Repetitive loading or unloading operations involving the same companies are subject to a single safety protocol drawn up prior to the first operation. This safety protocol remains applicable as long as the employers concerned consider that the conditions under which the operations are carried out have not undergone any significant change, in any of their constituent elements.
When the service provider cannot be identified in advance by the host company or when the prior exchange has not made it possible to gather all the necessary information, notwithstanding the provisions of article R. 4515-8, the host company employer shall provide and collect, by any appropriate means, the information relating to the safety protocol.
Heads of host and transport companies shall keep a copy of each safety protocol, dated and signed, at the disposal of: 1° the social and economic committees of the companies concerned; 2° the labour inspectorate.
The list of workstations relating to the safety of the installation provided for in article L. 4523-2 specifies, where applicable, under the preventive measures provided for in articles L. 4121-3 and L. 4121-4: 1° Workstations which cannot be assigned to employees holding a fixed-term employment contract or to temporary employees; 2° Workstations intended to be occupied by the establishment’s employees; 3° Workstations whose tasks require the presence of at least…
The Social and Economic Committee may decide to call upon the technological risk expert referred to in Article L. 4523-5 when applying for the prefectoral authorisation provided for in Article L. 512-1 of the Environment Code and before issuing the opinion provided for in Article R. 4612-4. The Committee may take its decision as from the meeting during which it is informed of the documents attached to the application for…
The Social and Economic Committee may call upon the expert in technological risks mentioned in article L. 4523-5 in the event of serious danger in connection with the classified installation. The expert submits his report within forty-five days of being called upon.
The representatives of external companies referred to in Article L. 4523-11 have a consultative vote on the extended Health, Safety and Working Conditions Committee.
Accidents at work for which the extended Health, Safety and Working Conditions Committee is convened, pursuant to Article L. 4523-13, are accidents which have led or may have led to serious consequences.
In order to extend the composition of the user undertaking’s health, safety and working conditions committee to include representation from external undertakings, in application of article L. 4523-11, it is the responsibility of: 1° The head of the user undertaking’s establishment to identify the external undertakings which meet the criteria defined in article R. 4523-6 and to select from among these the undertakings which are to appoint one or more…
The identification and selection of external companies by the user company is based on the following three cumulative criteria: 1° The nature of the particular risks associated with the work and likely to affect the safety of the workers present in or near the installation, which is the overriding criterion; 2° The number of employees working or due to work, expressed as an average number of men per day present…
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