Occupational safety and health organizations

International organizations

Organizations of global or European scope that set standards, coordinate policies or support prevention networks between countries.

Public institutions

Public sector bodies and entities with technical, research or coordination responsibilities in occupational safety and health.

Associations, professional bodies, societies and other private entities

Private entities of various kinds: professional bodies with mandatory membership, scientific societies, professional associations, foundations, and business organizations. Each entity’s profile specifies its legal structure.

Insurance companies and prevention entities

Mutual societies, insurance companies, legal accident insurance entities and sectoral chambers that manage or represent the insurance of occupational risks in their respective systems.

Specialized media

Media and publications that mandate or disseminate preventive practices and are not organizations in themselves.

Occupational risks and social security in Latin America

ART insurers, ARL administrators, mutuals and public bodies have different roles across countries. Each profile identifies its scheme, institutional scope and sources; these designations do not imply legal equivalence between countries.

19 countries and territories77 organisations

Select a country to browse its organisations.

Argentina23 organisations

Bolivia16 organisations

Brazil1 organisation

Chile4 organisations

Colombia8 organisations

Costa Rica2 organisations

Ecuador1 organisation

El Salvador1 organisation

Guatemala1 organisation

Haiti1 organisation

Honduras1 organisation

Mexico2 organisations

Panama1 organisation

Paraguay1 organisation

Peru10 organisations

Puerto Rico1 organisation

Dominican Republic1 organisation

Uruguay1 organisation

Venezuela1 organisation

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