Hazardous Materials Worker Health and Safety Training (U45), Cooperative Agreemen

描述（由申请人提供）： 新泽西/纽约危险材料工人培训中心（NJ/NY中心）正在申请三个计划领域：HWWT、MWT和HDPT;每个计划领域的总成本（直接加F&A）分别为5，925，485美元（HWWT）、4，494，996美元（MWT）和1，386，248美元（HDPT）。该中心的长期目标是预防和减少在危险废物作业和应急反应期间因个人风险而造成的残疾、发病率和死亡率。为了实现这一目标，NJ/NY中心为工人提供高质量的培训，使他们能够在危险材料行业工作时保护自己并了解他们的工人权利。第二区在最后名单上有213个国家优先名单网站，其中有5个拟议网站。中心的会员分布在新泽西、纽约和波多黎各，因此，中心能够很好地满足这一地区工人的培训需求。新泽西/纽约中心的成员包括UMDNJ公共卫生学院、亨特学院、纽约职业安全与健康委员会（NYCOSH）、新泽西州警察局、纽约区理事会木匠、布法罗大学和大都会大学（UMET）。该中心的成员将在联邦第二区为各种工人提供培训，包括清洁工人、应急人员、运输工人和医疗保健工作者，并为失业或就业不足的个人提供就业培训技能。自1987年以来，该中心已在HWWT、DOE、HDPT、MWT和BMWT方案中培训了35万多名工人。在接下来的五年里，新泽西州/纽约中心将在HWWT计划的3，339个课程中培训60，070名工人，在HDPT计划的1，075个课程中培训19，725名工人，在MWT计划中培训250名代表性不足的少数民族。每个机构都与目标受众建立了积极的关系。通过这一已建立的网络，该中心将继续向广大危险材料工人提供培训。所有中心成员都将参加HWWT计划。UMDNJ和木匠将参加MWT计划。在接下来的五年里，课程将通过绿色工作培训计划得到加强，其中包括气候适应、光伏装置和能源审计。HDPT计划将在工作计划中增加N JSP，为我们地区的应急人员提供关键的备灾培训; UMDNJ、NYCOSH、布法罗大学和UMET将继续提供过去五年进行的HDPT培训。 危险废物工人培训计划（HWWTP）

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The New Jersey/New York Hazardous Materials Worker Training Center (NJ/NY Center) is applying for three program areas: HWWT, MWT and HDPT; total costs (direct plus F&A) for each program area are $5,925,485 (HWWT), $4,494,996 (MWT) and $1,386,248 (HDPT). The long-term goal of the Center is to prevent and reduce disability, morbidity, and mortality due to personal risk during hazardous waste operations and emergency response. To achieve this goal, the NJ/NY Center provides quality training to workers that will enable them to protect themselves and understand their worker rights while working in the hazardous materials industry. Region II has 213 National Priority List Sites on the final list with five proposed sites. With Center membership based in New Jersey, New York and Puerto Rico, the Center is well placed to meet the training needs for workers in this Region. The NJ/NY Center members include the UMDNJ-School of Public Health, Hunter College, New York Committee on Occupational Safety and Health (NYCOSH), New Jersey State Police, New York District Council of Carpenters, University at Buffalo, and Universidad Metropolitana (UMET). The members of the Center will provide training in Federal Region II for a broad range of workers, including clean-up workers, emergency responders, transportation workers, and healthcare workers, as well as providing jobs training skills to un- or under-employed individuals. Since 1987, the Center has trained over 350,000 workers in the HWWT, DOE, HDPT, MWT and BMWT Programs. Over the next five years, the NJ/NY Center will train 60,070 workers in 3,339 courses in the HWWT Program, 19,725 workers in 1,075 courses in the HDPT Program, and 250 underrepresented minorities in the MWT Program. Each agency has established positive relationships with their target audience. Through this established network the Center will continue to provide training to a wide audience of hazardous materials workers. All Center members will participate in the HWWT Program. UMDNJ and the Carpenters will participate in the MWT Program. During the next five years, the curriculum will be enhanced with green jobs training initiatives that will include weatherization, photovoltaic installations, and energy auditing. The HDPT Program will add the N JSP to the work plan to provide critical disaster preparedness training for emergency responders in our Region; UMDNJ, NYCOSH, University at Buffalo, and UMET will continue to provide the HDPT training conducted over the previous five years. Hazardous Waste Worker Training Program (HWWTP)