Presentation
Work-linked professional degree
Subject: Quality, Hygiene, Safety, Health and the Environment
Career path: Management of Technological and Occupational Risks
This degree is supported by a partnership between Avignon University and the Académie Vaucluse Provence. It trains professionals capable of providing effective support to the management of a company or site by contributing to the risk prevention policy as part of an integrated approach.
The course offers two specialisations:
- The first focuses on the health aspects of technological risks of nuclear origin,
- the second deals with environmental impact studies: water, air, soil and waste management.
This professional degree is offered to holders of a scientific or technological baccalaureate +2 or equivalent (see Admission tab).
The course is based on an apprenticeship or professional training contract, depending on the candidate's profile.
Objectives
As key contacts for technical teams, these future middle managers will be able to develop an integrated risk prevention and management policy, i.e. :
- identify, analyse and assess occupational and technological risks ;
- implement prevention and protection measures to reduce their occurrence and impact, and measure their relevance and effectiveness;
- keep a regulatory and technical watch ;
- to implement and promote QHSSE management standards in order to encourage all staff to adopt the risk management and prevention approach.
Special features
The course, which is predominantly scientific and multidisciplinary, enables students to acquire the following skills (see also RNCP sheet 30098):
Scientific and technical skills
- Participate in the identification, assessment, prevention and reduction of occupational risks of physical and chemical origin, as well as fire and explosion risks;
- Demonstrate critical analysis and scientific rigour to propose innovative solutions with a view to continuously improving worker protection;
- be familiar with the relevant regulations and legislation (environmental law, ICPE and ERP classification, insurance law, labour law, health and safety);
- Monitor technological and regulatory developments in accordance with the QHSSE standards and regulations in force, in relation to health and safety at work and the environment;
- master the tools for managing occupational and environmental risks (prevention plan, cause tree, fault tree, OHS indicators, etc.) and be familiar with the main standards (ISO 9001, 14001, 45001, etc.);
- communicate (including in English) by organising awareness-raising and staff training initiatives, leading working groups and taking part in CSE meetings.
Depending on the specialisation
- Nuclear Risks: assessing and optimising nuclear risks in terms of safety, in compliance with the regulations in force; the speciality consists of the theoretical and practical parts of the Radiation Protection Competent Person training course (PCR level 2 - Industry sector, Nuclear option - Order 18/2/2019) and concludes with the presentation of the certification.
- Environmental risks: understanding and assessing the impact of pollutants on the environment (air, water, soil); mastering waste treatment and recovery methods.
Organisational skills
- Leading and implementing a prevention approach adapted to these risks in compliance with legislation
- Define the most appropriate technical, human and organisational preventive actions in order to draw up the Single Document and check their effectiveness
- Work independently and show initiative
Interpersonal skills
- working as part of a team ;
- master conventional and technical English ;
- communicate, particularly in crisis situations.
Courses
Work experience in a company (34 weeks on average) - apprenticeship or professional training contract covering the training period.
Partnerships
Corporate partnerships
The partnership with the Académie Vaucluse Provence enables us to maintain long-term relationships with local companies that offer work-linked training directly. A dedicated training adviser assists applicants in their search for a company (improving CVs and covering letters, preparing for interviews, etc.).
Company placement contact : Olivier Barré
School partnerships
ACADEMY VAUCLUSE PROVENCE
60 Chemin de Fontanille
BP 51242
84911 CEDEX
Subject: Quality, Hygiene, Safety, Health and the Environment
Career path: Management of Technological and Occupational Risks
This degree is supported by a partnership between Avignon University and the Académie Vaucluse Provence. It trains professionals capable of providing effective support to the management of a company or site by contributing to the risk prevention policy as part of an integrated approach.
The course offers two specialisations:
- The first focuses on the health aspects of technological risks of nuclear origin,
- the second deals with environmental impact studies: water, air, soil and waste management.
This professional degree is offered to holders of a scientific or technological baccalaureate +2 or equivalent (see Admission tab).
The course is based on an apprenticeship or professional training contract, depending on the candidate's profile.
Objectives
As key contacts for technical teams, these future middle managers will be able to develop an integrated risk prevention and management policy, i.e. :
- identify, analyse and assess occupational and technological risks ;
- implement prevention and protection measures to reduce their occurrence and impact, and measure their relevance and effectiveness;
- keep a regulatory and technical watch ;
- to implement and promote QHSSE management standards in order to encourage all staff to adopt the risk management and prevention approach.
Special features
The course, which is predominantly scientific and multidisciplinary, enables students to acquire the following skills (see also RNCP sheet 30098):
Scientific and technical skills
- Participate in the identification, assessment, prevention and reduction of occupational risks of physical and chemical origin, as well as fire and explosion risks;
- Demonstrate critical analysis and scientific rigour to propose innovative solutions with a view to continuously improving worker protection;
- be familiar with the relevant regulations and legislation (environmental law, ICPE and ERP classification, insurance law, labour law, health and safety);
- Monitor technological and regulatory developments in accordance with the QHSSE standards and regulations in force, in relation to health and safety at work and the environment;
- master the tools for managing occupational and environmental risks (prevention plan, cause tree, fault tree, OHS indicators, etc.) and be familiar with the main standards (ISO 9001, 14001, 45001, etc.);
- communicate (including in English) by organising awareness-raising and staff training initiatives, leading working groups and taking part in CSE meetings.
Depending on the specialisation
- Nuclear Risks: assessing and optimising nuclear risks in terms of safety, in compliance with the regulations in force; the speciality consists of the theoretical and practical parts of the Radiation Protection Competent Person training course (PCR level 2 - Industry sector, Nuclear option - Order 18/2/2019) and concludes with the presentation of the certification.
- Environmental risks: understanding and assessing the impact of pollutants on the environment (air, water, soil); mastering waste treatment and recovery methods.
Organisational skills
- Leading and implementing a prevention approach adapted to these risks in compliance with legislation
- Define the most appropriate technical, human and organisational preventive actions in order to draw up the Single Document and check their effectiveness
- Work independently and show initiative
Interpersonal skills
- working as part of a team ;
- master conventional and technical English ;
- communicate, particularly in crisis situations.
Courses
Work experience in a company (34 weeks on average) - apprenticeship or professional training contract covering the training period.
Partnerships
Corporate partnerships
The partnership with the Académie Vaucluse Provence enables us to maintain long-term relationships with local companies that offer work-linked training directly. A dedicated training adviser assists applicants in their search for a company (improving CVs and covering letters, preparing for interviews, etc.).
Company placement contact : Olivier Barré
School partnerships
ACADEMY VAUCLUSE PROVENCE
60 Chemin de Fontanille
BP 51242
84911 CEDEX
Domain: Agrosciences, Environment and Health
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Dean : Stephane Nottin
Teaching and laboratory team
Elisabeth Pozzo di Borgo, Njara Rakotomanomana, Olivier Banton and Simon Marcellin
