The MexicanFederal LaborLaw
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An overview of Mexico's top industrial health and safety agencies and regulations
The Mexican Federal LaborLaw allocates basic labor laws, includingrequirement to workers compensationand workplace health and safety.
The National AdvisoryCommission on OccupationalSafety and HealthMexico’s OSHA equivalent, conducts studies, proposes prevention measures, and reviews draft standards.
Secretariat of Labor and SocialWelfare (STPS)STPS, creates procedural safety and health standards, performs inspections, sets penalties, maintains risk statistics, endorses research, and distributes information.
MexicanInstitutefor SocialSecurity
The Social Security Institute provides a systemof financial protection for Mexican citizensincluding workers compensation benefits.
Standard-SettingCommission
It develops a yearly agenda for the formation, adjustment, and/or deletion ofOfficial Mexican Norms.
General Regulationsfor Inspection andPenalties for Violationsof Labor Legislation
This legislation supersedes previous rules or workplace safety inspections and penalty impositions.
MexicanIndustrial Healthand Safety Agencies
