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Workplace Safety Consultation -- MNSTAR Program



Minnesota STAR Program

MNSTAR graphicThe Minnesota STAR (MNSTAR) Program is a Minnesota Occupational Safety and Health Administration (MNOSHA) program that recognizes companies where managers and employees work together to develop safety and health management systems that go beyond basic compliance with all applicable OSHA standards and result in immediate and long-term prevention of job-related injuries and illnesses. Key elements of this comprehensive program include:  management leadership and employee involvement; an allocation of resources to address safety issues; systems that identify and control workplace hazards; and a plan for employee safety training and education.

The MNSTAR Program, which began in Minnesota in January 1999, is modeled after the federal OSHA Voluntary Protection Program (VPP), which began in 1982. There are currently more than 2,000 companies nationwide that have met the program requirements.

For information about the federal OSHA VPP, view the Voluntary Protection Program policies and procedures manual, OSHA directive CSP 03-01-003, effective April 18, 2008.

 

MNSTAR Program worksites



Approved MNSTAR Program worksites


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  1. CF Industries, Inc. -- Glenwood

  2. Minnesota Power, Inc. -- Duluth

  3. Marvin Windows and Doors -- Warroad

  4. Potlatch Corporation -- Bemidji

  5. IBM -- Rochester

  6. New Ulm Medical Center -- New Ulm

  7. Alexandria Extrusion Company -- Alexandria

  8. International Paper -- White Bear Lake

  9. Specialty Minerals, Inc. -- International Falls

  10. Louisiana-Pacific Corporation -- Two Harbors

  11. Midwest Electric Products, Inc., GE -- Mankato

  12. Flint Hills Resources, Pine Bend Refinery -- Inver Grove Heights

  13. CBI Services, Inc. -- Rosemount

  14. Honeywell Aerospace Minneapolis Operations -- Minneapolis

  15. iLEVEL by Weyerhaeuser ISC -- St. Paul

  16. USG Interiors -- Red Wing

  17. Valmont Industries, Inc. -- Farmington

  18. Monsanto Company Soybean Research -- Redwood Falls

  19. Honeywell Defense and Space -- Plymouth

  20. Liberty Paper, Inc. -- Becker

  21. Monsanto Company Soybean Production -- Redwood Falls

  22. HB Fuller Company -- Fridley

  23. Aveda Corporation, Manufacturing Site -- Blaine

  24. Aveda Corporation, Midwest Distribution Center -- Blaine

  25. Trident Seafood Corporation -- Motley

  26. Corval Group, Inc. -- Rosemount

  27. Pioneer Hi-Bred -- Jackson

  28. Sauer Danfoss -- Plymouth

  29. Monsanto Corn Research -- Olivia

  30. Monsanto -- Owatonna

  31. Monsanto -- Stanton

  32. Valspar -- Minneapolis
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