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BROWNFIELDS JOB TRAINING PROGRAMS

2010 Graduation Dates / Number of Graduates Seeking Employment Certificates and Certifications / Core Competencies

Listed alpha by state and then by city. Numbers are approximate. For further information about a program, contact the person listed.

ALABAMA ANNISTON Organization: City of Anniston PO Box 11661 Birmingham, AL 35202 Graduation information: 12 students will graduate in May 2010 Contact(s): Debra Love Phone: 205.540.2806 [email protected] Certificates/Certifications: HAZWOPER 40-Hour OSHA 30-Hour Confined Space First Aid / CPR Lead-based Paint Worker Environmental Sampling Heavy Equipment (Forklift) Life Skills NIMS (levels 100, 200, 700, and 800) Core competencies: See above

ARIZONA PHOENIX Organization: City of Phoenix 200 W. Washington Street, 14th Floor Phoenix, AZ 85003 Graduation information: 10 – 15 students will graduate in September 2010 (Integrated Pest Management program) Prior graduates are currently seeking employment (Phoenix Water/Wastewater Technician Training program)

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Contact(s): Rosanne Albright Phone: 602.256.3452 Fax: 602.534.0795 [email protected] Certificates/Certifications: OSHA Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) Arizona Grade 1 Wastewater Collection Operator Certification Arizona Grade 1 Water Distribution Systems Operator Certification Arizona Grade 1 Water Treatment Operator Certification Arizona Grade 1 Wastewater Treatment Operator Certification Union Apprenticeship Core competencies: Basic math Basic chemistry

ARKANSAS CAMDEN Organization: City of Camden P.O. Box 278 Camden, AR 71711

Graduation information: 12 students will graduate in June 2010 12 students will graduate in November 2010 Prior graduates are currently seeking employment Contact(s): Kathy Lee Donna Rainey Phone: 870.836.6436 Phone: 866.303.7655 Fax: 870.836.3369 [email protected] [email protected] Rosie Kelley Phone: 866.303.7655 [email protected]

Certificates/Certifications: Introduction to Brownfields Overview of Environmental Regulations / Statutes OSHA 30-Hour General Industry CPR / First Aid Confined Space Entry HAZWOPER 40-hour Environmental Spill Response and Site Remediation Asbestos Supervisor Proper Disposal of Remediation Waste Backflow Prevention Assembly Tester Certification Groundwater Remediation Basic Human Resource –Resume Building





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–Interviewing Skills –Workforce Diversity –Stress Management –Sexual Harassment Core competencies: Communication skills

CALIFORNIA LONG BEACH Organization: City of Long Beach Pacific Gateway Workforce Investment Board 1900 Atlantic Ave. Long Beach, CA 90806 Graduation information: 25 students will graduate in March 2010 25 students will graduate in July 2010 25 students will graduate in December 2010 Contact(s): Cecile Harris Walters Phone: 562.570.4788 Fax: 562.570.8173 [email protected] Certificates/Certifications: Life Skills First Aid / CPR OSHA 30 HAZWOPER 40 Confined Space Asbestos Abatement Lead Abatement Mold and Moisture Control Core competencies: Communication skills Conflict resolution / anger management Problem solving Teamwork Critical thinking Time management Financial literacy Recognize and the treatment of life-threatening emergencies, rescue / moving victims Occupational general safety and health provisions Competent person Fall protection Electrical, cranes, derricks, hoists, elevators and conveyors, scaffolding, stairways, and ladders Fire protection and prevention


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Respiratory / personal protective equipment Confined space entry procedures Walking and working surfaces Machine guarding Hazard communication Hazard material handling Hazard recognition and prevention Engineering controls Decontamination procedures Emergency response plan Medical surveillance requirements Spill containment Health effects and medical surveillance Building surveys Contract specifications Environmental sampling methods Safe work practices Abatement methods and procedures Cleanup, disposal, and clearance methods Federal, state, and local regulations Mold sampling, inspections, and remediation Physical fitness and nutrition LOS ANGELES Organization: Los Angeles Conservation Corps 1020 S. Fickett Street Los Angeles, CA 90023 Graduation information: 25 students will graduate in April 2010 25 students will graduate in September 2010 25 students will graduate in November 2010 15 students will graduate in March 2011 25 students will graduate in July 2011 25 students will graduate in November 2011 Contact(s): Denise Haynes Phone: 323.526.1460, x108 Fax: 323.526.1453 [email protected] Certificates/Certifications: Hazardous Waste Worker Course Weatherization Training Course OSHA Confined Space Lead Related Construction Worker Refinery Safety Overview (RSO card) Environmental Technology Course First Aid / CPR Course Forklift Training Course


