Grants for metalworking and metallurgy
In brief
A metalworking or metallurgy business can finance occupational risk prevention (welding fume extraction) or an innovative project through CARSAT Rhône-Alpes, Cnam, and Grenoble-Alpes Métropole. This page lists the schemes currently validated for this trade, with their funder and maximum amount where available.
This trade, still sparsely covered by listed schemes, covers metalworking and metallurgy.
CARSAT Rhône-Alpes and Cnam finance occupational risk prevention specific to this sector (welding fume extraction).
Grenoble-Alpes Métropole specifically finances innovative projects in the mechanical engineering and metallurgy sector.
The known maximum amount ranges from €10,000 to €75,000 depending on the scheme.
This page helps you identify relevant funding leads. It does not, however, replace an individual check of your eligibility.
Run a personalised scan to identify the public grants and funding your company may be able to access.
What projects are covered?
The grants listed here cover occupational risk prevention and innovation in the metallurgy sector.
What amount can be obtained?
Observed amounts range from €10,000 to €75,000 depending on the scheme, where the maximum amount is known.
How do you identify the funding suited to your business?
The number of schemes listed makes a manual selection lengthy, and sometimes approximate.
The Capital OS scan automatically cross-references these criteria with all referenced public grants, to identify those that genuinely apply to you:
- The nature of your project (prevention, innovation)
- Your location
Public grants for metalworking and metallurgy
Subvention Prévention TPE - Métallurgie
CARSAT Rhône-Alpes
Up to €75,000
Appel à projets Primo-innovant : pour les projets innovants de la filière mécanique/métallurgie
Grenoble-Alpes Métropole
Up to €10,000
Subvention Prévention TPE - Captage fumées de soudage
Cnam (Caisse nationale de l'assurance maladie)
Human-validated links (AideTagLink, VALIDATED status only — unreviewed proposals are never shown here). Sorted by amount, highest first (then by internal identifier to break ties between the many identical titles).
Frequently asked questions about grants for metallurgy
What public grants exist for a metallurgy business?
There are 3 open schemes listed for this trade on Capital OS, covering both occupational risk prevention and innovation support.
The full list is shown above on this page, with the funder and the maximum amount for each grant where known.
Is my business eligible for these grants?
It depends on each scheme: prevention grants target businesses exposed to welding risks, while the metropolitan call for projects requires a specific location.
This page does not presume your business's eligibility; a personalized diagnostic checks it against your actual criteria.
How do you apply for this type of grant?
The process depends on the scheme targeted: prevention grants are requested from Cnam or CARSAT, the call for projects from Grenoble-Alpes Métropole.
A personalized diagnostic first identifies the schemes that are genuinely relevant to your business, before you start the process.
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This page lists the schemes associated with this sector. The personalised report applies your real criteria — industry, size, location, project — before drawing any conclusion on eligibility.
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