Hazardous Waste Worker Training Program

CPWR HWWP摘要/摘要 本申请由CPWR提交--CPWR建筑研究和培训中心 对资助机会公告的回应，RFA-ES-19-003，危险材料工人健康 和安全培训(U45)，签署合作协议，以支持制定示范方案 对从事危险材料和废物产生活动的工人进行培训和教育， 移走、遏制、运输和应急响应。 CPWR是北方的501(C)(3)非营利性建筑安全和健康研究和培训部门 美国建筑业工会(NABTU)，代表14个国际/国家建筑业工会 以及300多万名工人。CPWR在与培训机构协调和合作的情况下提交此申请 由这14个国际/国家建筑行业工会中的12个组成的联盟，代表从事 在全国各地指定的1910.120个地点和其他环境中处理危险废物 危险的工作任务。这些联合在本申请书的总体特定目标部分中列出。 我们提议的计划是全国性的，我们的主要目标是通过培训来防止与工作有关的伤害 建筑工人如何最好地保护自己和他们的社区免受危险的影响 危险废物作业中遇到的材料、受污染设施的环境修复 或化学应急反应。与我们的12个建筑业工会培训联盟合作，我们的 具体目标是：1)在一年级培养5820名学生，开设389门课程；培养29100名学生，开设1945门以上课程 五年；2)继续严格评估所有培训课程，以评估学生、教师、课程、 和结果；3)实施培训员培训计划，以继续扩大全世界现有的培训员队伍 4)继续对现任和资深教官进行培训和教育。

CPWR HWWTP Summary/Abstract This application is being submitted by CPWR-The Center for Construction Research and Training (CPWR) in response to the Funding Opportunity Announcement, RFA-ES-19-003, Hazardous Materials Worker Health and Safety Training (U45), for a Cooperative Agreement to support the development of model programs for the training and education of workers engaged in activities related to hazardous materials and waste generation, removal, containment, transportation and emergency response. CPWR is the 501(c)(3) non-profit construction safety and health research and training arm of the North America's Building Trades Unions (NABTU), which represents 14 international/national building trades unions and over 3 million workers. CPWR submits this application in coordination and cooperation with a training consortium of 12 of these 14 international/national building trades unions representing workers engaged in hazardous waste work at designated 1910.120 sites around the country and in other environmentally hazardous work assignments. These unions are listed in the Overall Specific Aims section of this Application. Our proposed program is national in scope, and our major objective is to prevent work-related harm by training construction workers in how best to protect themselves and their communities from exposure to hazardous materials encountered during hazardous waste operations, environmental restoration of contaminated facilities or chemical emergency response. In partnership with our 12 building trades union training consortium, our specific aims are: 1) train 5,820 students in 389 courses in Year 1 and 29,100 students in 1,945 courses over five years; 2) continue rigorous evaluations of all training courses, to assess students, instructors, curriculum, and outcomes; 3) conduct train-the-trainer programs to continue to grow the pool of trainers available across the United States; and 4) continue training and education for current and veteran instructors.