NM Occupational Health & Safety Bureau
Related State Web Sites
Links to the following related web sites are provided as a convenience to our web page visitors.
The New Mexico Department of Health’s Occupational Health Surveillance Program collects, tracks, and analyzes administrative data and reports from health care providers in order to identify opportunities for preventing or reducing the occurrence of work-related injuries and illnesses and to communicate surveillance findings to those who can affect positive change for workers.
The New Mexico OHSA Bureau is one of the programs of the New Mexico Environment Department. Information about the environment department and other environment programs can be found on this web site.
PSI, the New Mexico E-Services for Contractor Licensing provides a web site for checking all New Mexico contractors for the current status of their license information.
The New Mexico Commission of Public Records was established to preserve, protect and facilitate access to public records that are held in trust for the people of New Mexico. Their web site provides access to public records and information on how to obtain copies of these records.
The New Mexico Workers' Compensation Administration provides many programs and services to employers, workers, insurance carriers and self-insured businesses, health care providers, and related organizations. The WCA is a source for safety videos.
The New Mexico General Services Department Risk Management Division has a web site related to the Loss Control Bureau. This bureau assists state agencies and universities with identifying, preventing and controlling insurable losses.
The New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions is a World-Class, market-driven workforce delivery system that prepares New Mexico job seekers to meet current and emerging needs of New Mexico businesses; and ensures that every New Mexico citizen who needs a job will have one; and every business who needs an employee will find one with the necessary skills and work readiness to allow New Mexico businesses to compete in a global economy.
The New Mexico Administrative Code web site contains quick links to various public records.