Prevention grant for very small businesses – chemical risks: training and support (Assurance Maladie – Risques professionnels)
Amount or form of support: a grant of at least €500, covering 70% of the amount excluding VAT spent on services. Operations targeted: service 1: training an employee as the company’s chemical risk resource person; Service 2: chemical risk assessment of the establishment carried out by a service provider. Conditions to check: the training must follow the INRS reference framework and be delivered by an INRS-certified trainer from a training body listed by a regional fund.
Trains an employee as the company’s chemical risk resource person and/or has a service provider carry out the establishment’s chemical risk assessment, in order to define a chemical risk prevention action plan. Target public: companies with 1 to 49 employees under the general scheme that meet the administrative criteria and regulatory requirements on occupational risk prevention. Area concerned: national aid.
Funded by Cnam (Caisse nationale de l'assurance maladie)
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Who can apply
Companies with 1 to 49 employees under the general scheme that meet the administrative criteria and regulatory requirements on occupational risk prevention.
Eligibility conditions
Conditions for the training: it must follow the INRS (national research and safety institute) reference framework and be delivered by an INRS-certified trainer from a training body listed by a regional fund (Carsat/Cramif/CGSS) of the Assurance Maladie – Risques professionnels. The training, lasting at least 14 hours, must give a company employee the skills needed to lead and implement the chemical risk prevention approach, including training on the Seirich tool. The service provider chosen by the company must meet 3 conditions, including showing its competence by being an INRS-certified trainer in chemical/CMR risk prevention or being on the list of chemical risk prevention practitioners proposed by the CARSAT, CRAMIF or CGSS, where such a list exists; or be an occupational risk prevention specialist (IPRP) or prevention engineer in an occupational health service, where that service invoices the work; or be a consultant with skills in chemical risk prevention, assessed from their CV (experience and training), and registered as an occupational risk prevention specialist with the DREETS. The provider must also state the characteristics of the organisation employing them and supply a detailed quote.
What the scheme covers
Service 1: training an employee as the company’s chemical risk resource person; Service 2: chemical risk assessment of the establishment carried out by a service provider.
Amount and funding terms
A grant of at least €500, covering 70% of the amount excluding VAT spent on services.
How to apply
To prepare a project under “Prevention grant for very small businesses – chemical risks: training and support”, first compare the company’s need with the operations and beneficiaries described on this page. Prepare a project presentation, a budget forecast and the supporting documents requested by the managing body. Check the application timetable and the eligibility of costs before making commitments.
Timeline
No end date is known for this scheme at present. Confirm with the managing body that the scheme is open and that the timetable is still valid.
Key facts
- Funder
- Cnam (Caisse nationale de l'assurance maladie)
- Type of funding
- Grant
- Status
- Ongoing
- Funding rate
- 70%
- Automatically extracted — check the official source
- Geographic scope
- All of France
Frequently asked questions
What project can be submitted?
Service 1: training an employee as the company’s chemical risk resource person; Service 2: chemical risk assessment of the establishment carried out by a service provider.
Who can apply for this aid?
Companies with 1 to 49 employees under the general scheme that meet the administrative criteria and regulatory requirements on occupational risk prevention.
What amount and deadlines should I plan for?
A grant of at least €500, covering 70% of the amount excluding VAT spent on services. Confirm the end date and that the scheme is open.
Official source
No official URL is available in our data for this grant.
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