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Federal OSHA State · Alabama
Safety Suppliers and Training in Alabama
11 safety equipment, fire protection, training and occupational health providers in 8 cities and towns, from OpenStreetMap (refreshed November 6, 2026).
Where Can You Find Safety Equipment and Training in Alabama?
We list 11 providers in Alabama: 5 gear and supply locations, 2 fire extinguisher and protection companies, 3 training locations and 1 occupational health clinics, across 8 cities and towns. The most are in Birmingham (3), Tuscaloosa (2), Alabaster (1). Every listing is free; nobody pays to rank higher.
Who Covers Workplaces in Alabama
Alabama has no OSHA-approved State Plan of its own, so federal OSHA covers most private employers. Federal OSHA generally does not cover state and local government workers in states without a plan. Check the area OSHA office for local questions.
Source: osha.gov/stateplans, checked November 6, 2026. Read how State Plans work.
5gear & supply
3training
1clinics
8cities & towns
Cities and Towns
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Birmingham
CPR & First Aid TrainingWebsite
Pelham Parkway, Birmingham
Industrial Supply BranchesWebsiteHours
Birmingham
Safety Equipment SuppliersWebsite
Cottondale
Fire Extinguisher & Protection
Gordo
Fire Extinguisher & Protection
6125 University Drive Northwest, Huntsville
Work Boots & WorkwearPhoneWebsiteHours
63 North Mount Pleasant Avenue, Monroeville
CPR & First Aid TrainingPhone
Montgomery
CPR & First Aid Training
Tuscaloosa
Work Boots & Workwear
Tuscaloosa
Occupational Health Clinics
Safety in Alabama: Questions
How many safety providers are listed in Alabama?
We list 11 in Alabama across 8 cities and towns: safety equipment suppliers (1), industrial supply branches (1), work boots & workwear (3), fire extinguisher & protection (2), cpr & first aid training (3), occupational health clinics (1). The most are in Birmingham (3), Tuscaloosa (2), Alabaster (1).
Who enforces workplace safety in Alabama?
Alabama has no OSHA-approved State Plan of its own, so federal OSHA covers most private employers. Federal OSHA generally does not cover state and local government workers in states without a plan. Check the area OSHA office for local questions.
Is there free safety help for small businesses in Alabama?
Yes. OSHA’s On-Site Consultation Program offers free, confidential advice to small and medium-sized businesses in every state, separate from enforcement. Find the Alabama office at osha.gov/consultation.
Plan ahead with the incident rate calculator, the OSHA training finder and the PPE checklist.