Hazardous Waste Worker Training Program Collaborative

危险废物工人培训计划协作

基本信息

批准号：
10059287
负责人：
Salvatore Cali
金额：
$ 109.4万
依托单位：
OAI, INC.
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
1995
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
1995-09-30 至 2025-05-31
项目状态：
未结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10059287
关键词：
Address Affect Ammonia Area Awareness Chicago Climate Collaborations Communicable Diseases Communities Course Content Custom Development Disadvantaged Drops Economics Emergency Situation Employment Environment Equipment Evaluation Exposure to Face Female Fentanyl Focus Groups Funding Gases Geography Goals Grant Group Interviews Hazardous Substances Hazardous Waste Health Health Hazards Homelessness Hour Human Resources Illicit Drugs Imprisonment Individual Institutes Interruption Language Law Enforcement Learning Left Letters Linguistics Mission Modeling Nail plate National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Nursing Students Oils Opioid Overdose Pharmaceutical Preparations Population Population Heterogeneity Preparation Principal Investigator Program Sustainability Public Health Public Sector Refrigeration Resources Rural Safety Services Site Strategic Planning Student Dropouts Students System Target Populations Telephone Time Trainers Training Training Training Activity Training Programs Transportation Underrepresented Populations United States Universities Vision Workplace base career cohort cost experience first responder hazard health disparity high school innovation instructor literacy occupational hazard operation patient home care peer programs remediation response safety practice skills social socioeconomics training opportunity volunteer

项目摘要

HWWTP - PROJECT SUMMARY ABSTRACT: Chicago-based OAI targets three underrepresented worker populations: 1. Emergency First Responders & Law Enforcement personnel whose departments lack resources and equipment for adequate training 2. Transitional and Temporary Workers, many of whom are high-school dropouts or re-entering the workforce following incarceration 3. Non Union & Underrepresented Workers, including Latinx environmental cleanup, construction and female Vietnamese nail salon workers. The OAI HWWTP Collaborative, led by Principal Investigator Salvatore Cali since 2016, comprises 13 key partners representing target populations in 19 states. During the next 5-year grant period, the Collaborative plans to train 20,405 students generating 223,000 contact hours. Significance: The proposed training includes two new areas of focus- Infectious Disease Response and Ammonia Safety Awareness. Training is intended to protect the health and safety of targeted worker populations that are disproportionately affected by exposures to occupational hazards. Approach: A key successful training strategy refined over the past 24 years includes deployment of the Train- the-Trainer model that provides multiple benefits of extending training reach through the multiplier effect, building local training capacity and enhancing training program sustainability. As demonstrated through successful partnerships with YouthBuild USA, the state of KY and the CA Healthy Nail Salon Collaborative, development of local training capacity generates cohorts of peer trainers who are culturally competent, familiar with resources in their areas and are most capable of customizing training and conveying critical health and safety information to their audience. Innovation: OAI will continue to utilize awareness of the Social Ecological Model (SEM) and introduce NIOSH Total Worker Health (TWH) models that consider holistic training impacts. Strategies will include evaluations of courses, curricula, and instructors as well as focus group interviews that will assess program quality and opportunities for improvement. OAI will innovatively adapt its Learning Management System for Vietnamese nail salon workers to access safety awareness training modules. This will cost effectively increase training access and enable workers to quickly reference critical workplace safety practices in their native language. Environment: OAI HWWT training underscores the importance of not only protecting worker health from hazard exposures but also protecting the environment through effective response to, and mitigation of, environmentally harmful contaminants.

HWWTP-项目摘要摘要：总部位于芝加哥的OAI针对三个代表性不足的工人人口：1。紧急急救人员和执法人员缺乏足够培训的资源和设备2。过渡和临时工，其中许多是高中辍学的或重新进入劳动力监禁3。非联盟和代表性不足的工人，包括拉丁人环境清理，建筑和女性越南美甲沙龙工人。由校长领导的OAI HWWTP合作自2016年以来，调查员Salvatore Cali包括13个主要的合作伙伴，代表19个州的目标人群。在接下来的5年赠款期间，合作计划培训20,405名学生会产生223,000个联系人小时。意义：拟议的培训包括两个新的聚焦感染性疾病反应和氨的安全意识。培训旨在保护目标工人人口的健康和安全受到职业危害的暴露影响不成比例。方法：在过去24年中，重要的成功培训策略包括部署火车 - 培训模型可通过乘数效应扩展训练覆盖范围，从而提供多个好处本地培训能力和增强培训计划的可持续性。正如成功证明的那样与美国，肯塔基州和CA Healthy Nail Salon合作伙伴的合作伙伴关系，开发当地培训能力产生一群具有文化能力的同伴培训师，熟悉资源他们的区域，最能够自定义培训，并将关键的健康和安全信息传达给他们的听众。创新：OAI将继续利用对社会生态模型（SEM）的认识并介绍NIOSH 考虑整体培训影响的工人健康（TWH）模型。策略将包括评估课程，课程和讲师以及将评估计划质量和的焦点小组访谈改进的机会。 OAI将为越南指甲创新地调整其学习管理系统沙龙工人进入安全意识培训模块。这将有效地增加培训访问成本并使工人能够快速使用其母语参考关键的工作场所安全实践。环境：OAI HWWT培训不仅强调了保护工人健康免受危害的重要性通过有效响应和缓解环境的有效响应并保护环境有害污染物。