CARSAT Auvergne: what grant helps prevent workplace radon risk?

Summary

The Capital OS database currently links one grant to CARSAT Auvergne: "Subvention Prévention TPE - Risque Radon" (ID 10497). It aims to help small businesses prevent employee exposure to radon, a naturally occurring radioactive gas that can build up in certain buildings. The scheme may cover screening, expert assessment, works to reduce exposure and a monitoring system, subject to the technical and administrative rules in force.

The role of CARSAT Auvergne

Carsat Auvergne relays schemes from Assurance Maladie — Risques professionnels and processes prevention funding applications within its territory. These grants are not general aid for business creation or cash flow: they support occupational risk prevention actions defined by a set of specifications. The catalogue may change depending on the risks targeted, national rules and regional budgets.

Which grant is recorded for radon risk?

It indicates that funding may be mobilised until 6 December 2028. This deadline should be interpreted with caution: it does not guarantee that the budget will still be available or that all planned expenses will be accepted. The official version of the specifications published by Carsat takes precedence over this summary.

What expenses are mentioned?

The reference entry lists four categories of operations: • initial radon screening; • radon expert assessment; • works to reduce the level of exposure; • installation of a monitoring system. The relevant measures depend on the building's situation and the screening results. The diagnosis and works must comply with the applicable technical requirements; do not assume that a device or an intervention will be eligible for funding without checking the official list and required documents.

What amount can be funded?

The database indicates a grant of 50% to 70% of the investment cost, capped at €25,000, and a flat fee of €500 excluding tax for the monitoring system. The rate actually applicable depends on the type of expense and the rules in the specifications in force. The calculation of the eligible base, any per-establishment caps, supporting documents and combination rules must be checked before building the financing plan.

Which businesses can apply for the grant?

According to the database entry, the scheme targets businesses under the general social security scheme with an overall headcount of 1 to 49 employees. Establishments covered by local or hospital public service status are listed as excluded. These indications must be checked against the specifications in force: the nature of the employer, the headcount used, the location and the administrative situation may determine eligibility.

How do you prepare your application?

1. Check whether the premises or activities present a risk of radon exposure and gather the available information on the building.
2. Read the latest version of the award conditions and the annexes specific to Carsat Auvergne.
3. Define the operations required: screening, expert assessment, works or monitoring, then obtain detailed quotes.
4. Check the rules on the expense commitment date and the grant reservation mechanism before placing an order.
5. Submit the application via the business account on net-entreprises.fr, in accordance with the official procedure, and provide the required documents.
6. Keep the supporting documents, wait for the required confirmations and track the application. For a substantive question, contact the financial aid department at Carsat Auvergne.

Points to watch

• The radon risk and the appropriate works must be established according to the applicable prevention rules; the grant does not replace the risk assessment. • The deadline shown in the database is not a guarantee that budget is available. • Expenses incurred before the accepted date may be excluded: check the precise rules before signing or ordering. • The rates and caps depend on the expense category and the specifications in force. • Combination with other funding must be checked. • This article points towards the scheme; only the official review can confirm eligibility and the amount granted.

Who can benefit from the Risque Radon grant?

The database targets businesses under the general social security scheme with an overall headcount of 1 to 49 employees, with certain exclusions, notably establishments under local or hospital public service status. Check the official conditions in force.

What expenses can be covered?

The entry mentions initial screening, radon expert assessment, works to reduce exposure and a monitoring system, subject to the technical conditions detailed in the specifications.

What amount can be obtained?

The database mentions 50% to 70% of the investment cost, capped at €25,000, as well as a flat fee of €500 excluding tax for the monitoring system. Confirm the applicable calculation rules with the Carsat.

Until when can the grant be mobilised?

The database entry mentions 6 December 2028. This deadline must be confirmed on the official source and does not guarantee that funding will still be available.

Where do you submit the application?

Carsat Auvergne states that prevention grant applications are made online via the business account on net-entreprises.fr. Check the exact procedure and documents required in the current specifications.

Official sources

• Grants for businesses with 1 to 49 employees — Carsat Auvergne
• Award conditions — Regional Prevention Grant, Radon Risk — Carsat Auvergne / Assurance Maladie — Risques professionnels
• Funding prevention actions — Carsat Auvergne
• Financial aid contacts — Carsat Auvergne
• Preventing radon-related risks — Assurance Maladie — Risques professionnels