WOSHTEP Serves
- High hazard workplaces and worker occupations
- Underserved workers (e.g. non-English speaking, low wage, youth)
- Workers in leadership roles (e.g. train others, safety representatives, committee members)
- Labor-management partnerships
- Small businesses
WOSHTEP (Worker Occupational Safety and Health Training and Education Program) is a statewide effort aimed at reducing job-related injuries and illnesses among California workers. WOSHTEP offers a 24-hour basic health and safety training course and shorter awareness sessions for frontline workers in high hazard industries or occupations; small business resources; young worker health and safety leadership programs; and resource centers. All training is offered in Spanish and English.Click here for Program brochure: 
English 
Spanish
LOSH is a subunit of UCLA's Institute for Research on Labor and Employment (IRLE) and the Center for Occupational and Environmental Health (COEH)
TRAININGS
San Diego City
College Open Enrollment: March 17, 24, 31, 2012: San Diego,
CA
L.A. Trade Tech College Open Enrollment: April 21, 22,
28, 2012: Los Angeles, CA
WOSHTEP NEEDS ASSESSMENT REPORT: Opportunities to Integrate Worker Health and Safety Education into Building Trades Apprenticeship Programs, March 2010 (PDF)
Deogracia Cornelio
Associate Director of Education
(310) 794-5965
dcorn@ucla.edu
Fernando Tapia
Bilingual Educator/Coordinator
(310) 794-5971
ftapia@irle.ucla.edu