Hazardous Materials Worker Health and Safety Training

危险材料工人健康与安全培训

• 批准号: 10424459
• 负责人: Mitchel A Rosen
• 金额: $ 215.81万
• 依托单位: RBHS-SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 1992
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 1992-09-16 至 2023-05-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10424459
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The NJ/NY Hazardous Materials Worker Training Center has a long history of effective training, providing over 3.8 million contact hours of hazardous materials knowledge and skills, reaching over 450,000 workers since 1987. Our Center will train workers about safety issues during hazardous waste site clean-up, issues related to generation, treatment and storage of hazardous materials, emergency response, and disaster preparedness and response. Our Center will also provide career development training to unemployed and underemployed individuals, creating sustainable careers in environmental health and safety. The courses develop competency in workers to critically analyze dangerous situations, enable them to identify safe work practices, and make workplaces safer. Key principals of adult education are incorporated into our training. Courses are developed to include peer-learning, hands-on activities, and development critical thinking skills. The Center has a robust evaluation plan, and will continue to expand the types of data collected on the impact of training on workplace practice, as well as how training can more effectively influence workplace safety culture. The Center adheres to the principles identified in the NIEHS Minimum Criteria Document. Training provided by the Center is aligned with several sections of the NIEHS Strategic Plan. The Center proposes to continue training through the HWWTP, HDPTP, and ECWTP programs. The HWWTP provides core hazardous waste and emergency response training. The training provides critical knowledge and skills for those requiring training under 29CFR1910.120 and other occupational safety and health standards. Over the next five years, the Center proposes to train 35,150 workers in 1,960 courses in the HWWTP. The HDPTP enhances the safety and health of current hazardous materials workers and chemical responders by delivering training to workers and volunteers responding to disasters. The courses focus on prevention and preparedness so that disaster response personnel are aware of safety and health hazards and mitigation techniques before they initiate a disaster response. The Center proposes to add the Migrant Clinicians Network to the HDPTP to extend our reach in Puerto Rico. Additionally, a new focus on developing trainers who live in the US Virgin Islands will be initiated. Over the next five years, the Center proposes to train 9,060 workers in 1,120 courses in the HDPTP. The ECWTP provides training to unemployed and underemployed individuals. The program creates career paths in environmental health, allowing trainees to achieve sustainable employment. The program targets minority communities with high unemployment and high poverty rates in low-income areas in New York City and New Jersey. The Center proposes to add Make the Road New York to the ECWTP to increase the employment opportunities for disadvantaged immigrants. Over the next five years, the Center proposes to train 475 workers in 290 courses in the ECWTP.

新泽西州/纽约州危险材料工人培训中心拥有悠久的有效培训历史，已提供超过 380 万人次培训 有害物质知识和技能的接触时间，自 1987 年以来已覆盖超过 450,000 名工人。我们中心将培训 危险废物场清理过程中的安全问题以及与产生、处理和储存有关的问题 危险材料、应急响应以及备灾和响应。我们中心还将提供职业 为失业和就业不足的个人提供发展培训，在环境健康和 安全。这些课程培养工人批判性分析危险情况的能力，使他们能够识别安全工作 实践，并使工作场所更安全。成人教育的主要原则已纳入我们的培训中。课程有 其发展内容包括同伴学习、实践活动和培养批判性思维技能。中心拥有强大的 评估计划，并将继续扩大收集的关于培训对工作场所实践影响的数据类型， 以及培训如何更有效地影响工作场所安全文化。该中心遵循以下原则： NIEHS 最低标准文件。该中心提供的培训与 NIEHS 的多个部门保持一致 战略计划。该中心建议通过 HWWTP、HDPTP 和 ECWTP 计划继续进行培训。 HWWTP 提供核心危险废物和应急响应培训。培训提供关键知识和 需要根据 29CFR1910.120 和其他职业安全与健康标准进行培训的人员的技能。在接下来的 五年内，该中心计划在 HWWTP 举办 1,960 门课程，培训 35,150 名工人。 HDPTP 通过提供 为应对灾害的工人和志愿者提供培训。这些课程侧重于预防和准备，以便灾难 响应人员在开始灾难响应之前了解安全和健康危害以及缓解技术。 该中心提议将移民临床医生网络添加到 HDPTP，以扩大我们在波多黎各的影响范围。此外， 将启动新的重点，培养居住在美属维尔京群岛的培训师。未来五年，中心 提议在 HDPTP 中培训 9,060 名工人，开设 1,120 门课程。 ECWTP 为失业和就业不足的个人提供培训。该计划创造了职业道路 环境健康，让学员实现可持续就业。该计划针对少数族裔社区 纽约市和新泽西州低收入地区的高失业率和高贫困率。中心建议 将“Make the Road New York”添加到 ECWTP，以增加弱势移民的就业机会。超过 未来五年，该中心计划在 ECWTP 培训 290 门课程，培训 475 名工人。