HAZMAT Training at DOE Nuclear Weapons Complex

描述（由申请人提供）： 所附的国际妇女联合会为能源部核武器综合设施的NIEHS危险材料培训提出的赠款申请，总预算为963 738美元。国际妇女联合会中心与机械师工会（JAM）和电气工人（IBEW）合作，协调由31名能源部工人培训员提供高质量、成本效益高的培训，采用以工人为中心的成人教育方法，每年开发新课程，以满足汉福德、橡树岭、堪萨斯城和洛斯阿拉莫斯综合安全管理和能源部851的现场要求。 我们建议增加我们已经进行了有限培训的洛斯阿拉莫斯现场，并与洛斯阿拉莫斯和堪萨斯城的成员工会、理事会和承包商管理层一起将该计划制度化，就像在汉福德哈默和橡树岭完成的那样。该计划的直接教育目标是让能源部的工人培训师继续向每天接触各种危险物质的能源部工人提供HAZMAT培训，以满足ISM要求。我们的长期教育目标是为所有学生提供信心，相关工具和解决问题的技能，以确定其设施的危险材料计划的不足之处。 国际妇女联合会提议每年向4 893名受训人员提供301个班，38 028个接触小时，包括培训员发展班。这些措施是：90个为期一天的现场复习班，3个为期一天的化学应急响应班，9个40小时的危险废物操作班，19个RCRA 24小时和桥梁班，183个呼吸器，坠落和密闭空间班。我们还将为23名培训员提供培训员发展课程，主办国际妇女联合会/国际妇女运动/国际教育和福利理事会培训员交流，在5600灾难现场工人和500/510建筑工人方案中培训24名能源部培训员，并继续开展少数民族社区外联活动。ICWU将参加能源部与钢铁工人和运营工程师的培训交流。 能源部的工作人员处理各种危险材料，历史上没有得到足够的培训，这些工作。自1993年以来，国际妇女联合会与国际妇女运动和妇女教育局一道，一直在能源部各地点提供高质量的健康和安全培训。目前，来自国际妇女联合会联合会的31名能源部工人培训员在4个能源部地点设计和提供培训。这些培训员是中心及其所在地的宝贵资产。

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The enclosed ICWU grant application for the NIEHS HAZMAT Training at DOE Nuclear Weapons Complex has a total budget of $963,738. The ICWU Center, in cooperation with the Machinists union (JAM) and Electrical Workers (IBEW), coordinates the delivery of high quality, cost-effective training by 31 DOE worker trainers, using worker-centered adult education methods and yearly developing new curricula to meet site requirements under Integrated Safety Management (ISM) and DOE 851 at Hanford, Oak Ridge, Kansas City and Los Alamos. We propose to add the Los Alamos site where we have conducted limited training and to institutionalize the program with member unions, Council and contractor management at Los Alamos and Kansas City, as has been accomplished at Hanford HAMMER and Oak Ridge. The immediate educational goal of the program is for DOE worker-trainers to continue delivering HAZMAT training to DOE workers who are daily exposed to a wide variety of hazardous substances, meeting ISM requirements. Our long term educational goal is to provide all students with the confidence, relevant tools and problem solving skills to identify inadequacies in their facilities' hazardous materials programs. ICWU proposes to yearly deliver 301 classes to 4,893 trainees for 38,028 contact-hours, including trainer development classes. These are: 90 One-day Site Refresher classes, 3 One-day Chemical Emergency Response classes, 9 40-hour Hazardous Waste Operations classes, 19 RCRA 24-hour and Bridge classes 183 Respirator, Fall and Confined Space classes. We will also provide Trainer Development classes for 23 trainers, host an ICWU/IAM/IBEW Trainers Exchange, train 24 DOE trainers in the 5600 Disaster Site Worker and the 500/510 Construction Worker programs, and continue Minority Community outreach. The ICWU will join in a DOE trainers exchange with the Steelworkers and Operating Engineers. DOE workers handle a wide range of hazardous materials and were historically inadequately trained for these jobs. The ICWU, with the lAM and IBEW, has been delivering high quality health and safety training at DOE sites since 1993. Currently 31 DOE worker trainers from the ICWU consortium design and deliver training at 4 DOE sites. These trainers are an invaluable asset to the Center and their sites.