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CA OSHA Safety Standards Energy Audit Efficiency Training Basic Solar Training Asbestos Abatement Worker Core competencies: Respiratory protection Environmental technician Remediation technologies Mentoring / career guidance Site assessment Life skills / financial literacy Environmental sampling OAKLAND Organization: Cypress Mandela Training Center, Inc. 2229 Poplar Street Oakland, CA 94607 Graduation information: 20 students will graduate in May 2010 20 students will graduate in October 2010 Contact(s): Donna Miller Eric Shanks Phone: 510.208.7356 Phone: 510.208.7356 [email protected] RICHMOND Organization: City of Richmond Richmond Build 330 25th Street Richmond, CA 94804 Graduation information: 20 students will graduate in January 2010 20 students will graduate in April 2010 20 students will graduate in July 2010 20 students will graduate in October 2010 (HAZWOPER, Lead, & Asbestos certifications; basic carpentry / construction skills) Contact(s): Nick Alexander Phone: 510.307.8009 Fax: 510.307.8061 [email protected] Certificates/Certifications: HAZWOPER (approved by OSHA) Asbestos Worker (meets TSCA Title II and EPA approved AHERA course) Lead Worker (approved by California Department of Public Health) EPA Lead Renovator (meets 40 CFR Part 745.225) Pre-Apprenticeship Construction Skills (approved by Carpenters’ Union)



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Solar Technology and Installation Skills (issued by city, recognized throughout San Francisco Bay area) Energy Efficiency Skills (issued by nonprofit partner, recognized throughout San Francisco Bay area) BAT Card (local oil refinery safety course) Core competencies: Graduates are tested to be drug-free

CONNECTICUT BRIDGEPORT Organization: City of Bridgeport Greater Bridgeport Community Enterprises, Inc. 1070 Park Avenue Bridgeport, CT 06604 Graduation information: 15-20 students will graduate in February 2010 15-20 students will graduate in April 2010 15-20 students will graduate in June 2010 15-20 students will graduate in September 2010 15-20 students will graduate in November 2010 Contact(s): Dan Butler Adrienne Farrar Houel Phone: 203.814.5395 Phone: 203.339.6313 [email protected] Fax: 203.209.6915 [email protected]

FLORIDA JACKSONVILLE Organization: Florida State College at Jacksonville Urban Resource Center, Room 107F 601 West State Street Jacksonville, FL 32202 Graduation information: 23 students will graduate in February 2010 24 students will graduate in May 2010 24 students will graduate in August 2010 24 students will graduate in November 2010 Contact(s): Pamela Scherer Stacey McCann Phone: 904.633.5933 Phone: 904.633.5976 Fax: 904.632.5053 Fax: 904.632.5053 [email protected] [email protected] Brownfields Info Line: 904.633.5935





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Certificates/Certifications: 40-Hour OSHA 1910.120 Hazardous Waste Operator and Emergency Responder EPA 40-hour Hazardous Waste and Incident Response Operator OSHA 30-Hour Certified Construction Outreach Course American Red Cross First Air, CPR, and AED Asbestos Abatement Awareness Lead Abatement Awareness Confined Space Entry Environmental Sampling and Analysis FEMA Incident Command System (IS-00100.A) Core competencies: Green and traditional remediation methods and techniques Deconstruction / debris removal Introduction to environmental technology Environmental science and math MIAMI Organization: City of Miami 444 SW 2nd Avenue, 3rd Floor Miami, FL 33130 Graduation information: 14 students will graduate in May 2010 14 students will graduate in August 2010 14 students will graduate in December 2010 Contact(s): Glendon Hall Harry James Phone: 305.416.1453 Phone: 305.416.1468 Fax: 305.416.2156 Fax: 305.416.2156 [email protected] [email protected] Certificates/Certifications: Certificates from professional associations or authorized instructors – 4 Core competencies: Site health and safety trained via OSHA, CPR/First Aid Emergency response and handling of hazardous materials trained via HAZWOPER The business aspects of Brownfields (real estate, legal, responsible parties, insurance, redevelopment, process of cleanup, environmental justice) via Brownfields 101 Procedures of Phase I site investigations and the Phase II sampling (process, site conditions, recognizing concerns, equipment used, documentation, serving client needs, analyzing data, subject to court subpoena) via course in Phase I and II Sampling Procedures Sampling soil specifics, sampling groundwater specifics (toxins typically tested according to items cited in Phase I, gathering soil and groundwater for lab delivery, submitting to lab, use of data to determine cleanup method, knowledge of remediation technologies specific to soil and groundwater) via course in Soil and Groundwater Analysis Asbestos assessment and removal via training course for Asbestos Worker



