#TRSD2611341AProfessional Certification for Industrial Insulation Installer
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This order defines the professional certification for industrial insulation installers in France. It describes the role, skill level, work environment, and main tasks for workers who install thermal, acoustic, or fire-protection insulation on industrial equipment and networks. It matters for training providers, employers, and workers in industrial maintenance, energy efficiency, petrochemicals, nuclear, food processing, shipbuilding, and related sectors. Businesses using or hiring these workers should align job descriptions, training, and safety authorizations with the certification framework.
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Key Changes
- Defines the professional title of industrial insulation installer at level 3
- Sets out the main tasks, including installation, removal, protection, sealing, and finishing of insulation systems
- Clarifies expected work conditions, including safety rules, team-based work, sensitive industrial sites, height work, confined spaces, and required employer authorizations
Obligations
What this law requires
Industrial insulation installers must perform installation work in compliance with NF DTU 45.2 when installing thermal, acoustic, or fire-protection insulation on industrial equipment and installations.
Industrial insulation installers must select and install insulation materials appropriate to the relevant temperature and site constraints, including shells, rolls, panels, or insulating mattresses as applicable.
Industrial insulation installers must provide mechanical protection, sealing, and finishing for installed insulation using suitable flexible or rigid coverings such as sheet metal, fabric, PVC, or vapor barriers.
Industrial insulation work must be carried out according to an execution plan, layout plan, or site measurement record, and in compliance with applicable technical requirements, safety rules, and regulations.