Hazardous Material Worker Health and Safety Training (U45), Cooperative Agreement

描述(由申请人提供)： ICWU正在申请两个项目：HWWT(2,594,449 Yr1；总计13,765,662美元)和HDPT(606,253 Yr1；总计3,218,678美元)。这些计划将覆盖145个班级的2466名学员，接触时间为55,520个小时。这将导致在赠款的5年期间，725个班的12 330名受训人员接触277600个小时。在过去的17年里，总部设在俄亥俄州辛辛那提的ICWU中心及其全国性的工会联盟建立了一个全国公认的危险物质培训计划，专门从事化学应急计划，以保护附带值班的应急人员。联合会成员包括：ICWU、UFCW、黑人工会联盟(CBTU)、美国教师联合会(AFT)、美国护士协会(ANA)、GCOHC、美国政府雇员联合会、UC和IAM。长期的组织目标是使成员工会内的计划制度化，并建立雇主的支持。近期的教育目标是为工业、教育、政府和卫生保健工作者提供应急培训，并承担应对化学品突发事件的附带责任。长期的教育目标是为学生提供信心和解决问题的技能，以识别设施化学应急计划的不足之处。申请者将通过培训前和培训后评估工作场所改进的有效性。他们将扩大计划，以保护在设施内对泄漏做出反应的学校和医院员工，并保护医护人员在灾难性的意外事件后免受污染的患者。医院的“首批接受者”被OSHA认可为HAZWOPER标准所涵盖的需要培训的对象。ICWU联盟将继续应用混合式学习，并将其已经很大的多受赠者努力扩展到新的领域。卫生和污水处理计划的具体目标是，继续利用成人教育技术开发工人培训员；扩大与CBTU和拉丁裔工人的少数群体外联；与其他受资助者合作；培训产业工人、政府工作人员、学校人员、非大规模毁灭性武器(大规模毁灭性武器)的第一批接受者；以及扩展到西班牙语的危险物质培训、化学品释放软件、模具、工人和社区外联和工作场所庇护所。HDPTP的目标包括，继续进行大规模杀伤性武器第一接收者培训，并将培训扩展到灾难现场的工人培训、工人和社区外展服务以及工作场所大规模杀伤性武器避难所的到位，以及使用化学品释放软件。 危险废物工人培训计划(HWWTP)

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The ICWU is applying for 2 programs: HWWT ($2,594,449 Yr1; $13,765,662 Total) and HDPT ($606,253 Yr1; $3,218,678 Total). These programs will reach 2,466 trainees in 145 classes for 55,520 contact hours. This would result in 12,330 trainees in 725 classes for 277,600 contact hours over the 5-year period of the grant. Over the last 17 years, the ICWU Center, based in Cincinnati OH, and its nationwide union Consortium has built a nationally recognized HAZMAT training program specializing in chemical emergency response programs to protect collateral duty emergency responders. The Consortium members are: ICWU, UFCW, Coalition of Black Trade Unionists (CBTU), American Federation of Teachers (AFT), American Nurses Association (ANA), GCOHC, American Federation of Government Employees, UC and IAM. The long-term organizational goal is to institutionalize a program within member unions and build employer support. The immediate educational goal is to deliver emergency response training to industrial, educational, government and health care workers with collateral duty to respond to chemical emergencies. The long-term educational goal is to provide students with the confidence and problem-solving skills to identify inadequacies in facility chemical emergency response programs. The applicant will evaluate the effectiveness of workplace improvements through pre and post training evaluation. They will expand their programs to protect school and hospital employees who respond to spills within their facilities and protect health care workers from contaminated patients after catastrophic unintentional incidents. Hospital "First Receivers" are recognized by OSHA as covered by the HAZWOPER standard and in need of training. The ICWU consortium will continue the application of blended learning and expand their already substantial multi-grantee efforts into new areas. HWWTP specific aims are to, continue to develop worker-trainers, using Adult Education Techniques; expand Minority Outreach with CBTU and Latino workers; collaborate with other grantees; train industrial workers, government workers, school personnel, non-WMD (weapons of mass destruction) First Receivers; and expand into Spanish language Hazmat training, Chemical Release Software, mold, Worker and Community Outreach and Workplace Shelter in Place. The HDPTP aims include, continuing WMD First Receivers training and expanding to Disaster Site Worker training, Worker and Community Outreach and Workplace WMD Shelter in Place and the use of Chemical Release Software. Hazardous Waste Worker Training Program (HWWTP)