As members of the Army’s Career Program 12, industrial hygienists (IHs) and technicians (GS-9 and above) can apply for funding for various training.
Careerists are required to submit an Individual Development Plan (IDP) via the 
CP-12 Website 
.
The IDP is a personal action plan, jointly agreed to by the individual and their supervisor that identifies short- and long-term career goals.
For suggestions, the IH should consult the Army Civilian Training, Education and Development System (ACTEDS).
ACTEDS is a Department of the Army (DA) program.
Its main purpose is to provide DA civilian personnel with a roadmap for career development throughout their total career.
ACTEDS is a systematic, competency-based approach to identify the right kind of training at the right point in Army civilian careers.
The ACTEDS Plan identifies a logical, visible framework for developing competencies required of personnel in the Safety and Occupational Health (SOH) Career Program (CP-12).
It blends formal training, on-the-job training, developmental assignments, and self-development activities.
Requirements are tailored to personnel in the SOH (CP-12) and also include prescribed civilian leader development.
Select courses are centrally funded by CP-12 annually.
Although every effort is made to accommodate the careerists’ professional goals, applying for training does not guarantee funding.
Careerists can request funding for training through their local organization.
Training Sources
USAPHC (Prov) offers training courses such as:
Blueprint Reading and Design Review
Defense Occupational and Environmental Health Readiness System – Industrial Hygiene (DOEHRS-IH)
Environment of Care: Compliance with the Joint Commission
Ergonomics (Fundamentals and Advanced)
Intermediate Industrial Hygiene Topics
Laser and Radiofrequency Radiation Hazards
Tri-Service Vision Conservation and Readiness
Basic Industrial Hygiene Techniques course (2 weeks)
AMEDD Center & School, San Antonio, TX (AKO, password protected)
U.S. Army Combat Readiness/Safety Center, Ft. Rucker, AL, offers resident, nonresident, distance learning, and refresher training courses in the area of occupational health and safety. Course information
American Industrial Hygiene Association provides the industrial hygiene professional with quality, world-class conferences, expositions, and training courses—both resident and distance learning. Course information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration Training Institute (OTI) Education Centers support OSHA's training and education mission through a variety of safety and health programs including community outreach efforts, Spanish-language courses, and youth initiatives.
The training provided by the OTI Education Centers serves the public in the recognition, avoidance, and prevention of unsafe and unhealthful working.
The OTI Education Centers offer local training specialization in subject matter expertise based upon regional industry needs. Training information