2. DUERP process
The aim of this section is to describe the processes behind the DUERP, describing its uses and the players involved in or using this key document for formalizing occupational risks.
2.1 Main uses
The occupational risk assessment document (document unique d'évaluation des risques professionnels) is a mandatory tool for all companies, whatever their size or activity, aimed at preventing the occupational risks to which workers are exposed at work. Their implementation and updating is an important process in ensuring employee safety. Setting up a DUERP requires a complete assessment of the occupational risks present on the site, identifying potential hazards and evaluating the consequences and probability of their occurrence. This assessment must be carried out...
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Standards and norms
Decree no. 2001-1016 of November 5, 2001, integrating the single document on occupational risk assessment into the French Labor Code (articles L. 4121-2 and L. 4212-3 of the Labor Code). More generally, Code du travail, articles L. 4121-1 et seq.
Decree no. 2022-395 of March 18, 2022 on the single document for assessing professional risks and the terms and conditions for the funding of training...
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