The Sustainable Workplace Alliance, Inc.

The Sustainable Workplace Alliance, Inc. is a tax-exempt non-profit organization based in Eagle Lake, Florida, that has been registered to receive federal awards since June 2010. The organization specializes in providing comprehensive occupational safety and health training, emergency preparedness services, and hazardous materials education to workers, first responders, and enforcement personnel across multiple industries and communities. Through its federal grant portfolio, the organization has established itself as a key provider of safety training and workforce development services that enhance community resilience and worker protection.

The Sustainable Workplace Alliance has delivered a diverse range of services through federal grant awards administered primarily by the Department of Transportation's Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA), the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Under the Interagency Hazardous Materials Public Sector Training and Planning Grants program (CFDA 20.703), the organization has received multiple project grants from PHMSA totaling approximately $3.3 million to conduct train-the-trainer programs in hazardous materials regulations, develop emergency response plans, perform commodity flow studies, and deliver instructor training to HAZMAT employees and state and local enforcement personnel. Through OSHA's Susan Harwood Training Grants program (CFDA 17.502), the organization has received approximately $236,565 in funding to develop occupational safety and health training curricula and deliver free safety training to disadvantaged, underserved, and at-risk workers in high-hazard industries, including training on hazard recognition, avoidance, and control. Additionally, the organization received a $500,000 Cooperative Agreement from EPA Region 4 under the Brownfields Job Training Program (CFDA 66.815) to provide HAZWOPER certification and environmental career placement services to unemployed and underemployed residents of Kissimmee, Florida, with the goal of placing trained individuals in environmental remediation careers. Across all awards reviewed, the organization has not utilized subrecipients, maintaining direct responsibility for grant deliverables and training program execution at its Florida-based facilities.