Our client
The Alliance Safety Council is a nonprofit organization that provides training resources, identity verification, and background screening to companies in Louisiana and surrounding states. The council’s mission is to build safer workplaces and communities, and their best-in-class training helps make that vision a reality.
Project highlights
Their challenge
To meet the demand for member training, the organization needed a new training center in Gonzales, Louisiana. This new space would increase the company’s capacity to host classes on safety in the workplace, community, and home, but they needed a reliable engineering partner on board before the Gonzales Training Center could become a reality.
Our solution
Salas O’Brien designed the mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems for the council’s 11,150-square-foot training center. Our work seamlessly integrated with the building’s sleek architectural design and accommodated its multipurpose training spaces, computer lab, and classrooms.
The results
The finished space dramatically increased the number of people the council can serve and positioned the organization as a regional training leader. The project also won the AIA Baton Rouge’s Rose Award.
