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Sample rows

10 of the 374 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

Texas has the most listings: 41 businesses, 29 of them with an email address. California follows with 34.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 364 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 274 rated businesses is 5.0, and 161 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 262 email addresses, 152 (58%) are role addresses such as info@, 89 (34%) name a person and 21 (8%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this occupational safety and health email list?

Counted on 9 November 2026, the occupational safety and health file holds 374 Google Maps listings in that category. A row is a safety consultancy, a training provider, an industrial hygiene firm, a safety equipment business or an agency office that lists itself under occupational safety and health.

Email addresses read off business sites number 262. The file has 370 phone numbers and 329 websites. Safety consultants rely on their sites to win bids, so site coverage is good, and the website column shows each firm's service list.

The Google category reads Occupational safety and health on every row. Physicians who treat work injuries and general engineering firms sit in other categories.

How can you segment the file?

The CSV opens in any spreadsheet, and four cuts are useful for this trade.

State and city fit regulated industries. Texas has 41 listings, California 34 and New York 19, while Odessa has 7 and Midland 4. Those two West Texas towns are oilfield centers, so a seller of gas detection or well-site training knows where to look.

The business name column separates what a firm offers. Safety consulting, training, industrial hygiene, environmental, fire, ergonomics, compliance and OSHA appear in names. A firm that has only a surname and Associates needs a look at the website.

The email type column separates a consultant from a shared inbox. Here role inboxes are the largest group.

• State and city: oil and gas towns, ports, manufacturing regions.
• Business name keyword: training, hygiene, compliance, consulting, fire.
• Email type: 89 name a person, 152 are role inboxes such as info@, 21 are free-mail.
• Website: 329 rows, where firms list the industries they serve.

Who buys an occupational safety and health email list?

Sellers of tools and services that safety firms use are the buyers. Personal protective equipment distributors pitch hard hats, gloves and respirators to firms that outfit clients. Gas detector and air monitoring instrument makers sell to industrial hygienists. Safety training course platforms and learning management vendors offer white-label courses that consultants resell. Environment, health and safety software firms pitch incident tracking and audit tools. Laboratories that analyze air and dust samples, insurance brokers and fall protection suppliers also write.

A consultant who resells equipment is a better prospect for an instrument maker than an agency office, which is why the name keyword cut matters.

How do you run outreach to safety and health firms?

The 262 safety firm emails include 152 role addresses such as info@ or safety@, 89 named-person addresses and 21 free-mail addresses. A role address at a small consultancy usually reaches the principal anyway, while at a larger firm it reaches an office coordinator. Ask the second group to pass the note on to the person who buys equipment or tools.

Safety professionals work in the field and on client sites, and they read email in batches. State what the product covers in the vocabulary of the trade: a standard it supports, an exposure it measures or a course it satisfies. A training platform should name the course topics, and an instrument maker should name what it measures and the calibration interval.

Use the website column to learn whether a firm does construction safety, general industry or industrial hygiene, and tune the offer to it. Dedupe by domain, send in small waves and review bounces before the next wave.

Consultants are most receptive after an incident or an inspection season, when their clients ask for help. Time a training or equipment offer to the start of a construction season or to a regulatory deadline you can name. Offer a reseller discount, since many of these firms buy gear for clients and take a margin. A short call with the principal of a small consultancy often settles in a few minutes what several emails would not.

What email rules apply when you contact safety firms?

List your company's valid postal address in each message and provide an opt-out that works. When a consultancy asks you to stop, drop its address from your sending list.

Which states and cities should you start with?

Texas has 41 occupational safety and health listings and 29 emails. California has 34 and 24, New York 19 and 13, Colorado 17 and 12 and Illinois 14 and 10. Pennsylvania has 11 and 8, Florida 10 and 7, Ohio 9 and 6, and Arizona and Georgia 8 and 6 each.

The leading city is Odessa with 7 listings. Denver has 6, New York and Houston 5 each, Midland and Phoenix 4 and 3, and Raleigh 3. Anniston, San Leandro and Longmont have 2 each.

Texas offers the most, and Odessa, Midland and Houston together suit anyone selling to oil and gas safety work. A national seller can add Colorado, where Denver and Longmont both appear.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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