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OSHA International
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In Focus
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MexicoJoint US and Mexico Efforts to Ensure Safe and Healthful Working Conditions for Workers from Mexico and other Latin American Countries.
Latin AmericaLetters of Arrangement between OSHA and Countries in Latin America:
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EuropeJoint US and European Union Cooperation on Workplace Safety and Health
China
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Other International Activity
OSHA and Amercian National Standards Institute Memorandum of Understanding to continue joint efforts to improve safety and health standards for workers around the world.
[News Release] [Memorandum of Understanding] |
OSHA Offers International Travel Guidance to Help Business Travelers Avoid Health Risks
[News Release] April 17, 2002 |
 Globally Harmonized System for Hazard Communication There are a number of countries around the world that have developed standards requiring transmittal of information to users or handlers of chemicals. While similar to requirements in the United States, the variations result in different labels and material safety data sheets for the same chemicals. |
Other key international organizations
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For more information on International Affairs, contact
Jacquelyn DeMesme-Gray
OSHA Coordinator for International Affairs
US Department of Labor
200 Constitution Ave., NW
Room: N3641
Washington D.C. 20210
(202) 693-1944
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