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Drafting site graphs, drawings, plotting sampling points, scaling via Auto Cad/GIS Basic operations of heavy equipment operation Workforce preparation and life skills training

ILLINOIS CHICAGO Organization: Office of Applied Innovations (OAI), Inc. 180 North Wabash, 4th Floor Chicago, IL 60601 Graduation information: 30 students will graduate in March 2010 30 students will graduate in June 2010 Contact(s): Amanda Allen Mollie Dowling Phone: 312.528.3500 or 312.528.3512 Phone: 312.528.3500 or 312.528.3555 Fax: 312.528.3501 Fax: 312.528.3501 [email protected] [email protected] Certificates/Certifications: Greencorps Chicago program OSHA Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) OSHA Site Safety OSHA Confined Space Lockout / Tagout Asbestos Awareness Mold Awareness Lead Renovator Initial Forklift Operator Weatherization Worker First Aid / CPR NSC Defensive Driving NSC Flagger Southland, Southern Cook County program OSHA Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) OSHA 10-Hour Site Safety OSHA Confined Space Lockout / Tagout Asbestos Awareness Mold Awareness Lead Renovator Initial First Aid / CPR Weatherization Worker Core competencies: Greencorps Chicago program Respiratory protection Remediation technologies Site safety



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Weatherization Computer demanufacturing and recycling Household hazardous waste disposal Horticulture / landscaping Tree care Carpentry skills Environmental literacy Southland, Southern Cook County program Respiratory protection Remediation technologies Site safety Weatherization Horticulture / landscaping Construction skills Environmental literacy

LOUISIANA SHREVEPORT Organization: Southern University at Shreveport Brownfields Job Training Program 610 Texas Street Shreveport, LA 71101 Graduation information: 12 students will graduate in March 2010 12 students will graduate in May 2010 (seeking employment 4/19/10) Prior graduates currently seeking employment Contact(s): Yolanda Gilyard Phone: 318.670.6673 Fax: 318.670.6697 [email protected]

MARYLAND BALTIMORE Organization: Civic Works, Inc. 2701 St. Lo Drive Baltimore, MD 21213 Graduation information: 20 students will graduate in May 2010 20 students will graduate in June 2010 Contact(s): Ron Harvey Monyette Wallace Phone: 410.669.5782 Phone: 410.366.8533 [email protected] Fax: 410.366.1831 [email protected]




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Certificates/Certifications: 40-Hour Hazardous Waste Site Worker (HAZWOPER) 40-Hour EPA AHERA Supervisor 16-Hour MD Lead Abatement Worker 16-Hour Confined Space Operations 10-Hour OSHA Construction Safety Orientation 8-Hour Basic First Aid and Adult CPR 24-Hour MD Lead Inspector 8-Hour EPA Renovation Worker Core competencies: Environmental Site Assessment & Sampling (24 hours) –Understanding phase I and II reports –Reading topographical maps and site drawings –Creating a sampling plan –Data sheets –Using sampling equipment Ecology (4 hours) –Ecosystems –Understanding air, soil, and water Chesapeake Bay (4 hours) –State of the Bay –Wetlands Brownfields and Community Redevelopment (4 hours) –Local, state, and federal Brownfields programs –Environmental justice Personal and Professional Development and Employability Skills (32 hours) –Self empowerment –Effective communication –Resume writing and applications –Interview techniques –Employment retention –Career mentors –Team building

MASSACHUSETTES BOSTON Organization: JFY NetWorks, Inc. 125 Tremont Street Boston, MA 02108 Graduation information: 15 students will graduate in January 2010 15 students will graduate in May 2010 Contact(s): Larry Elgart Phone: 617.338.0815, ext. 243 Fax: 617.338.0242 [email protected]


