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CARSAT Languedoc-Roussillon: what grant is available for construction-sector prevention?

The Prévention BTP grant funds certain equipment and training to reduce occupational risks in construction businesses with fewer than 50 employees in Languedoc-Roussillon.

Summary

Capital OS lists one grant linked to Carsat Languedoc-Roussillon: « Subvention Prévention TPE - Prévention BTP » (ID 10982). It aims to help small construction and public works businesses reduce fall risks, dust exposure, burial risks and certain site organisation difficulties. The reference database mentions aid of up to 50% of eligible expenses, between €1,000 and €25,000. The eligible equipment and activities are strictly defined by the official listing.

The role of Carsat Languedoc-Roussillon

Carsat Languedoc-Roussillon represents Assurance Maladie — Risques professionnels in supporting businesses on prevention. It offers national or regional grants targeting specific risks: falls, musculoskeletal disorders, chemical risks, hygiene or working conditions. The regional page presents the schemes and application procedures; each grant must be reviewed against its own award conditions.

Which businesses does Prévention BTP target?

The reference database listing targets businesses with fewer than 50 employees carrying out building and public works operations under CTN B, including in particular architects, project managers and design offices within the intended scope. The business must be based in Languedoc-Roussillon, contribute to the general scheme as an employer, be up to date on its AT/MP contributions and meet the other administrative conditions. Certain activities are expressly excluded by the official listing: the activity classification must therefore be checked, not inferred from the business’s commercial name alone.

What equipment is mentioned?

The reference listing includes in particular: • a personnel lifting platform adaptable to a telescopic forklift truck, and a mobile personnel lifting platform; • CE-certified « SYAM » mobile anchor kits; • temporary collective protection suited to wooden-joist floor formwork; • a mobile wheeled site cabin, fitted with connectable sanitary facilities and changing rooms for two or three people; • class H vacuum cleaners meeting the technical requirements of the listing, with automatic unclogging in a closed tank and precise weight, transport and flow-rate specifications; • wet dust suppression systems, including misting, pumps and tanks; • portable or mobile mechanical tools with dust extraction or wet suppression. This list is a summary: the exact compliance of the reference, the performance, the supporting documents and the restrictions must be checked in the official PDF before ordering.

What amount can be obtained?

The reference database indicates a grant between €1,000 and €25,000, covering up to 50% of eligible expenses. The amount actually awarded depends on the accepted expense base, compliance with the technical specifications, the applicable caps and available funds. Not all equipment in a given category should be considered automatically eligible: the quote must match the items and requirements expressly set out.

What are the prevention conditions?

The employer must in particular belong to an occupational health and prevention service (SPST), have an up-to-date DUERP (single risk assessment document) in line with applicable rules, not be subject to an ongoing formal notice or additional contribution for any of its establishments, and inform staff representative bodies of planned investments and the application. The full conditions, including those relating to contributions and excluded activities, are set out in the award listing.

How do you prepare and file the application?

  1. Check the business’s activity, national headcount, location and whether it belongs to the targeted construction sector.
  2. Identify the targeted risk and match each piece of equipment to the official list and its technical specifications.
  3. Gather quotes, data sheets, compliance documents and administrative supporting documents, then check that the DUERP is up to date.
  4. Read the rules on the purchase date, filing and any possible reservation before making any commitment.
  5. File the application via the company account on net-entreprises.fr, following the current procedure set out by Carsat.
  6. Keep proof of purchase and completion and follow up on the review of the file. Do not treat the aid as secured before official confirmation.

Points of caution

• The grant is intended for occupational risk prevention in construction, not to fund any purchase of site equipment indiscriminately. • The technical specifications of the equipment, particularly for class H vacuum cleaners and dust suppression systems, are decisive. • Some activities are excluded under the specifications; check the exact codes and scope. • The minimum amount announced is €1,000 and the maximum rate is 50%, subject to the accepted expense base. • The budget, filing rules and commitment date must be checked at the time of application. • This content is an editorial summary, not an eligibility decision.

Which businesses can apply for Prévention BTP?

The reference database targets businesses with fewer than 50 employees carrying out construction operations under CTN B, based in Languedoc-Roussillon and meeting the contribution, prevention and activity conditions set out in the official listing.

What is the amount of the aid?

The reference database listing indicates between €1,000 and €25,000, with a maximum rate of 50% of eligible expenses. The current rules and available budget must be confirmed.

What equipment can be funded?

The listing mentions in particular access and fall-protection equipment, collective protection, specific site cabins, and dust extraction or suppression equipment. The official technical list is decisive.

Is the grant open until a specific date?

The deadline field in the master listing does not provide a usable date. You should therefore check the current official page and specifications to confirm whether the scheme is open.

Where do you file the application?

Carsat states that applications for prevention grants for micro-businesses are made from the company account on net-entreprises.fr. Check the current procedure and the documents specific to the scheme.

Official sources

Written content, currently under editorial review — this is not an eligibility assessment; only your personalised report applies your company's actual criteria.

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