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5th EU - US Joint Conference on Occupational Health & Safety November 7-9, 2007 in Cascais - Portugal OSHA Assistant Secretary Speech

China 2007 First China International Forum on Workplace Emergency Management and Rescue, September 27, 2007 [Photo] OSHA Assistant Secretary [Speech] 2006 Third China International Forum on Work Safety Beijing, China, September 2006 [Photo] OSHA Assistant Secretary [Speech] [Photo] 2004 Second China International Forum on Work Safety, Beijing, China, September 2004 OSHA Assistant Secretary [Speech] USDOL and People's Republic of China - Cooperation on Workplace Safety and Health, June 2004 Letter of Understanding North America Tri-National Working Group of Government Experts on Workplace Safety and Health NAALCOSH.org Department of Labor News Release [English] Other Consulate Alliances: Consulate of El Salvador in Long Island, New York - July 1, 2005 Consulate of Guatemala in New York, New York - October 13, 2005	Europe Joint US and European Union Cooperation on Workplace Safety and Health USEUOSH.org European Agency for Safety and Health at Work osha.Europa.eu EU Global Portal eu.IOHA.net Mexico Joint US and Mexico Efforts to Ensure Safe and Healthful Working Conditions for Workers from Mexico and other Latin American Countries. Letter of Agreement [English] [Espanol] Department of Labor News Release [English] [Espanol] Signed Alliances with Consulate General of Mexico: Atlanta, Georgia - December 7, 2004 Austin, Texas - January 28, 2005; Concluded January 20, 2007 Denver/Englewood, Colorado - December 10, 2003; Concluded December 10, 2005 Dallas, Texas - January 28, 2005; Concluded January 31, 2007 Houston, Texas - March 06, 2006; Concluded March 23, 2008 San Antonio, Texas - January 28, 2005; Concluded January 27, 2007 New York City, New York - October 12, 2005 Omaha, Nebraska - January 13, 2006 Seattle, Washington - February 8, 2006 Des Moines, Iowa - January 18, 2007 Kansas City, Missouri - June 29, 2007
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 International Labor Organization World Health Organization International Social Security Association
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