SHIP Grants Awarded
 

Below is a brief description of SHIP grants awarded to date. For more information on how to apply for a SHIP grant go to http://www.lni.wa.gov/Safety/Topics/AtoZ/Grants/default.asp or e-mail us at SafetyGrants.lni.wa.gov.

City of Raymond

“Ergonomically Safe Workstations”
Amount funded: $ 11,946.00

Columbia Basin Health Association

“Pesticide Safety Education Program for seasonal agricultural field workers”
Amount funded: $319,573

Evergreen Safety Council (ESC) in collaboration with Northwest Laborers-Employers Training Trust (NWLETT)

“Work Zone Flagger Safety Video”
Amount funded: $120,657

Humanix Corporation and Associated Industries

“Educating Manufacturing Companies on Safety Training Material and Communication Tools for their Temporary Employees.”
Amount Funded: $40,544)

Inland Northwest Health Services

“Participatory Ergonomics to Prevent Musculoskeletal Disorders in the Grocery Industry”
Amount funded: $87,958

Integrity Safety Services

“Stretch & Flex: A Multimedia Intervention to Reduce Work-Related Musculoskeletal Injuries in the Construction Industry.”
Amount Funded: $80,371

Labor Neighbor Radio (LNR)

“Conduct year-long series of workplace safety and health messages to radio audiences across WA.”
Amount Funded: $359,172

Northwest Independent Contractors Association

“Small Business Residential Construction Safety Seminars”
Amount Funded: $229,982

The Painting and Decorating Contractors of America

“Painters Safety Fair”
Amount funded: $3,291

Pregis Corporation

“Panel production line, ergonomics improvement.”
Amount Funded: $7,986

Roofing Contractors Association of Washington

“RCAW Roofing Safety Training and Technology Expo.”
Amount Funded: $70,500

Roy Williams dba InstructoVision with the Governor’s Industrial Safety & Health Advisory Board (GISHAB)

“Reduce the dangers by educating the Agriculture Community on the Safe Operating Procedures of Farm Tractors and PTO’s – workers native language using video/DVD”
Amount funded: $54,164

Sakuma Brothers Farms Inc

“Dealing with sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) in the Rural Workplace”
Amount funded: $8,400

Service Employees International Union 1199 NW

“Safe Patient Handling Best Practices Guidelines: Development and Dissemination.”
Amount funded: $72,876

Smart Association

“Personal Protective Equipment, It’s Personal! Equipo de Proteccion Personal, Es Personal!”
Amount funded: $143,641

South Seattle Community College, in partnership with Washington Safety & Health Training Institute (WASHTI)

“WASHTI – Improving Outreach and Safety & Health Training to Reduce Injuries and Fatalities and Lower costs by Providing Data-Driven Training.”
Amount Funded: $140,658

Spokane Public Schools – Career and Technical Education and Safety, Transportation and Security Departments

“LeaderSHIP in Safety”
Amount funded: $349,960

Tacoma-Pierce County Employment and Training Consortium

“Youth Construction Incident Prevention”
Amount funded: $74,933

TOC Management Services

“Creating an Active Safety Leadership Environment (CASLE)”
Amount Funded: $93,336

University of WA and Governor’s Industrial Safety and Health Advisory Board

“Young worker safety health curriculum development and dissemination”
Amount Funded: $164,451

University of Washington Department of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences

“Designing the Age Friendly Workplace: A Train-the-Trainer Project”
Amount Funded: $226,080

University of Washington Department of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences, in collaboration with Snohomish County Fire District 1 Medic Unit

“MRSA and Fire Station Personnel”
Amount funded: $256,491

University of Washington, in collaboration with Camano Island Fire & Rescue, Snohomish Co Fire Districts 1 & 7, City of Yakima Fire Dept, Global Diving & Salvage

“Best Practices in Production, Sampling, and Testing of Breathing Air”
Amount funded: $118,482.00

University of Washington, in collaboration with Sheet Metal Associated Contractors of North America (W Washington), Puget sound Shipbuilders Association, Local 66 of the Sheet Metal Workers International Association JATC, Local 104 of the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Workers Local 86

“Hexavalent Chromium Exposure controls: Best Practices for Welders video Training Package Development and Dissemination.”
Amount funded: $158,203

Washington Food Industry

“Grocery Industry Workplace Safety Webinar Series and Downloadable Web Library”
Amount funded: $10,225

Washington Restaurant Association Education Foundation

“ ProStart’s ProSafety: A curriculum for improving the safety of today’s and tomorrow’s restaurant professionals”
Amount funded: $141,947

Washington State Potato Commission

“Washington Potato Industry Worker Health & Safety Training”
Amount funded: $55,338

 


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