Federal grant · project grant (b)

State of Washington

Wdoe Will Provide Training to Businesses in Multiple States on Safer Chemicals Through an Osha/ecology Collaboration and Support the Use of Chemical Hazard Assessments in Advising Businesses and Promote the Use of Safer Choice Products. Opportunities at Businesses for Pollution Prevention Will Be Identified During 'kata' Lean Training and Its Implementation as Well as During Examination of a Supply Chain. Region 10 Needs Expressed by Those States' Pollution Prevention Coordinators Are Also Planned, Including Annual Roundtables and Spray Efficiency Trainings.

Committed

$395,739

Paid out
$278.0K
70%
Committed, not yet paid
$117.7K
30%

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