Worker Health and Safety Training Cooperative Agreement

描述(由申请人提供) 国际操作工程师联合会(IUOE)提议参加HWWT和HDPT计划。HWWT的第一年总费用为2,451,364美元；HDPT为1,143,600美元。LUOE的目标是不断提高HAZWOPER培训员培训课程的质量、效果和效率，以及当地工会培训计划的基础网络，并适应其目标人群不断变化的需求。 HWWTP的目标受众是全国260,000名操作和维护重型建筑设备的起重和便携式工程师；100,000名固定(建筑)工程师，负责商业、工业、机构和住宅结构中的供暖、通风和空调、水系统和关键基础设施；以及全国范围内的关键基础设施工人，如港口、石化厂、医院、学校和发电设施。在5年的时间里，IUOE将使用其23个HAZWOPER以及安全和健康相关课程培训65,560名工人和教师。 HDPTP的目标受众与HWWTP相同，但另外还包括全国运营地铁和公共交通的60,000名运输工人工会员工。在5年的时间里，IUOE将使用9个与国土安全有关的课程培训14,304名工人和教员，其中包括OSHA灾难现场工作人员课程。 在这两个项目中，IUOE将利用其联盟成员西弗吉尼亚大学安全与健康推广中心和惠灵耶稣会大学探索和试点使用先进培训技术，以提高IUOE培训计划的一致性和效率，强调在IUOE 40小时HAZWOPER培训中的“混合学习”。通过其分包商ATL，IUOE将加强评估、质量控制措施，并使用反馈来改进培训方法、材料和交付。

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant) The International Union of Operating Engineers (IUOE) is proposing to participate in the HWWT and HDPT programs. The total first year cost for the HWWT is $2,451,364; and $1,143,600 for the HDPT. The lUOE's objectives are aimed at continually improving the quality, effectiveness, and efficiency of the HAZWOPER Train-the-Trainer course and underlying network of local union training programs, and adapting to the changing needs of its target populations. The HWWTP target audience is 260,000 hoisting and portable engineers nationwide who operate and maintain heavy construction equipment; 100,000 stationary (building) engineers responsible for heating, ventilating, and air conditioning, water systems, and critical infrastructure in commercial, industrial, institutional, and residential structures; and workers nationwide in critical infrastructures, such as ports, petrochemical plants, hospitals, schools, and power generating facilities. Over the 5-year period, the IUOE will train 65,560 workers and instructors using its 23 HAZWOPER and safety and health related courses. The target audience for the HDPTP is the same as the HWWTP, but includes, in addition, 60,000 Transport Workers Union employees that operate subways and public transportation nationwide. Over the 5-year period, the IUOE will train 14,304 workers and instructors using the nine homeland security related courses, including the OSHA Disaster Site Worker courses. In both programs, the IUOE will explore and pilot the use of Advanced Training Technologies utilizing its consortium members, West Virginia University Safety and Health Extension and Wheeling Jesuit University, to enhance the consistency and efficiency of IUOE training programs, emphasizing "blending learning" in the IUOE 40-Hour HAZWOPER training. With its subcontractor, ATL, IUOE will enhance the evaluation, quality control measures, and use feedback to improve training methods, materials, and delivery.