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Certificates/Certifications: 40-Hour OSHA Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) 14-Hour Confined Space Entry 10-Hour OSHA Construction Safety 32-Hour Asbestos Worker 8-Hour Asbestos Supervisor 8-Hour Mold Abatement 8-Hour All Hazards CPR, First Aid, and AED Core competencies: Environmental sampling techniques Green remediation technologies Basic chemistry Environmental science Lab procedures Professional development NEW BEDFORD Organization: New Directions Southcoast, Inc. 1213 Purchase Street, 2nd Floor New Bedford, MA 02740 Graduation information: 12 students graduated in December 2009 and are currently seeking employment A class of students will graduate in summer 2010 Contact(s): Mike Travers Patricia Steiblin Phone: 508.979.1616, ext. 142 Phone: 508.979.1616, ext. 130 Fax: 508.979.1656 Fax: 508.979.1656 [email protected] [email protected]

MICHIGAN DETROIT Organization: Detroiters Working for Environmental Justice 4750 Woodward Detroit, MI 48237 Graduation information: To be announced Contact(s): Domiana Carter Phone: 313.833.3935 [email protected] Certificates/Certifications: OSHA Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) OSHA Site Safety OSHA Confined Space




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Michigan Lead Worker License Michigan Asbestos Worker License Weatherization Construction Deconstruction BPI or Green Advantage Computer Aided Design (CAD) Core competencies: Environmental sampling Respiratory protection Remediation technologies Site assessment Green landscaping First Aid and CPR Mold awareness

MISSOURI KANSAS CITY Organization: Office of Applied Innovations (OAI), Inc. c/o Era Environmental and Safety, Inc. 1212 W. Ruby Street Independence, MO 64052 OAI Headquarters: 180 North Wabash, 4th Floor Chicago, IL 60601 Graduation information: 25 students will graduate in March 2010 (Remediation program) 25 students will graduate in August 2010 (Energy Conservation program) Contact(s): Paulette Detillier Warren Adams-Leavitt Phone: 816.833.8555 Phone: 816.833.8555 Fax: 816.833.8558 Cell: 816.225.4573 Fax: 816.833.8558 [email protected] Certificates/Certifications: 40-Hour Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) 10-Hour OSHA Construction Safety 40-Hour Asbestos Supervisor 40-Hour Lead Supervisor 8-Hour Fist Aid / CPR 8-Hour Blueprint Reading 16-Hour Mold Remediation Core competencies: 80 hours of hands-on experience Asbestos worker Lead worker


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Respiratory protection Historical restoration Demolition Environmental justice Employer and workplace expectations ST. LOUIS

Organization: St. Louis Community College, Missouri Career Center 26 North Oaks Plaza St. Louis, MO 63121 Graduation information: 9 students will graduate in February 2010 11 students will graduate in March 2010 10 students will graduate in May 2010 10 students will graduate in July 2010 Contact(s): Tim Boul Phone: 314.679.3341 [email protected]

NEVADA NYE COUNTY Organization: Nye County Business & Home Services 111 South Frontage Road #7 Pahrump, NV 89048 Graduation information: 20 students will graduate in April 2010 20 students will graduate in August 2010 20 students will graduate in December 2010 Prior graduates are currently seeking employment. Contact(s): Karen DiMassa 1231 E. Basin Avenue, Suite 7 Pahrump, NV 89060 Phone: 775.537.2400 Fax: 775.537.2446 [email protected] Certificates/Certifications: Asbestos Contractor Supervisor Training (EPA certification) Lead Worker Remediation / Renovation Training Bloodborne Pathogens / TB Awareness Mold Remediation Training OSHA 30-Hour Supervisor Training for the Construction Industry OSHA 10-Hour Worker Training 40-Hour HAZWOPER / Hazardous Communication Awareness Training



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Fundamentals of Accident Investigation Environmental Technician Training Confined Space Awareness Training Environmental Recycling and Waste Consolidation Ergonomics and Back Safety Electrical and Arc Flash Fire Safety / Insects and Bites Powered Industrial Truck Awareness Training Hearing Conservation / Control of Hazardous Energy Red Cross Safety Training Core competencies: Respiratory protection Remediation technologies Site assessment

NEW JERSEY TRENTON Organization: New Jersey Youth Corps 1 John Fitch Plaza PO Box 055 Trenton, NJ 08625 Graduation information: 30 students will graduate in May 2010 Contact(s): Lynn Logo-Keepers George Paffendorf Phone: 609.292.2060 Phone: 609.777.2975 Fax: 609.633.6825 Fax: 609.633.6825 [email protected] [email protected]

