Education and Research Center

描述 HST计划驻留在部门她是加州大学洛杉矶分校公共卫生学院环境健康科学系的教授，由代理继续教育主任文迪·罗宾斯博士指导。它代表了一个继续教育计划，在其第九区域目标区域内提供危险材料培训，以响应CERCLA第三章和SARA修正案。所提供的课程符合HAZWOPER的8小时、24小时和40小时要求(OSHA29CFR 1910.120)。其他服务包括呼吸保护、风险管理、农药和危险废物培训、认证危险材料经理(CHMM)审查课程以及CHMM考试。 SCERC HST计划在包括南加州、内华达州、亚利桑那州、夏威夷、关岛、美国索莫亚、北马里纳和托管领土在内的地理区域内推广其课程。目标人群由州和地方环境和卫生机构人员和其他专业人员组成，他们处理危险物质、管理设施并参与评估这些设施的健康危害，他们的队伍中有安全工程师和工业卫生员。 在2001年7月1日至2004年6月30日期间提供的HST计划课程利用了良好的培训地点。其中包括加州大学圣巴巴拉分校、文图拉县、河滨县和加州大学洛杉矶分校。在其他地点提供这些课程和其他新的HST课程的计划将以未来需求评估的结果为基础。 在2004年1月至2004年6月1日期间，CE方案与HSAT方案一起进行了两次需求评估。调查的结果证实了目标人群的构成和用于开设HST课程的地点。此外，受访者表示最感兴趣的话题包括HS对健康的影响、法律和法规、现场采样和监测以及危险废物识别和分析。

DESCRIPTION The HST Program resides in the Dept. of Environmental Health Sciences at UCLA's School of Public Health and is under the direction of Dr. Wendie Robbins, Acting Continuing Education Director. It represents a continuing education program offering hazardous materials training within its Region IX target area in response to the title III of CERCLA and the SARA amendments. Courses are offered to meet 8-hour, 24-hours and 40 hours requirements of HAZWOPER (in OSHA 29CFR 1910.120). Other offerings include training in Respiratory Protection, Risk Management, Pesticides and Hazardous Waste, Certified Hazardous Materials Manager (CHMM) review course, along with CHMM exams. The SCERC HST Program markets its courses within a geographic area including Southern California, Nevada, Arizona, Hawaii, Guam, American Somoa, the Northern Marinas, and the Trust Territories. The target population consists of state and local environmental and health agency personnel and other professional handling hazardous substances, managing facilities and engaged in assessing health hazards at those facilities with safety engineers and industrial hygienists among their ranks. HST Program courses offered between July 1, 2001 and June 30, 2004, made use of fine training locations. They included UC-Santa Barbara, Ventura County, Riverside County and UCLA. Plans to offer those and other new HST courses at other locations would be based on the results of future needs assessment. Two need assessments were conducted by the CE Program between January 2004 and June 1, 2004 in conjunction with the HSAT Program. The results of the surveys bore out the composition of the target population and the locations used for HST courses. In addition, the topics respondents expressed the greatest interest in included Hs Health effects, Laws and Regulations, Field sampling and Monitoring, and Hazardous Waste Identification and Analysis.