Article R4532-51 of the French Labour Code
November 3, 2023
The general coordination plan kept on site is kept by the project owner for a period of five years from the date of acceptance of the work.
The general coordination plan kept on site is kept by the project owner for a period of five years from the date of acceptance of the work.
When, for a building or civil engineering operation involving several companies and not belonging to the first or second category, it is planned to carry out work presenting particular risks included on the list set by the order provided for in article L. 4532-8, the coordinator draws up a simplified general health and safety coordination plan in writing before the companies are consulted. This plan takes into account the measures…
The technical files containing the information relating to the search for and identification of asbestos-containing materials provided for in articles R. 1334-22, R. 1334-27 and R. 1334-28 of the Public Health Code are attached to the simplified general coordination plan.
When, during a third category operation, a coordinator becomes aware, after the work has begun, of the existence of one or more works presenting particular risks included on the list established by the order provided for in article L. 4532-8, he shall take all necessary steps to draw up, before any further work is carried out, the simplified general health and safety coordination plan. The requirements arising from compliance with…
The provisions of articles R. 4532-42 and R. 4532-47 to R. 4532-51 are applicable to the simplified general coordination plan and, as soon as it has been drawn up, to the plan drawn up in application of article R. 4532-54.
The contractor required to submit a specific health and safety plan to the coordinator or the project owner, pursuant to the first paragraph of article L. 4532-9, has thirty days from receipt of the contract signed by the project owner to draw up this plan.
A contractor working alone must submit a special safety plan to the project owner, in accordance with the second paragraph of article L. 4532-9, when it is planned that he will carry out work lasting more than one year and that, at any one time during the work, he will employ more than fifty workers for more than ten consecutive working days. He is allowed the period specified in Article…
As soon as the company’s contract has been signed, the coordinator will inform each of the contractors called upon to work on a site subject to the general coordination plan obligation of the names and addresses of the contracting contractors. On request, he will forward to each contractor the specific health and safety plans drawn up by the other contractors.
In the case of a building construction operation, the coordinator shall communicate to the other contractors the specific health and safety plans of the contractors responsible for the shell work or the main lot and of those who have to carry out work presenting specific risks, as listed in article L. 4532-8.
A contractor who has all or part of the contract entered into with the project owner performed by one or more subcontractors must provide the subcontractors with: 1° A copy of the general coordination plan; 2° Where applicable, a document specifying the general organisational measures that he has adopted for the part of the site for which he is responsible and which are likely to have an impact on the…
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