NIEHS Response to the Gulf Oil Spill

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Oil Spill Response Worker Safety Training Concerns• National Contingency Plan (NCP) vs. National ResponseFramework (NRF) – Clarifying worker safety and health protectionprocedures and protocols in conjunction with ICS safety officer.• All oil spill response training should grow out of the 1910.120HAZWOPER framework.• Assembly of appropriate subject matter experts for creatingtraining materials based on best professional judgments andexpertise.• Job hazard analyses (JHA’s) and exposure assessments forcreation for assuring adequacy of training components andcurricula modules.• Training assessment process for characterizing target populationsin terms of prior knowledge, literacy levels and expected job tasks.• Quality assurance process must be built-in to assure the “right tounderstand” and assure training responds as conditions change.
OSHA Deputy Assistant Secretary Jordan Barab in Venice,LA with his raincoat maker and HHS partners
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