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Article R1331-75 of the French Public Health Code

A certificate is issued within fifteen working days of completion of each chimney sweeping or maintenance operation. The chimney sweeping certificate specifies the flue(s) swept and certifies that the entire length of the flue is empty. The certificate is given to the contractor mentioned in article R. 1331-21, who keeps it and makes it available to the agents mentioned in article L. 1312-1 of this code and to the Article…

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Article R1331-76 of the French Public Health Code

After any accident or disaster, in particular a chimney fire, or after any work has been carried out, the use of the flues and appliances connected to them is prohibited until they have been repaired or replaced. The customer mentioned in article R. 1331-21 shall have them examined by an installer, or any other person qualified in accordance with article R. 1331-22, who shall draw up a certificate. If they…

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Article R1331-77 of the French Public Health Code

This article applies to the maintenance of closed fireplaces, heating appliances and cooking appliances, with the exception of solid fuel boilers, as well as to the sweeping of flues of open and closed fireplaces, heating appliances and cooking appliances, with the exception of solid fuel boilers. During the operations mentioned in the first paragraph, the professionals responsible for these operations provide the non-professional users concerned with advice on possible improvements…

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Article R1331-78 of the French Public Health Code

The technical specifications and procedures for maintenance and sweeping, particularly with regard to the maintenance of closed fireplaces, heating appliances and solid fuel cooking appliances, the content and conditions for issuing the certificate referred to in article R. 1331-23, and the advice referred to in article R. 1331-25 are, where necessary, specified by order of the ministers responsible for the environment, construction, energy and health.

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Article D1332-1 of the French Public Health Code

I.-The provisions of this section apply to public and private swimming pools for collective use referred to in article L. 1332-1 and to paid-access swimming pools referred to in article L. 322-7 of the French Sports Code. An order of the Minister for Health defines the notion of collective use of these facilities. They do not apply, with the exception of the provisions relating to the disinfection treatments mentioned in…

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Article D1332-2 of the French Public Health Code

Swimming pool water covered by this section must meet the following conditions: 1° It must not contain a number or concentration of micro-organisms, parasites or any other substance constituting a potential danger to human health; 2° It must not be irritating to the eyes, skin or mucous membranes; 3° It must comply with quality limits, covering microbiological and physico-chemical parameters, defined by order of the Minister for Health; 4° Comply…

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Article D1332-3 of the French Public Health Code

I.-The treatment products and processes used to comply with the rules laid down in Article D. 1332-2 are authorised by the Agence nationale de sécurité sanitaire de l’alimentation, de l’environnement et du travail. If an application for authorisation to use these products and processes is not acted upon for more than six months, this is deemed to constitute a decision to accept it. An order by the Minister for Health…

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Article D1332-4 of the French Public Health Code

I.- Pools are supplied with new and recycled water. New water is supplied by non-recycled water that complies with the provisions of II and III. Recycled water is supplied by treated water from the pool. An order from the Minister for Health defines the methods for treating pool water. II.- New water is supplied to pools from a public distribution network or from water taken from the natural environment.Pools are…

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Article D1332-5 of the French Public Health Code

The facilities or parts of facilities referred to in II of Article D. 1332-1 comply with the rules relating to the operation of the pool, hydraulic management and treatment of the pool water, as well as the requirements relating to the number of sanitary facilities, defined by an order of the Minister for Health.

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