Integrating Major Risks into a Business Safety Policy
Prevention should start with actual working situations. Identify hazards, assess risks and choose appropriate action to protect people more effectively. Strengthen your ability to organise the approach, involve stakeholders and monitor the measures selected.
- Duration
- 2 days 16 hours
- Code
- SDPRM Code
Presentation
In the workplace, risk prevention involves establishing an action plan to protect staff health and safety, optimise working methods and promote well-being. Many businesses today are located in areas exposed to major natural and technological risks. The French Labour Code (Articles L1 to L8331-1) requires managers and business leaders to inform and train staff and take protective measures against major risks.
Primarily designed for operational and HSE managers, this course helps you meet your risk prevention obligations. Over 2 days, a 7-module program provides the tools to understand everyone's roles and responsibilities thoroughly.
Delivered by an instructor specialising in major risk prevention, this course equips you to take the steps needed to incorporate major risks into your business safety policy.
Objectives
By the end of this major risk prevention course, you will be able to:
- understand the context and types of major risks;
- understand current regulations on major occupational risk prevention;
- understand organisational measures and building reinforcement measures;
- identify potential financial support for major risk prevention measures;
- understand the roles and obligations of operational and HSE managers;
- understand the objectives for promoting a prevention culture within the business;
- create a refuge area and a shelter-in-place area within the business.
Program
Module 1
- Overview of the major natural and technological risks that can affect a business.
Module 2
- Regulatory documents prescribing protective measures, particularly France's Risk Prevention Plan (PPR).
Module 3
- Types of organisational measures and building reinforcement measures.
Module 4
- Financial assistance for implementing major risk prevention measures: the Barnier Fund and other funding.
Module 5
- Operational managers' obligations and responsibilities.
Module 6
- Objectives for information, training and implementation of major risk prevention measures.
Module 7
- Creating a refuge area within the business.
- Creating a shelter-in-place area within the business.
Audience
This course is designed for:
- operational managers and business leaders;
- Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) managers;
- employees seeking training in occupational risk prevention.
Prerequisites
This major risk prevention course has no prerequisites.
Teaching and assessment methods
- Initial skills assessment
- Training materials provided to participants
- Continuous assessment throughout the course
- End-of-course feedback questionnaire
- Combination of theory and practical application
- Attendance records
- Post-course follow-up evaluation
- Case study
Course highlights
An instructor specialising in major risk prevention and territorial resilience. A sound understanding of major business risks, with a review of current regulations.
Dates and sessions
Choose the date and delivery format that suit you.
No upcoming sessions are currently available.
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