Formation des membres du CSE – Santé, Sécurité et Conditions de Travail

To enable members of the Works Council (CSE) to effectively carry out their duties in health, safety and working conditions, by relying on legal frameworks, risk analysis tools, investigation/inspection methods and preventive action levers

Goals

  • To know the missions, resources and framework for action of the CSE in matters of SSCT.
  • Develop the ability to observe, analyze and prioritize occupational risks.
  • To acquire the methods and tools useful for preventing risks and improving working conditions.
  • Being able to take useful action upon returning to the company: inspection, alert, investigation, follow-up of actions.

Skills targeted

  • To situate the CSE's framework for action in SSCT and its articulation with the CSSCT.
  • Read the data, documents and consultations useful for prevention.
  • Analyze work situations and events.
  • Block 4 – Effectively exercising your CSE/CSSCT mandate and taking action upon returning to the company.

Program

Establish the health, safety and working conditions framework and define the role of the works council.

  • SSCT vocabulary,
  • legal framework,
  • organization of the Labour Code,
  • Implementation and operation of the Works Council (CSE),
  • means of the mandate,
  • meetings, useful documents,
  • possible coordination with a CSSCT.

Understand the issues surrounding prevention and read the relevant data.

  • General principles of prevention,
  • AT/MP,
  • indicators,
  • human and economic costs,
  • prevention stakeholders,
  • access to documents and reading of the DUERP, PAPRIPACT, BDESE, FDS and registers.

Assess the risks and prepare preventive action.

  • Analysis of a work situation,
  • occupational risk factors,
  • ergonomics,
  • risk rating and prioritization,
  • PAPRIPACT,
  • Co-activity: prevention plan, safety protocol, fire permit, PGCSPS/PPSPS.

To conduct an inspection or investigation and to turn the findings into actions.

  • Preparing for a visit, observing actual work, the 5Ws and 1H (Who, What, Where, When, Why, How), ITAMAMI (Italian, Italian, American, Milieu, and Milieu), fact-finding, inspection report,
  • incident analysis, fault tree analysis,
  • choice of prevention measures and indicators of effectiveness.

Mobilize the alert prerogatives and prepare for the return to the company.

  • Right to alert, serious and imminent danger, right to withdraw, special register, case law,
  • limits and responsibilities,
  • common thread case study,
  • 30/60/90 day roadmap

Teaching methods and resources used

  • Structured presentations and sequences for legal appropriation.
  • Workshops for analyzing documents and work situations.
  • Work in subgroups, case studies and oral presentations.
  • Role-playing games on DGI alerts and the role of elected representatives in SSCT.
  • Formalization of tools directly transferable within the company.

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

Elected members of the Health, Safety and Working Conditions Committee (CSSCT). HR Director, company manager

Prerequisites

none

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