Program areas at Liuna Training and Education Fund
Niehs hazardous waste worker Training programs were conducted at 7 Training centers throughout the united states during 2023. The program has been providing occupantional safety and health Education in developing and delivering high quality Training to workers who are involved in handling hazardous waste or in responding to emergency releases of hazardous materials since 1987.the organization operated the dol-osha trench excavaction and safety program to train workers who perform work or are seeking employment in the high hazard industry of road contruction and maintenance.
Tri-fund field coordinators promote Education and Training benefits to local area officers of the laborers international union of north america and signatory contractors within the united states on behalf of Liuna Training. This program was funded with local Training Fund contributions as reported in part viii, line 1b.
The annual instructor conference provided professional development to instructors and apprenticeship coordinators during 2023. Liuna Training has been conducting the program since 1992. The program was funded with local Training Fund contributions as reported in part viii, line 1b.
Canadian tri-fund operations staff promote Education and Training benefits to local area officers of the laborers international union of north america and signatory contractors within canada on behalf of Liuna Training. This program was funded with local Training Fund contributions as reported in part viii, line 1b.other programs and services included curriculum development and distribution, and basic, advanced, and specialty skills Training programs. These programs were funded with local Training Fund contributions as reported in part viii, line 1b.the organization operated the dol-osha fall protection safety program to train workers who perform work or are seeking employment in the high hazard industry of road contruction and maintenance.
Other programs and services included curriculum development and distribution, and basic, advanced, and specialty skills Training programs. These programs were funded with local Training Fund contributions as reported in part viii, line 1b.