Health and safety at work

The objective of occupational health and safety is to protect all those present at the school and to avoid any physical or moral harm or illness that may result from one’s activity. You need to take care of your own safety (and health) and that of others. 

The organization of health and safety is based on 2 bodies:  

  • CHSCT : Health, Safety and Working Conditions Committee  

This is a school body which contributes to the protection of physical and mental health and to safety by improving working conditions while ensuring compliance with legal requirements.

  • ColHySé : Health and Safety College   

This is an internal consultation and discussion body which manages the approach to health and safety at work by coordinating communication between the CP and the PAs of each entity.

And an organization of people:

  • CP: Prevention Advisor : assists and advises the general management of the School in the risk assessment process and in the implementation of the Occupational Health and Safety policy as well as the application of safety rules; 
  • AP: Prevention Assistant: your immediate contact in terms of prevention. This person assists and advises the entity director in the risk assessment process and in the implementation of the school’s Health and Safety at Work policy;
  • PCR: Competent Person in Radiation Protection : participates in the delimitation of the supervised or controlled areas and in the definition of the particular rules which apply to them;
  • OHS: Rescuer/ First Aid Worker : person within each unit who is qualified to provide first aid to any victim of an accident on the premises of the School;  
  • MP: Preventive Physician : advises on living and working conditions, oversees the general hygiene of the premises and the protection of staff against all nuisances or harm and the risk of work accidents or occupational illness, while providing information on health and the adaptation of workstations, working practices and cadences;
  • IP: Psychiatric nurse: informs, advises, provides help and personalized support for people in all situations of serious distress or who are encountering major difficulties. Participates in the school’s prevention actions.

Murielle SEGURA, a psychiatric nurse, is present on the school campus on Mondays and Wednesdays from 15h 00 to 19h 00 and on Thursdays from 13h00 to 17h00 in room A039. Consultations are with or without an appointment and free of charge.

CONTACT : 05.63.49.31.08

Safety and Health at Work contacts can be found HERE.

 

In the event of a work accident

YOU ARE A WITNESS, YOU DO:

  • contact the nearest SST or reception (3000 or 9);
  • stay with the victim while waiting for OHS and / or help;
  • remain at the disposal of the SST and / or the emergency services.

YOU ARE A WITNESS, YOUDO NOT:

  • move the victim except in cases of immediate danger;
  • go alone to their home, to the hospital or to a doctor;
  • take initiatives.

In the absence of an OHS or outside reception opening hours: 

  • contact the external emergency services directly (15 – 18 – 112);
  • notify the on-call officer (11 or 06 77 02 19 40).

YOU ARE A VICTIM, YOU DO:

  • notify your supervisor or have someone notify them
  • report the accident within 48 hours ;
  • School staff (Civil servant or IMT): contact the HR department ; 
  • other staff (Armines , CNRS, etc.): contact your employer’s HR department.

In the event of a fire alarm

  • cease your activity ;
  • close your office door without locking it;
  • evacuate the premises calmly;
  • head for an emergency exit;
  • do not go back;
  • go to the meeting point located in the restaurant parking lot. Assemble with the other people from your work department or entity
  • do not return to the building without having been invited to do so by the person in charge of the evacuation.

In the event of a fire starting

  • keep calm ;
  • set off the alarm by hitting a red box;
  • notify reception on 30 00 or 9;
  • evacuate calmly (in heat and smoke, bend down, as the fresh air is near the ground);
  • close your office door without locking it;
  • head for an emergency exit;
  • go to the meeting point located in the restaurant parking lot. Assemble with the other people from your work department or entity;
  • do not return to the building without having been invited to do so by the person in charge of the evacuation;
  • if trained to do so , fight the fire at the base of the flames with extinguishers without taking any risks.

In the event of a terrorist attack