NEW YORK BUFFALO Organization: State University of New York University of Buffalo Center for Integrated Waste Management 207 Jarvis Hall Buffalo, NY 14260-4400 Graduation information: 20 students will graduate in June 2010 Contact(s): Lou Zicari Phone: 716.645.3446, ext. 2340 Cell: 716.574.6445 Fax: 716.645.3667 [email protected]




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BROOKLYN Organization: St. Nick’s Alliance Workforce Development 790 Broadway, 2nd Floor Brooklyn, NY 11206 Graduation information: 25 students will graduate in January 2010 25 students will graduate in April 2010 25 students will graduate in June 2010 25 students will graduate in July 2010 25 students will graduate in September 2010 Prior graduates are currently seeking employment. Contact(s): Ty Burch Phone: 718.302.2057, ext. 207 [email protected]

NORTH CAROLINA DURHAM Organization: City of Durham, Office of Economic & Workforce Development 302 E. Pettigrew Street, Suite 190 Durham, NC 27701 Graduation information: Prior graduates are currently seeking employment. Contact(s): Katharine Neuman Phone: 919.560.4965 Fax: 919.560.4986 [email protected] Certificates/Certifications: Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER, 40 hours) Occupational Safety and Health (OSHA) Lead Worker Initial Asbestos (32-Hour certificate) First Aid and CPR Core competencies: Site characterization and control Toxicology Hazardous and chemical awareness Personal protective equipment and safe work practices Soil classification and testing Decontamination Medical surveillance Air monitoring Field assessment and measurement Use of global positioning system



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Sampling, recording, and basic flow mapping / calculations Confined space entry and excavations Emergency procedures Asbestos abatement Lead abatement Clean Air Act and lead, asbestos, and mold awareness Ecology, contaminants, and groundwater regulatory programs CPR and life saving techniques Remedial math, problem solving, and statistics Job readiness (including resumes, interviewing, workplace conduct, fundamentals of job searching)

OHIO CANTON Organization: City of Canton Brownfields Job Training Program 408 9th Street SW Canton, OH 44707 Graduation information: 30 students will graduate in October 2010 Contact(s): Michael Pressley Phone: 330.445.1091 [email protected] Certificates/Certifications: OSHA 10-Hour Safety Orientation (Construction) DOT HM-126F Training OSHA 40-Hour HAZWOPER Asbestos Worker 32-Hour Training Lead Abatement Worker 16-Hour Training Certificate of Completion for Environmental Remediation and Abatement Worker Core competencies: Sustainable green building technologies

OKLAHOMA SHAWNEE Organization: Absentee Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma Office of Environmental Protection (AST Brownfields Job Training Program 2025 South Gordon Cooper Drive Shawnee, OK 74801


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Graduation information: 12-14 students will graduate in April 2010 12-14 students will graduate in May 2010 12-14 students will graduate in June 2010 12-14 students will graduate in August 2010 Prior graduates are currently seeking employment. Contact(s): Roddy Camp Renee Hood Phone: 405.273.9966 Phone: 405.273.9966 Fax: 405.273.9865 Fax: 405.273.9865 Cell: 405.694.1967 [email protected] [email protected] Certificates/Certifications: 40-Hour HAZWOPER Technician Certificate 40-Hour 5-Day AHERA Asbestos Contractor / Supervisor Certificate or 32-Hour 4-Day AHERA Asbestos Worker Certificate (licensable through the Oklahoma Department of Labor) 24-Hour OSHA Confined Space Rescue Certificate 8-Hour Forklift Safety Certification 8-Hour American Red Cross CPR Certification Core competencies: Respiratory protection Remediation technologies Asbestos air monitoring techniques

OREGON PORTLAND Organization: Oregon Tradeswomen, Inc. 1714 NE Alberta Street Portland, OR 97211 Graduation information: 30 students will graduate in February 2010 30 students will graduate in April 2010 30 students will graduate in July 2010 30 students will graduate in September 2010 20 students will graduate in November 2010 Contact(s): Anya Valsamakis Vivian Scott Phone: 503.335.8200, ext. 23 Phone: 503.335.8200, ext. 33 Fax: 503.249.0445 Fax: 503.249.0445 [email protected] [email protected] Certificates/Certifications: 40-Hour Hazardous Wastesite Worker (HAZWOPER) 10-Hour OSHA Construction Safety Orientation Core competencies: Carpentry skills (30 hours hands-on training) Introduction to power tools Construction math





