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Safety Suppliers and Training in Minnesota
22 safety equipment, fire protection, training and occupational health providers in 20 cities and towns, from OpenStreetMap (refreshed November 6, 2026).
Where Can You Find Safety Equipment and Training in Minnesota?
We list 22 providers in Minnesota: 19 gear and supply locations, 1 fire extinguisher and protection companies, 1 training locations and 1 occupational health clinics, across 20 cities and towns. The most are in Mankato (2), Saint Paul (2), Bemidji (1). Every listing is free; nobody pays to rank higher.
Who Covers Workplaces in Minnesota
Minnesota runs its own OSHA-approved State Plan, which covers most private employers and state and local government workers. State rules must be at least as effective as federal OSHA and can be stricter, so check the state agency’s version of a rule as well as the federal one.
Source: osha.gov/stateplans, checked November 6, 2026. Read how State Plans work.
By Provider Type in Minnesota
Cities and Towns
All Minnesota Providers
107 6th Street Northeast, Buffalo
Cambridge
Crystal
Detroit Lakes
833 North Tower Road, Fergus Falls
8600 Excelsior Boulevard, Hopkins
Lauderdale
100 Pauley Way, Mankato
1310 Madison Avenue, Mankato
2896 US 59, Marshall
1400 Corporate Center Drive, Mendota
1201 West River Parkway, Minneapolis
Monticello
New Ulm
Plymouth
Preston
201 East 78th Street, Richfield
3407 22nd Avenue Northwest, Rochester
345 Plato Boulevard East, Saint Paul
1902 University Avenue, Saint Paul
Thief River Falls
Safety in Minnesota: Questions
How many safety providers are listed in Minnesota?
We list 22 in Minnesota across 20 cities and towns: safety equipment suppliers (1), industrial supply branches (14), work boots & workwear (4), fire extinguisher & protection (1), cpr & first aid training (1), occupational health clinics (1). The most are in Mankato (2), Saint Paul (2), Bemidji (1).
Who enforces workplace safety in Minnesota?
Minnesota runs its own OSHA-approved State Plan, which covers most private employers and state and local government workers. State rules must be at least as effective as federal OSHA and can be stricter, so check the state agency’s version of a rule as well as the federal one.
Is there free safety help for small businesses in Minnesota?
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 Minnesota office at osha.gov/consultation.
Plan ahead with the incident rate calculator, the OSHA training finder and the PPE checklist.