NIEHS HAZARDOUS WASTE WORKER TRAINING

自1987年以来，中西部危险废物工人培训联盟 利用工人教育和技术知识方面的优势 帮助满足该地区潜在受影响工人的培训需求 到危险材料。培训活动集中在八个方面 州：伊利诺伊州、宾夕法尼亚州、肯塔基州、密歇根州、明尼苏达州、俄亥俄州、威斯康星州。该财团已经开发了11个 为现场工作人员、TSDF工作人员和应急人员开设的课程。 截至1991年9月15日，已培训了14,495名工人。基于 记录了对培训和既定专业知识的持续需求， 财团将在6-8年内执行以下任务： 1.利用现有材料继续提供创新的、技术上的 最新培训。将培训7,288，8,793和10,366名工人 分别为6-8岁。AFSCME提供培训的能力将 通过雇佣更多的人员来增加。 2.向卫生保健工作者、联合劳动组织提供关于解毒方法的培训- 为产业工人管理HAZWOPER健康和安全委员会 并提供西班牙语和低识字率培训材料，如果需要 已确认身份。 3.通过持续的联合体监测受训人员的成就 评估方案。通过一项研究评估培训的影响 初步培训的信息传递和影响。 4.与George Meany一起参加协作培训活动 劳工研究中心、不列颠哥伦比亚省健康与安全基金和OCAW。 需要持续的NIEHS支持，以支持高质量交付和 评估，同时满足服务不足者的需求；方案和 致力于介绍交互式员工培训的培训人员是 地区性和全国性的资源。

Since 1987, the Midwest Consortium for Hazardous Waste Worker Training has utilized strengths in worker education and technical knowledge to help meet the training needs of workers in the region potentially exposed to hazardous materials. Training activities are centered in eight states: IL, IN, KY, MI, MN, OH, WI. The Consortium has developed 11 curricula for site workers, workers at TSDFs and emergency responders. Through 9/15/91, 14,495 workers have been trained. Based on the documented continuing need for training and established expertise, the Consortium will perform the following during Years 6-8: 1. Use existing materials to continue to provide innovative, technically up-to-date training. 7,288, 8,793, and 10,366 workers will be trained in Years 6-8, respectively. The ability of AFSCME to provide training will be increased by hiring additional personnel. 2. Provide training on decon methods to health care workers, Joint Labor- management HAZWOPER Health and Safety Committees to industrial workers and provide Spanish and low-literacy training materials, if the need is identified. 3. Monitor the achievements of trainees through the ongoing Consortium Evaluation program. Evaluate the impact of training through a study of information transfer and impact of initial training. 4. Participate in collaborative training activities with the George Meany Center for Labor Studies, UBC Health and Safety Fund and OCAW. Continued NIEHS support is required to support quality delivery and evaluation, while meeting the needs of the underserved; the programs and trainers dedicated to the presentation of interactive worker training is a regional and national resource.