Aid for training that improves safety
The scheme, listed in French Polynesia, supports certain training aimed at improving employee safety. The catalogue mentions funding of 50% of the training cost excluding VAT, capped at 75,000 CFP francs, and a rate of 70% capped at 100,000 CFP francs for train-the-trainer courses. The currency, caps and conditions must be confirmed with the managing body before budgeting.
Training employees in preventive practices can reduce accidents, improve site practices and make work on hazardous equipment or materials safer. This aid funds certain safety-related training, notably on scaffolding and materials likely to release asbestos fibres. It is aimed at employers who want to turn an identified prevention need into a suitable training pathway.
Funded by Polynésie Française - Direction générale des affaires économiques (DGAE)
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Who can apply
Beneficiaries indicated in the catalogue: businesses in all sectors. Check the legal form, size, sector, area and any exclusions.
Eligibility conditions
Eligibility conditions to be found in the official rules. Check in particular the application date, the incentive effect and the combination rules before any commitment.
What the scheme covers
The training mentioned covers in particular the assembly, use and inspection of fixed or mobile scaffolding, and work involving materials likely to release asbestos fibres. Describe the occupational risk targeted, the employees concerned, the training provider and the timetable. Do not confuse the training cost with the purchase of equipment or general prevention costs.
Amount and funding terms
Catalogue information: grant of 50% of the training price excluding VAT, up to 75,000 CFP francs (except train-the-trainer courses: 70% of the training price excluding VAT, up to 100,000 CFP francs). Do not consider this information validated without checking the version in force.
How to apply
1. Identify the occupational risks and the employees to train. 2. Choose a course matching the accepted topics and ask for a detailed quote. 3. Check the applicable funding rate, the cap and the reference currency. 4. Confirm which body receives the application and when it must be submitted. 5. Keep the programme, quote, attendance certificates, invoice and proof of payment to justify the training carried out.
Timeline
No current application period is established. Confirm the sessions, application deadlines and required documents with the managing body before finalising registration for the training.
Key facts
- Funder
- Polynésie Française - Direction générale des affaires économiques (DGAE)
- Type of funding
- Grant
- Status
- Ongoing
- Funding rate
- 50%
- Automatically extracted — check the official source
- Geographic scope
- Not specified
Frequently asked questions
Who can benefit from this aid?
The catalogue mentions: businesses in all sectors. This information must be checked with the funder.
How much is the aid?
The catalogue indicates: grant of 50% of the training price excluding VAT, up to 75,000 CFP francs (except train-the-trainer courses: 70% of the training price excluding VAT, up to 100,000 CFP francs). Check the scale in force before building the financing plan.
Which costs are covered?
The catalogue lists: training employees in the assembly, use and inspection of fixed and/or mobile scaffolding; training employees working on materials likely to release asbestos fibres; PRAP action training (prevention of risks linked to physical activity); CACES (certificate of aptitude for safe operation of machinery); train-the-trainer courses and certification tests to become a trainer delivered by the INRS. The exclusions and the date from which costs are eligible remain to be checked.
How do I apply?
Consult the funder’s official source and confirm the form, the application period and whether you must apply before any commitment.
Official source
No official URL is available in our data for this grant.
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