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National PETE's Community College Consortium for Health and Safety Training Program

National PETE's Community College Consortium for Health and Safety Training Program
国家 PETE 社区大学健康与安全培训计划联盟
批准号:
9118202
负责人:
Douglas A Feil
金额:
$115.11万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2010
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2010-08-17 至 2020-07-31

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中文摘要
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 描述(由申请人提供):国家环境技术教育伙伴关系,ME,与危险材料培训和研究所(IA)合作,代表社区大学健康与安全培训联盟(CCCHST)提交本提案,旨在为从事废物处理、储存和处置、危险废物产生、清理和补救行动、应急响应和危险材料运输的危险材料和废物工作者提供方便、难忘和具有成本效益的培训。CCCHST成员由社区学院组成,与工商业、大学和社区组织合作,为国家对危险废物工作者和应急人员的培训需求提供一致和高质量的回应。CCCHST的目标是通过100多个CCCHST组织在全国范围内提供NIEHS批准的工人培训,这些组织的讲师通过培训培训员模式计划进行准备,在美国几乎所有的州提供危险材料指导。CCCHST讲师由PETE和HMTRI准备和支持,每年将培训至少30,000名学生、工人和主管,以保护自己和他们的社区免受危险废物场地清理、棕地再开发、危险材料运输以及危险材料泄漏和释放反应过程中遇到的危险物质的影响,每年提供至少300,000个接触小时的指导。作为2015-2020年赠款周期的新成员,皮特将在其核心的培训员模型计划中增加两个新的任务。(1)退伍军人哈兹垫工人培训。皮特将为过渡到公共部门的陆军人员增加一个直接工人培训计划。每年,200名从莱利堡(KS)、伦纳德伍德堡(MO)、刘易斯-麦科德联合基地(华盛顿州)、西尔堡(俄克拉荷马州)、卡森堡(CO)退役的美国陆军人员将参加76小时的培训,获得40小时哈兹沃珀、26小时OSHA 2015 Haz Mat和OSHA 10小时General Industry证书。(2)Haz Mat备灾培训计划每年为20名教员提供为期六天的Haz Mat备灾培训培训方案,并在随后的几年为服务于各种不同学生的培训人员提供为期两天的进修。他们包括在海湾灾害多发地区教授越南语的BPSOS教员;CERT高中和美国服务队教员,为弱势另类高中生做准备的教员,以及教我们的急救人员和产业工人的CCCHST教员。
英文摘要
 DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The National Partnership for Environmental Technology Education, ME, in partnership with the Hazardous Materials Training and Research Institute, IA, submits this proposal on behalf of the Community College Consortium for Health and Safety Training (CCCHST) to provide convenient, memorable, and cost-effective training for hazardous materials and waste workers engaged in waste treatment, storage and disposal, hazardous waste generation, clean up and remedial action, emergency response and hazardous materials transportation. 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 organizations, whose instructors are prepared through a Train-the- Trainer model program, offering hazardous materials instruction in nearly all states of the nation. CCCHST instructors, prepared and supported by PETE and HMTRI, will annually train a minimum 30,000 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, offering a minimum 300,000 contact hours of instruction each year. New to the grant cycle 2015-20, PETE will add two new missions to its core Train-the-Trainer model program. (1) Veterans Haz Mat Worker Training. PETE will add a direct worker training program for Army personnel transitioning to the public sector. Annually, 200 US Army personnel leaving the service from Fort Riley (KS), Fort Leonard Wood (MO), Joint Base Lewis-McChord (WA), Fort Sill (OK), Fort Carson (CO) will participate in 76 hours of training, leading to certificates in 40-hr HazWoper, 26-hr OSHA 2015 Haz Mat, and OSHA 10-hr General Industry. (2) Haz Mat Disaster Preparedness Training Program providing a six-day Haz Mat Disaster Preparedness Train-the-Trainer program for 20 instructors annually, and in subsequent years, a two-day Refresher for trainers who serve a wide variety of students. They include BPSOS instructors teaching Vietnamese in the disaster-prone areas of the Gulf; CERT High School and AmeriCorps instructors preparing disadvantaged alternative high school students and CCCHST instructors who teach our first responders and industrial workers.
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