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Worker Justice Center - SH-22296-11

Agricultural Operations

Grantee Name: Worker Justice Center	Grant Number: SH-22296-11	Grant Year: 2011
The grantee provided safety and health hazard awareness training to limited-English, low-literacy, and hard-to-reach farmworkers in 7 counties in west central New York. Training topics included heat stress prevention and hazard communication. The training materials are available in English and some in Spanish.

Grantee Name: Worker Justice Center

Grant Number: SH-22296-11

Grant Year: 2011

The grantee provided safety and health hazard awareness training to limited-English, low-literacy, and hard-to-reach farmworkers in 7 counties in west central New York. Training topics included heat stress prevention and hazard communication. The training materials are available in English and some in Spanish.

Farmworker Safety and Health

Title	Language	Length	Format	File Size
Farmworker Safety and Health
Hazard Communication Training Curriculum	English	11 pages	PDF	359.53 KB
Hazard Communication Test	English	3 pages	PDF	346.87 KB
Heat Stress Training Curriculum	English	7 pages	PDF	408.29 KB
Heat Stress Test	English	3 pages	PDF	269.14 KB
OSHA Rights Handout	English	2 pages	PDF	411.93 KB
Comunicación del Peligros Examen	Spanish	1 page	PDF	176.77 KB
Prueba Sobre Trabajando en el Calor	Spanish	1 page	PDF	457.68 KB

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