National PETE's Community College Consortium for Health and Safety HWWTP

国家环境技术教育伙伴关系，ME，与 危险材料培训和研究所，IA，代表社区提交本提案 大学健康与安全培训联盟（CCCHST）提供方便，难忘，成本- 对从事废物处理、储存和处置的危险材料和废物工作人员进行有效培训， 危险废物的产生、清理和补救行动、应急反应和危险材料 运输CCCHST成员包括与商业和工业合作的社区学院， 大学和社区组织提供一致的和高质量的反应，以国家 需要对危险废物工作人员和应急人员进行培训。 CCCHST的目标是通过100多个国家，在全国范围内提供NIEHS批准的工人培训。 CCCHST组织，其讲师通过培训师培训模式计划进行准备， 在全国几乎所有的州都有危险材料指令。CCCHST讲师，准备和支持 由PETE和HMTRI，每年将培训至少30,000名学生，工人和监督员，以保护 防止自己和社区接触危险废物处理过程中遇到的危险材料 现场清理、棕地再开发、危险材料的运输以及对泄漏的响应， 有害物质的释放，每年提供至少300，000小时的接触指导。 每年，PETE和HMTRI/东爱荷华州社区学院（EICC）将提供一个密集的10- 一天的伟大的环境安全培训师（GreatEST）培训师培训学院，20名教师进入 CCCHST的会员资格，并辅以互联网支持的教师培训。每年更新 为100名CCCHST教员提供培训，最多5名教员将接受能力建设关注。 作为对培训师培训计划的补充，PETE将为200名陆军士兵提供直接工人培训。 每年有5个基地的人员离职，其中包括莱利堡（堪萨斯州）的3个项目，希尔堡的2个项目 (OK)一个在刘易斯堡（华盛顿州），两个在伦纳德伍德堡，两个在卡森堡，20个即将退休 退伍军人每个程序谁需要健康和安全认证，以提高就业机会。 PETE的职责包括教师招聘;通过培训教师授权， 培训师学院和进修课程;更新课程;为退伍军人提供工人培训; 为质量保证目的对成员组织进行五次实地访问;收集联合体 培训记录和向NIEHS报告受训学生人数;交流和传播 通过网络和印刷媒体提供信息;与咨询委员会和外部评估人员合作， 确定计划的有效性和结果;与其他NIEHS联盟和NIEHS合作 工人培训和信息交换所的工作人员，以实现共同的目标和目的。

The National Partnership for Environmental Technology Education, ME, in partnership with the Hazardous Materials Training and Research Institute, IA, submits this proposal on behalf of the Community College Consortium for Health and Safety Training (CCCHST) to provide convenient, memorable, and cost- effective training for hazardous materials and waste workers engaged in waste treatment, storage and disposal, hazardous waste generation, clean up and remedial action, emergency response and hazardous materials transportation. CCCHST membership consists of community colleges partnered with business and industry, universities, and community-based organizations offering a consistent and quality response to the national training need for hazardous waste workers and emergency response personnel. The goal of CCCHST is to make NIEHS-approved worker training nationally available through over 100 CCCHST organizations, whose instructors are prepared through a Train-the-Trainer model program, offering hazardous materials instruction in nearly all states of the nation. CCCHST instructors, prepared and supported by PETE and HMTRI, will annually train a minimum 30,000 students, workers, and supervisors to protect themselves and their communities from exposure to hazardous materials encountered during hazardous waste site cleanup, Brownfields redevelopment, transportation of hazardous materials, and response to spills and releases of hazardous materials, offering a minimum 300,000 contact hours of instruction each year. Each year, PETE and HMTRI/Eastern Iowa Community Colleges (EICC) will provide an intensive 10- day Great Environmental Safety Trainers (GreatEST) Train-the-Trainer Institute for 20 instructors entering membership in CCCHST, supplemented with Internet-supported instructor training. Annually, Refresher training is provided for 100 CCCHST instructors and up to five trainers will receive capacity building attention. Complementing its Train-the-Trainer program, PETE will provide direct worker training for 200 Army personnel leaving service at five (5) bases annually, including three programs at Fort Riley (KS), two at Fort Sill (OK); one at Fort Lewis (WA); two at Fort Leonard Wood; and two at Fort Carson for 20 soon-to-retire veterans per program who need of Health and Safety certifications to enhance employment opportunities. PETE’s responsibilities include instructor recruitment; instructor authorization through Train-the- Trainer Institutes and Refresher courses; updating curriculum; offering worker training for veterans; conducting five site visits for quality assurance purposes at member organizations; collecting consortium training records and reporting numbers of students trained to NIEHS; communicating and disseminating information through web and print media; working with the Advisory Board and the external evaluator to determine program effectiveness and outcomes; and collaborating with other NIEHS consortia, and the NIEHS Worker Training and Clearinghouse staff to accomplish mutual goals and objectives.