The certificates, instructions, results and reports relating to the checks and inspections for which the employer is responsible in the context of health and safety at work include compulsory information determined by regulation.
Observations and formal notices issued by the Labour Inspectorate in relation to health and safety, occupational medicine and risk prevention are kept by the employer.
During their visits, the Labour Inspectorate control officers referred to in article L. 8112-1 and the prevention service officers of the social security bodies have access to the documents referred to in articles L. 4711-1 and L. 4711-2.
The documents mentioned in articles L. 4711-1 and L. 4711-2 are communicated, under conditions determined by regulation, to the members of the social and economic committees, to the occupational physician and, where applicable, to the representatives of the professional bodies for health, safety and working conditions provided for in article L. 4643-2.
Where the information listed in articles L. 4711-1 and L. 4711-2 is to appear in separate registers, the employer is authorised to combine this information in a single register where this measure is likely to facilitate the keeping and consultation of this information.
The Regional Director of Companies, Competition, Consumption, Labour and Employment, on the report of the Labour Inspection officer referred to in Article L. 8112-1 noting a dangerous situation, may give formal notice to the employer to take all appropriate measures to remedy it, if this observation results from: 1° Failure by the employer to comply with the general principles of prevention set out in Articles L. 4121-1 to L. 4121-5…
The formal notices issued by the Regional Director of Companies, Competition, Consumption, Labour and Employment, drawn up in accordance with the procedures laid down by regulation, set a deadline for completion, taking account of the difficulties involved. If, on expiry of this deadline, the labour inspector referred to in article L. 8112-1 finds that the dangerous situation has not ceased, he may issue the employer with a statement of offence.
The provisions of 2° of Article L. 4721-1 do not apply to the establishments mentioned in 2° and 3° of Article L. 4111-1.
When this procedure is provided for, the labour inspection officers mentioned in article L. 8112-1, before drawing up an official report, give the employer formal notice to comply with the requirements of the decrees mentioned in articles L. 4111-6 and L. 4321-4.
By way of derogation from the provisions of article L. 4721-4, the labour inspection officers mentioned in article L. 8112-1 are authorised to draw up an official report immediately, without prior formal notice, when the facts they observe present a serious or imminent danger to the physical integrity of workers. The report shall specify the factual circumstances and the legal provisions applicable to the case. These provisions do not prevent…
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