Community College Consortium for Health and Safety at DOE Sites

 描述（由申请人提供）：环境技术教育伙伴关系（PETE）代表社区学院健康与安全培训（CCCHST）提交本申请，该学院为能源部（DOE）的环境恢复和废物管理站点提供服务：橡树岭运营，TN;朴茨茅斯站点，OH; Paducah气体扩散站点，KY;萨凡纳河站点，SC; Pantex，TX。 CCCHST-DOE的目的是为DOE承包商和分包商提供方便、一致、难忘和具有成本效益的29 CFR 1910.120工人培训。工人获得知识和技能，以保护自己及其社区在危险废物作业、设施退役和去污、危险材料运输、受污染设施的环境恢复或化学品应急反应期间免受危险材料的影响。 在为期五年的奖励中，CCCHST成员，包括田纳西大学，阿马里洛学院和格林维尔技术学院，将通过75，000小时的培训培训，培训至少12，500名工人，技术人员和主管，以保护自己，他们的设施和他们的社区在危险废物现场清理过程中遇到的危险材料，在危险材料的运输中，以及应对危险物质的释放。每年将有2，500名工人成功完成250个课程，共计15，000个培训小时。每年平均有75门课程将在网上提供。PETE将提供危险材料课程，由HMTRI开发，由PETE改编和维护，供学生使用。PETE将为学生提供24小时的40小时HazWoper和8小时刷新课程的在线访问。 PETE将为联合体提供集中的记录保存和质量控制，向NIEHS数据管理系统提交在CCCHST-DOE地点接受培训的学生人数及其人口统计数据，向NIEHS交换中心注册课程，提供技术援助，进行现场审计，审查学生评估，根据咨询委员会的指导行事，并与其他NIEHS支持的财团协调培训交付。

 DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The Partnership for Environmental Technology Education (PETE) submits this application on behalf of the Community College for Health and Safety Training (CCCHST) serving Department of Energy (DOE) environmental restoration and waste management sites at: Oak Ridge Operations, TN; Portsmouth Site, OH; Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Site, KY; Savannah River Site, SC; Pantex, TX. The intent of CCCHST-DOE is to provide convenient, consistent, memorable, and cost-effective 29 CFR 1910.120 worker training to DOE contractors and subcontractors. Workers gain the knowledge and skills to protect themselves and their communities from exposure to hazardous materials during hazardous waste operations, facility decommissioning and decontamination, hazardous materials transportation, environmental restoration of contaminated facilities or chemical emergency response. Over the five-year award, CCCHST members including the University of Tennessee, Amarillo College and Greenville Technical College will train a minimum 12,500, workers, technicians and supervisors, through 75,000 contact hours of training, to protect themselves, their facilities, and their communities from exposure to hazardous materials encountered during hazardous waste site clean-up, in the transportation of hazardous materials, and in the response to releases of hazardous materials. Each year, 2,500 workers will successfully complete 250 courses for a total 15,000 contact hours of training. Annually, an average 75 courses will be delivered online. PETE will provide hazardous materials curriculum, developed by HMTRI and adapted and maintained by PETE for student use. PETE will provide students online access to curriculum for 24 hours of the 40-hour HazWoper and 8-hour Refreshers. PETE will provide centralized record keeping and quality control for the consortium, submitting to the NIEHS data management system the number of students trained at CCCHST-DOE sites and their demographic data, registering curricula with the NIEHS Clearinghouse, providing technical assistance, conducting site audits, reviewing student evaluations, acting upon the guidance of the advisory committee, and mediating the delivery of training with other NIEHS-supported consortia.