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Distance-based learning and electronic training methods are an integral part of HAZMAT training programs. The NIEHS Worker Training Program (WTP) awards Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grants to foster the development of e-learning products that support: 1) the health and safety training of hazardous materials workers, emergency responders, and skilled support personnel; 2) community and citizen preparation and resiliency; and 3) research into the acute and long-term health effects of environmental disasters. This page provides information on innovative training products—produced by WTP awardees and outside organizations—that assist both students and instructors and use a range of delivery platforms.
Training Resources
WTP Resources
WTP Technical Workshops
- Spring 2017 Technical Workshop – Best Practices in Using Technology in HAZMAT Training
- 2015 NIEHS Worker Trainers’ Exchange and HAMMER/NTC Training Event
- 2012 National Trainers’ Exchange for Department of Energy Safety and Health Trainers
- Spring 2012 National Trainers’ Exchange – Training Today for a Safer Tomorrow
- Spring 2007 National Trainers’ Exchange – Looking Back and Moving Forward: 20 Years of Worker Education and Training
- Fall 2003 Technical Workshop – Training from the Inside Out: Assessing and Refining Our Programs
- Spring 2001 NIEHS/OSHA Joint Technical Workshop – Best Practices for Worker Training
- Spring 1999 Technical Workshop – Computer and Internet-Based Learning Methods for Safety and Health Training