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Annual Alliance Report
The Consulate of El Salvador
Long Island, New York |
I. Alliance Background
Date Signed
7/1/2005
Overview
Develop and deliver training and education programs for non-English speaking employees on hazards
such as falls, amputations, exposure to silica and lead. This will include the delivery of 10 hour
construction and General industry classes in Spanish.
Implementation Team Members
Luis Montes Brito, Consul General
Diana Cortez, Regional Hispanic coordinator, OSHA
Patricia Jones, Area Director, Long Island Area Office
Maureen Moynihan-Fradkin, CAS Long Island Area Office
Contributors N/A
Evaluation Period
July 1, 2007 to July 1, 2008
II. Implementation Team Meetings
July 1, 2005; first implementation team meeting
III. Events and Products
Training and Education
* Events
April 19, 2008 10 hour construction course in Spanish conducted, co-hosted with The Association
Guatemaltecos Morazanecos Aulsentes en USA (AGMAUSA).
* Products N/A
Outreach and Communication
* Events
1/9/08 Visited Consulate. New Consul General, Lorena Rendon de Argumedo. Spoke with her and
explained OSHA Alliance, what the goals were and what we had done in the past. Discussed the signing
of the renewal alliance. Left literature to be distributed.
April 14, 2008 Visited Consulate, spoke with the Assistant to Consul General. Left flyers for
upcoming 10 hour class and left OSHA publications and Quick cards in Spanish.
* Products N/A
Promoting the National Dialogue on Workplace Safety and Health
* Events
October 13, 2007 Somos El Futuro Participated in one day event providing information and literature
to Hispanic community groups, politicians, media, academic institutions.
* Products
IV. Results
Type of Activity
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# of Individuals Reached or Trained
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10 HR class
Somos El Futuro Conference
Visits to Consulate |
25
300
50 |
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Total: 375 |
V. Upcoming Milestones
A 10 hour class is being planned for the late fall, after the summer landscaping season and heaviest
construction season is over.
Visits to the consulate to distribute literature and information will continue.
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