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

描述（由申请人提供）： 位于缅因州波特兰的环境技术教育伙伴关系（PETE）与位于爱荷华州的危险材料培训和研究所（HMTRI）合作，代表社区学院健康和安全培训联盟（CCCHST）提交此申请。CCCHST成员包括与工商业、大学和社区组织合作的社区学院，为国家对危险废物工人和应急人员的培训需求提供一致和高质量的响应。CCCHST的目标是通过100多个CCCHST合作伙伴在全国范围内提供经NIEHS批准的工人培训，并通过培训师培训模型计划进行准备，在几乎所有州提供危险材料指导（Hazwoper和相关29 CFR 1910.120培训）。由PETE和HMTRI准备和支持的CCCHST教师每年将培训至少20，000名学生，工人和监督员，以保护自己和他们的社区免受危险废物场地清理，棕地重建，危险材料运输期间遇到的危险材料的暴露，以及对危险材料泄漏和释放的反应。CCCHST成员每年将共同提供平均200，000小时的教学接触。PETE是一个全国性的非营利组织，501（c）（3）组织，旨在促进学术，工业和政府的伙伴关系：1）通过社区学院与商业，工业，政府和其他教育提供者的伙伴关系，在环境，健康，安全和能源教育和培训方面发挥领导作用; 2）促进环境技术转让; 3）促进代表性不足的少数民族、美洲原住民和妇女参与环境领域; 4）增强美国经济发展和国际竞争力。HMTRI没有申请继续赞助CCCHST，并支持PETE的领导，2010-2015。PETE自1993年成立以来一直与HMTRI密切合作，并雇用退休的HMTRI人员管理CCCHST。 危险废物工人培训计划（HWWTP）

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The Partnership for Environmental Technology Education (PETE), based in Portland, Maine, in partnership with the Hazardous Materials Training and Research Institute (HMTRI), a current NIEHS awardee located in lowa, submits this application on behalf of the Community College Consortium for Health and Safety Training (CCCHST). 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 partners, prepared through a Train-the-Trainer model program, to offer hazardous materials instruction (Hazwoper and related 29CFR 1910.120 training) in nearly all states of the nation. CCCHST instructors, prepared and supported by PETE and HMTRI, will annually train a minimum 20,000 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. CCCHST members will collectively offer an average 200,000 contact hours of instruction each year. PETE is a national non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization established to facilitate academic, industrial, and governmental partnerships to: 1) provide leadership in environmental, health, safety and energy education and training through community college partnerships with business, industry, government, and other educational providers; 2) promote environmental technology transfer; 3) foster the participation of underrepresented minorities, Native Americans, and women in environmental fields; and 4) enhance U.S. economic development and international competitiveness. HMTRI is not applying for continued sponsorship of CCCHST anpl supports PETE's leadership, 2010-2015. PETE works closely with HMTRI as it has since its inception in 1993 and employs retired HMTRI personnel to administer CCCHST. Hazardous Waste Worker Training Program (HWWTP)