#SFHP2614744ATraining for Public Health and Environmental Control Officers
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This order sets the training framework for public officials who carry out health and environmental protection inspections. The training will be organized by the French School of Public Health and the National Centre for Territorial Public Service, and participants will receive a certificate of attendance. The program covers practical inspection work, including agents' powers and duties, how to prepare and conduct inspections, how to deal with obstacles, how to write reports, and what administrative or criminal steps may follow findings of insanitary conditions or hygiene breaches.
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Key Changes
- Assigns the French School of Public Health and the National Centre for Territorial Public Service to organize and deliver the required training
- Requires a certificate of attendance for participants
- Defines the training topics, including inspection powers, field procedures, report writing, and follow-up actions after hygiene or insanitary findings
Obligations
What this law requires
The French School of Public Health and the National Centre for Territorial Public Service must organize and deliver the training required under Article R. 1312-1 of the Public Health Code for agents carrying out health and environmental protection controls.
The French School of Public Health and the National Centre for Territorial Public Service must issue an attendance certificate to participants who complete the required training.
The required training program must cover the prerogatives and obligations of agents responsible for health and environmental protection controls.
The required training program must cover how control agents prepare inspection missions, from receipt of a report or signalement through appointment scheduling.
The required training program must cover how control agents conduct inspection missions in real-life situations and address obstacles to completing those missions.