Hazardous Materials Worker Health and Safety Training- HDPTP

新泽西州/纽约州危险材料工人培训中心 HDPTP摘要 新泽西州/纽约州危险材料工人培训中心有着悠久的有效培训历史， OSHA 29CFR1910.120，自1987年以来为超过45万名工人提供危险材料知识和技能。我们 中心将培训工人在紧急情况和灾害期间的安全问题。我们中心有效地培训了工人， 志愿者安全地应对灾害，包括埃博拉病毒，飓风和其他国家灾害。课程开发 工人批判性地分析危险情况的能力，使他们能够确定安全的工作实践。关键 成人教育的原则被纳入我们的培训，培训课程的开发，包括同行学习， 动手实践活动和批判性思维能力的发展。该中心有一个强有力的评价计划，并将继续 扩大所收集的关于培训对工作场所做法的影响的数据类型，以及培训如何能够更有效地 影响工作场所安全文化。本中心提议扩大我们在波多黎各和美属维尔京群岛的努力， 增加移民临床医生网络（PR），并与美属维尔京群岛的社区组织合作。 HDPT计划通过以下方式提高当前危险材料工人和化学反应人员的安全和健康： 向救灾工作人员提供培训。这些课程的重点是防灾和备灾， 救灾人员在开始救灾工作之前了解安全和健康危害以及减灾技术。 在未来五年内，该中心计划在1，120个课程中培训9，060名工人， HDPTP。

NJ/NY Hazardous Materials Worker Training Center HDPTP Abstract The NJ/NY Hazardous Materials Worker Training Center has a long history of effective training that meets the requirements of OSHA 29CFR1910.120, providing hazardous materials knowledge and skills to over 450,000 workers since 1987. Our Center will train workers about safety issues during emergencies and disasters. Our Center has effectively trained workers and volunteers to respond safely to disasters including Ebola, Hurricanes, and other national disasters. The courses develop competency in workers to critically analyze dangerous situations, and enable them to identify safe work practices. Key principles of adult education are incorporated into our training, and training courses are developed to include peer-learning, hands-on activities, and development of critical thinking skills. The Center has a robust evaluation plan, and will continue to expand the types of data collected on the impact of training on workplace practice, as well as how training can more effectively influence workplace safety culture. The Center proposes to expand our efforts in Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands by adding the Migrant Clinicians Network (PR) and working with community based organizations in the USVI. The HDPT program enhances the safety and health of current hazardous materials workers and chemical responders by delivering training to workers responding to disasters. These courses focus on prevention and preparedness so that disaster response personnel are aware of safety and health hazards and mitigation techniques before they initiate a disaster response. Over the next five years, the Center proposes to train 9,060 workers in 1,120 courses resulting in 71,905 contact hours in the HDPTP.