PETE's Community College Consortium for Health and Safety Training Program for Disaster Response

社区学院健康与安全培训联盟（CCCHST）， 由环境技术教育伙伴关系（PETE）赞助的 国家应更好地做好准备，以防止和应对危险材料灾害， 社区大学生、中专生、 以社区和信仰为基础的反应者，以及国家的第一反应者。 PETE将支持一个六人的Haz-Mat灾难响应主培训小组， （a）利用卡车、拖车和培训能力应对国家危险区灾害，以及（B） 培训其他培训员为当地社区服务。应急小组将由以下人员组成 来自堪萨斯州巴顿社区学院的三名首席培训师与另外三名CCCHST 持有OSHA灾难现场工人证书的培训师， 承诺，如学术教学负担，阻止他们对灾难现场作出反应。 PETE将利用主培训团队提供60小时的Haz-Mat灾难响应 在印度河州国家备灾研究所举办的教员培训方案 学院，佛罗里达州，这将每年准备多达20个haz垫灾害反应培训人员服务于 国家的社区学院，替代高中，以社区为基础，以信仰为基础 应急小组和国家的第一反应人员。来自其他NIEHS获奖者的培训师是 在有空位的情况下应邀出席。 从第二年开始，PETE的硕士培训团队将每年提供复习 对所有CCCHST讲师进行培训，同时进行HWWT更新。财政支持将 提供给没有获得HWWT支持的培训师参加更新。 从第二年开始，在培训师培训之后，联合体将每年培训一名 至少1，000名社区大学生，替代/技术高中生， 社区志愿者和第一反应者，以应对当地的haz mat灾害，提供100 课程和每年10 000小时的当地培训。 PETE的职责包括管理项目;培训CCCHST讲师; 提供包括在线材料在内的课程;为教员提供技术援助; 项目审计;记录保存;与咨询委员会和外部合作 评估员确定计划的有效性和结果;与其他人合作 NIEHS联盟和NIEHS工人培训和信息交换所的工作人员，以实现相互 目的和目标。

The Community College Consortium for Health and Safety Training (CCCHST), sponsored by the Partnership for Environmental Technology Education (PETE) will help the nation be better prepared to prevent and respond to hazardous materials disasters through the training and education of community college students, technical high school students, community-based and faith based responders, and the nation’s first responders. PETE will support a six-person Haz-Mat Disaster Response Master Training Team able to (a) respond to national haz mat disasters with truck, trailer, and training capability, and (b) train other trainers to serve their local communities. The Response Team will be comprised of three lead trainers from Barton Community College, KS, paired with three other CCCHST trainers who hold the OSHA Disaster Site Worker Certification and who do not have commitments, like academic teaching loads, preventing them from responding to disaster sites. Using the Master Training Team, PETE will offer a 60-hour Haz-Mat Disaster Response Train-the-Trainer program held at the National Preparedness Institute, Indian River State College, FL, that will annually prepare up to 20 haz mat disaster response trainers serving the nation’s community colleges, alternative high schools, community-based and faith-based response groups and the nation’s first responders. Trainers from other NIEHS awardees are invited to attend on a space-available basis. Beginning the second year, PETE’s Master Training Team will annually offer Refresher training for all CCCHST instructors in parallel with HWWT Refreshers. Financial support will be provided to trainers who do not receive HWWT support to attend Refreshers. Beginning Year Two, following Train-the-Trainer, the consortium will annually train a minimum 1,000 community college students, alternative/technical high school students, community volunteers and first responders to respond to local haz mat disasters offering 100 courses and 10,000 contact hours of local training annually. PETE’s responsibilities include managing the project; training CCCHST instructors; providing curriculum including online material; providing technical assistance for instructors; program auditing; record keeping; working with the advisory committee and the external evaluator to determine program effectiveness and outcomes; and collaborating with other NIEHS consortia and NIEHS Worker Training and Clearinghouse staff to accomplish mutual goals and objectives.