#2015-576Decree No. 2015-576 Establishing the Statute for Information and Communication Systems Engineers
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The decree establishes a specific statute for the body of Information and Communication Systems Engineers in France. It organizes the recruitment, grading, and promotion of these engineers, outlining their roles, responsibilities, and training requirements. The body consists of three grades with specific levels of responsibility and a structured career progression that involves competitive exams and internal promotions based on service time and qualifications.
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Key Changes
- Creation of a new body for Information and Communication Systems Engineers
- Implementation of structured grading and promotion systems
- Requirements for continuous training and adaptation to technological changes
Obligations
What this law requires
The Minister of Interior must recruit and appoint Information and Communication Systems Engineers
Information and Communication Systems Engineers must complete initial training within three years of appointment to the corps, then at least every three years thereafter, and upon change of functions
The Minister of Interior and the Minister responsible for civil service must jointly define by decree the content and organizational procedures for mandatory training of Information and Communication Systems Engineers
The Minister of Interior must pronounce the assignment of Information and Communication Systems Engineers to state services, public establishments, or administrative authorities and exercise powers regarding cessation of functions, detachment, and suspension from payroll
External competitive examinations must account for at least 60% of total recruitment positions offered across external and internal competitions