#DEVK1239246AArrêté of December 13, 2012, on the Organization and Program of the Professional Competition for Chief Technician in Sustainable Development
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The law regulates the organization and content of the professional competition for accessing the position of chief technician in sustainable development in France. It outlines the structure of the competition, including eligibility and admission tests, which candidates must take based on their chosen specialization. The law specifies the different specialties available, the format and content of the exams, the criteria for evaluation, and the responsibilities of the jury overseeing the competition.
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Key Changes
- Establishment of a professional competition for the position of chief technician in sustainable development.
- Introduction of specific specializations candidates can choose from.
- Clear definition of the examination structure, including written and oral components.
Obligations
What this law requires
Candidates must choose one of three specialties during registration: general techniques, infrastructure exploitation and maintenance, or maritime navigation, security and fisheries resource management
The professional competition must include an admissibility test (épreuve d'admissibilité) and an admission test (épreuve d'admission)
Candidates in the 'general techniques' specialty must be evaluated on building and construction, urban planning and development, infrastructure and transport, information systems, risk management and prevention, and environment and biodiversity topics
Candidates in the 'infrastructure exploitation and maintenance' specialty must be evaluated on building management and maintenance, infrastructure maintenance and operation, and civil engineering techniques
Candidates in the 'maritime navigation, security and fisheries' specialty must be evaluated on ship safety, pollution prevention, maritime activity control, marine cultures, fisheries protection, marine environment, and maritime navigation