This page contains technical workshop reports and other publications prepared by the NIEHS National Clearinghouse for Worker Safety and Health Training.

Worker Training Program (WTP) Compendia

• 1999-2000 Compendium(236KB)
• 1996-1997 Compendium(66.6KB)

WTP Technical Workshop Reports

• Fall 2018 – Opioid-Related Hazards in the Workplace(12.4MB)
• Spring 2017 – Best Practices in Using Technology in HAZMAT Training(4.61MB)
• Fall 2016 – Infectious Diseases: Report from the Fall 2016 Workshop(4.23MB)
• Fall 2015 – Setting the Stage for the Worker Training Program, 2015-2020(13MB)
• Spring 2015 – Exploring Training Solutions to Insufficient Chemical Regulation in the Workplace(2MB)
• Summer 2013 – Examining Safety Culture/Climate(879KB)
• Fall 2012 – Prove It Makes a Difference: Evaluation Best Practices for Health and Safety Training(1MB)
• Spring 2011 – Improving Safety and Health Training for Disaster Cleanup Workers: Lessons Learned from the 2010 Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill(2MB)
• Fall 2008 – Implications for Safety and Health Training in a Green Economy(500KB)
• Fall 2006 – Disaster Response Training: From the World Trade Center to Katrina – Five Years of Lessons Learned(2MB)
• Spring 2006 – Learning from Disasters: Health and Safety Training in the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina(3MB)
• Fall 2005 – Katrina Response: Flexible, Focused Training for Disasters(8MB)
• Spring 2005 – Keeping Quality Current: An Update of the NIEHS Minimum Criteria for Worker Health and Safety Training for Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response(6MB)
• Spring 2004 – Training Partnerships for Prevention, Protection, and Preparedness: A Conference to Build Stronger Partnerships on Disaster Response Training(2MB)
• Fall 2003 – Training from the Inside Out: Assessing and Refining Our Programs(609KB)
• Spring 2002 – Learning from Disasters: Weapons of Mass Destruction Preparedness through Worker Training(514KB)
  • Appendices A-C(272KB)
  • Appendix D(2MB)
  • Appendix E(8MB)
  • Appendices F-G(729KB)
• Spring 2001 – Best Practices for Worker Training: Over A Decade Of Capacity Building, Innovation, Consensus, And Progress(222KB)
• Spring 1999 – HAZWOPER Training: Utilizing Advanced Training Technologies(299KB)

Other Publications

• Brownfields: Hazmat Cleanup, But More(3.99MB)
• NIEHS Hurricane Sandy Response Report(11.19MB)
• Training and Safety and Health in the DOE Complex: NIEHS/DOE HAZMAT Training Program – 2000 through 2008 and the Path Forward for the NIEHS DOE Training Program(5.3MB)
• Training Workers for Risks of Nanotechnology(7.34MB)