Washington State Department of Health developed it as a model curriculum for HIV/AIDS education for educators teaching classes for health professions licensure. It presents the specific topics required by law. It is not a self-study manual. Educators should present the material in a traditional classroom style.
Who should take this course:
in industries with a North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code in the following major groups:
- Agriculture and forestry industries.
- Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction.
- Construction industries.
- Manufacturing industries.
- Transportation, pipeline, communications, electric, gas, and sanitary services.
- Automotive repair, services, and garages.
- Miscellaneous repair services.
- Health services.
- Educational services.
This program supports the implementation of the Worker and Community Right to Know Act (app.leg.wa.gov), passed by the Washington State Legislature in 1984. L&I administers this program under the Right to Know Fee Assessment rule, Chapter 296-63, WAC.