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Orientation to green building Industry field trips (30 hours) Brownfields and community redevelopment Environmental justice Personal and professional development and employability skills Self-empowerment Effective communication Resume writing and applications Interview techniques Employment retention Career mentors Informational interviews Respiratory protection Safety training Team building Able to pass a drug test Fitness training (10 hours) and development of a fitness plan

TENNESSEE CHATTANOOGA Organization: City of Chattanooga Regional Planning Agency 1250 Market Street Chattanooga, TN 37402 Graduation information: 11 students will graduate in February 2010 17 students will graduate in December 2010 Contact(s): Susan Knapp Yuen Lee Phone: 423.757.0551 Phone: 423.757.0555 [email protected] [email protected] Certificates/Certifications: OSHA Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) OSHA 10-Hour General Industry Standard Outreach Confined Space Entry Industrial Services Safety Hazardous Materials Technician (HAZMAT) Aerial Lift and Forklift Operation First Aid, CPR, AED, and blood pathogens Core competencies: Environmental sampling Asbestos operations and management Lead awareness Mold awareness Fire watch Railroad safety



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WASHINGTON

SEATTLE Organization: King County Jobs 501 5th Avenue Seattle, WA 98104 Graduation information: 12 students will graduate in February 2010 Prior graduates are currently seeking employment Contact(s): Carolyn Bledsoe Phone: 206.263.9022 [email protected] Certificates/Certifications: 40-Hour Hazardous Waste Operations Lockout / Tagout in Compliance Emergency Response Training Confined Space Entry Industrial Hygiene First Aid and CPR Fall Protection CTED / EPA Certified Lead Worker Washington State Certified Asbestos Worker OSHA Construction Readiness Innovative Technologies Systems Respirator Training Lead Renovator Training Core competencies: Hazardous communication Environmental sampling Respiratory protection Remediation technologies Site assessment Basic science Weatherization


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TACOMA Organization: City of Tacoma 747 Market Street, Room 132 Tacoma, WA 98402-3773 Graduation information: 18 students will graduate in April 2010 25 student will graduate in fall 2010 12 prior graduates are currently seeking employment Contact(s): Cynthia Neubauer-Lee Christine Campbell Metropolitan Development Council Clover Park Technical College 2338 Tacoma Avenue South Building 19, Room 102H Tacoma, WA 98402 4500 Steilacoom Blvd. SW Phone: 253.284.9017 Lakewood, WA 98499-4098 Fax: 253.772.5324 Phone: 253.589.5959 [email protected] Cell: 253.670.3401 Fax: 253.589.5803 Peter Guzman [email protected] City of Tacoma 747 Market Street, #132 Tacoma, WA 98402-3773 Phone: 253.594.7933 Fax: 253.591.5757 [email protected] Certificates/Certifications: Track 1 – Traditional Training Math refresher Introduction to environmental chemistry Soils Hydrology Sampling Underground storage tanks OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety Certification HAZWOPER 40-Hour Certification Adult First Aid / CPR Certification Asbestos Abatement Worker – 32 Hours (Elective) Track 2 – Brownfields Fast Track Certification Training OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety Certification Forklift Operator Certification (construction and warehouse forklift models) HAZWOPER 40-Hour Certification Adult First Aid / CPR Certification Asbestos Abatement Worker – 32 Hours (Elective)




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Track 3 – Weatherization Technician Training OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety / Tool Identification, Use, and Maintenance Basic Carpentry Skills / Construction Math Weatherization Tactics Weatherization Diagnostics Introduction to Residential Heating Systems Combustion Analysis and Retrofit Home Energy Auditing and Building Analyst Heat Loss Prevention Interior / Exterior Insulation Exposure to Mold, Lead, Asbestos, Animal Waste / Abatement Methodology Track 4 – TBA Green Jobs, Pathways to Environmental Careers The city of Tacoma is building a green jobs panel comprised of local industry representatives, tribal entities, and state and local governmental entities. Once they have identified the green jobs pathways most in demand in this area, Clover Park Technical College will add another track to the Brownfields course of training in a job pathway relating to environmental concerns. The focus is yet to be determined pending the panel findings. Core competencies: See above

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