Environmental Technician Training Program
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The document provides information about an environmental technician training program offered through a partnership between local organizations. The program aims to train local residents for environmental cleanup jobs through brownfields redevelopment efforts in Carlisle, PA. The multi-week program provides certification courses and hands-on training to prepare graduates for jobs in fields like environmental technician, lead paint and asbestos inspection, and brownfields remediation. Potential students must apply, take assessments, and interview for a limited number of spots in the program.
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- 2. Environmental Workforce Development & Job Training (EWDJT) Program Brownfields Job Training or EWDJT Grants are funded through the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to provide: • Environmental training for residents of brownfields communities • Opportunities for employment • Skilled, certified technicians for employers working in environmental cleanup
- 3. Carlisle Works: The Need • Between 2008 and 2010, three major industrial sites in Carlisle, the IAC (Masland) factory, Carlisle Tire & Wheel, and Tyco, shut down • 63 acres of vacant and contaminated properties • Need to redevelop and revitalize northwest quadrant of Carlisle
- 4. Carlisle Works: Carlisle Urban Redevelopment Plan • Remediation of contaminated sites • Roadwork • Stormwater management • Green space, residential, and retail space • Jobs for area residents
- 5. Environmental Workforce Development & Job Training Program Partners • Redevelopment Authority of Cumberland County • The Borough of Carlisle • HACC, Central Pennsylvania’s Community College • Employment Skills Center
- 6. Environmental Technician Training Program Participant Qualifications • Resident of Cumberland County • 18 years or older • High school diploma or equivalency • Valid driver’s license • Access to reliable transportation • Must take basic skills reading and math assessments
- 7. Environmental Technician Training Program Application Process • Visit Employment Skills Center, 29 S. Hanover St., Carlisle • Complete application, scholarship response, and review program code of conduct • Complete reading and math assessments (takes approximately 3 hrs.) • Complete interview with program coordinator (by appointment) • Upon acceptance into program, complete all intake paperwork
- 8. Environmental Technician Training Program Second Session Schedule Where: Employment Skills Center, 29 South Hanover St., Carlisle Select dates held at HACC’s Harrisburg campus Field trips to local work sites When: Work-readiness skills Wednesday, July 5 & Thursday, July 6, 9:00 am–3:30 pm Environmental Technician Training July 10–September 1, Monday–Friday 8:00 am–4:30 pm Third session to begin March 5, 2018
- 9. Environmental Technician Training Topics Include: • Introduction to Environmental Science • Introduction to the Brownfields Project • Soils & Groundwater • Chemical Safety • GIS (geographic information system) for Environmental Technicians
- 10. Environmental Technician Training Topics Include: • HAZWOPER (Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response) 40 hour OSHA training conducted for one week at HACC’s John J. Shumaker Public Safety Center
- 11. Environmental Technician Training Topics Include: • OSHA 30 for Construction • Site Assessment • Sample Planning • Drilling/Soil Sampling Demonstration • Field Sampling
- 12. Environmental Technician Training Topics Include: • Remediation Technology • Introduction to Toxicology • Green Remediation • Underground Storage Tanks and Leak Protection • Waste Treatment • Storm Water Management
- 13. Environmental Technician Training Topics Include: • Confined Space • Forklift Certification • Lead Paint Inspector Training • Asbestos Inspector Training
- 14. Environmental Technician Training Graduates Will Earn these Credentials! • HAZWOPER (Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response) 40 hour OSHA training • Confined Space Entrant/Attendant & Supervisor Certification • Lead Based Paint Inspector Certification • Asbestos Inspector Certification • Forklift Certification • OSHA 30 for Construction • HACC Certificate of Non-Credit Course Completion
- 15. Program Graduates Are Prepared for Employment or Higher Education Potential Jobs Include: • Environmental Technician • HAZWOPER Technician • Lead Paint & Asbestos Inspector • Brownfields Remediation Technician • Land Use Planning/Redevelopment Technician In a similar program held in Dauphin County in 2010-2012: 46 out of 60 participants found employment. 2 went on to study environmental science.
- 16. Next Steps • Stop by Employment Skills Center, Monday through Thursday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm to fill out an application and complete math and reading assessments. The assessments take up to 3 hours—you may complete them over more than one visit if needed. • Meet with the EWDJT Program Coordinator for an interview. • The most qualified applicants will be selected to participate. • Questions? Call Callie Hazan, ESC Workforce Development Coordinator, at 243-6040 x 4429.