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  • July 28, 2026
July 28, 2026
Quicktakes: Did You Know? English/Español

Did You Know?

Applications for Susan Harwood Training Grants are due this Friday, July 31 by 11:59 pm EDT. The grants — available to non-profit organizations, entities that operate OSHA On-Site Consultation programs, and OSHA Training Institute Education Centers — aim to advance the job quality of the American workforce by providing instructor-led training for workers and employers in small businesses with an emphasis on industries with high injury, illness, and fatality rates.

You have two funding opportunity notices to choose from:

  • SHTG-FY-26-01 so you can provide occupational safety and health training for at risk workers
  • SHTG-FY-26-02 if you want to develop safety and health training materials so others can provide training

As a reminder, for your application to be considered viable, it must be submitted through grants.gov by an eligible organization and validated before the application deadline.

Your application must:

  • Include legible and valid proof of current nonprofit status, as applicable.
  • Be submitted under the correct Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO).
  • Include all completed required forms and documents (Appendix B).
  • Propose training on OSHA-identified topics listed in the relevant NOFO.
  • Meet the application instructions and program requirements as outlined in the NOFO.

¿Sabías?

Las solicitudes para las Subvenciones de Capacitación Susan Harwood deben presentarse a más tardar este viernes, 31 de julio, antes de las 11:59 p.m. (EDT). Estas subvenciones, disponibles para organizaciones sin fines de lucro, entidades que operan programas de Consulta en el Lugar de Trabajo de OSHA y Centros Educativos del Instituto de Capacitación de OSHA tienen como objetivo mejorar la calidad del empleo de la fuerza laboral estadounidense mediante la impartición de capacitación presencial dirigida por instructores para trabajadores y empleadores de pequeñas empresas, con énfasis en industrias con altas tasas de lesiones, enfermedades y muertes relacionadas con el trabajo.

Tiene dos avisos de oportunidad de financiamiento para elegir:

  • SHTG-FY-26-01: para proporcionar capacitación en seguridad y salud ocupacional a trabajadores en situación de riesgo.
  • SHTG-FY-26-02: si desea desarrollar materiales de capacitación sobre seguridad y salud para que otras personas puedan impartir dicha capacitación.

Como recordatorio, para que su solicitud pueda considerarse válida, debe ser presentada por una organización elegible a través de Grants.gov y validada antes de la fecha límite de presentación de solicitudes.

Su solicitud debe:

  • Incluir documentación legible y válida que demuestre el estatus vigente de organización sin fines de lucro, según corresponda.
  • Presentarse bajo el Aviso de Oportunidad de Financiamiento (Notice of Funding Opportunity, NOFO) correspondiente.
  • Incluir todos los formularios y documentos requeridos debidamente completados (Apéndice B).
  • Proponer capacitación sobre los temas identificados por OSHA que se enumeran en el NOFO correspondiente.
  • Cumplir con las instrucciones de la solicitud y los requisitos del programa establecidos en el NOFO.
Deadline for Susan Harwood Training Grant applications is July 31

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