE站点上班。同行培训师是DOE站点的IUOE工人，由当地的工会培训计划任命，是具有成人教育经验的现有学徒和旅程级培训师。 NTF还与退休的DOE培训人员签约，以进行培训。成千上万的IUOE工人/培训被雇用或准备在包括核武器综合体在内的DOE站点工作。 Heavy equipment operators may be lowering lances into underground tanks to mix sludge for Remove, remove contaminated dirt or barrels with backhoes, loading leaky and unlabeled drums containing hazardous chemicals into drum over-packs using an excavator, "capping" or sealing the contaminated materials with cover material using dozers, or loading contained materials for transport to storage facilities such as WIPP (Wase Isolation Pilot Plant).固定工程师可以操作，维护和维修设备，例如泵，监视井或废水处理厂，提供滤清器更换服务，操作氮气工厂，或将盐水与饮用水混合，以使温度较低和湿度控制区域。在五年的赠款期内，NTF计划在DOE计划下以213,826个培训联系时间培训19,930名工人。工人/培训将在选定的工人课程中接受培训，包括：8-/24-/40小时危险废物操作和紧急响应（HAZWOPER），放射学（RAD）工人II，成人CPR/AED，基本的急救，16小时的限制空间意识，以及几个意识课程。 NTF主要在汉福德，洛斯阿拉莫斯国家实验室，爱达荷州国家实验室和橡树岭国家实验室进行培训，但将在未来五年内接触到其他DOE站点。在DOE站点接受NTF健康和安全培训的许多工人/培训是IUOE成员，但还包括其他手工艺品，主管，科学家，专业安全和健康人员，工程师，健康物理学家和健康物理学家技术人员等。