Formation des membres du CSE – Mission SSCT : renouvellement

This refresher training course updates and consolidates practices useful for carrying out the health, safety, and working conditions mission of the Works Council (CSE) in companies with more than 300 employees. It refocuses participants on the topics with the highest added value in continuing education: coordination between the Works Council and the Health, Safety and Working Conditions Committee (CSSCT), reading prevention documents, inspections, alerts, consultations, and follow-up actions.

Goals

  • Update the legal and operational framework of the CSE's SSCT mission in companies with more than 300 employees.
  • Reposition the CSSCT as a preparatory committee for the CSE, without confusion with consultative powers and the use of expertise.
  • Make good use of the BDESE, the DUERP, the PAPRIPACT, the registers and the AT/MP data to identify prevention priorities.
  • Prepare an inspection, an investigation, an alert or a CSE meeting with a focus on health, safety and working conditions, and transform the findings into followed actions.

Skills targeted

  • Update the CSE's SSCT action framework
  • Read the prevention documents to build a prioritized diagnosis.
  • Use QQOQCP, ITAMAMI and the cause tree to analyze work situations and events.
  • Prepare a health, safety and working conditions (SSCT) item for the works council meeting and formalize a transferable action plan.

Program

  • Updating the legal framework of the CSE in SSCT: missions, resources, meetings, consultations, expertise, alert rights and articulation with the CSSCT in companies with more than 300 employees.
  • Targeted reading of useful documents: BDESE, DUERP, PAPRIPACT, security register, DGI register, FDS, minutes and AT/MP indicators.
  • Risk assessment and prioritization: useful reminders about hazard, risk, severity, frequency, control and hierarchy of prevention measures.
  • Inspection, visit, investigation and event analysis: gathering facts, QQOQCP, ITAMAMI, cause tree and formalization of usable documents.
  • Co-activity and external companies: prevention plan, joint preliminary inspection, safety protocol, fire permit and identification of good triggers.
  • Preparation of a CSE consultation with a focus on health, safety and working conditions, selection of supporting documents, qualification of follow-up actions and formalization of a roadmap for returning to the company.

Teaching methods and resources used

  • Targeted updating of the legal framework and company developments.
  • Feedback from experience, document analysis and study of real-life situations.
  • Work in subgroups, mini-cases, role-playing and reasoned presentations.
  • Formalization of useful documents: inspection report, DGI form, SSCT point.
  • A common thread running through the case to move from observation to preventive action.

Evaluation and validation methods

  • Initial diagnosis and placement quiz at the start.
  • Formative assessments throughout the course: quizzes, documentary workshops, risk ratings, cause trees, meeting notes and inspection reports.
  • Final summative assessment: integrative case study, final multiple-choice questionnaire and individual action plan "return to company".
  • A training certificate is issued at the end of the course according to internal validation procedures.

Documents and deliverables provided to participants

SSCT Toolkit

  • Glossary of SSCT / CSE and a reminder of key articles.
  • Reading sheet for AT/MP indicators, absenteeism and turnover.
  • Risk assessment grid and prioritization matrix.
  • QQOQCP frameworks, ITAMAMI and "cause tree" methodology sheet.

Operational frameworks

  • Inspection or visit report.
  • DGI fact sheet and alert note.
  • Agenda and minutes focused on SSCT (Health, Safety and Working Conditions).
  • 30/60/90 day roadmap for return to work.

Target audience

Full and alternate members of the CSE of companies with more than 300 employees: where applicable, members of the CSSCT when a commission exists.

Prerequisites

No regulatory prerequisites. This version is designed for participants who have already exercised or begun to exercise their mandate and wish to update their practices.

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