Our services
We are your outsourced QHSE – CSR department
Four areas of expertise, plus a weekly regulatory watch. Take the area your site needs today — or all of it, under a single specification, as a one-off assignment or as year-round support.
Quality & performance
Putting the mandatory standards in place and renewing them, then keeping the quality approach alive day to day.
- An ISO 9001 (quality) and ISO 14001 (environment) baseline, then moving up with ISO 45001 and ISO 50001
- ISO 26000 – CSR, the essential specification for moving up in quality
- MASE: drafting and renewal audit for industry and construction
- “Mock certifications”, full scale, before the real audit
- Top 5, Top 15 and Top 30 quality meetings and the COPIL, COQUAL and CODIR committees
- Planning, forward-look and performance analysis, and the Performance specification
- ISO 9001
- ISO 14001
- ISO 26000
- ISO 45001
- ISO 50001
- MASE
- FDES
HSE & workplace safety
Auditing the site to locate its strengths and its critical points, then installing the documents and routines that bring accidents down.
- Safety audits: PPE, production machinery, handling and lifting, workstations, the whole site
- Global security: fire safety systems, Confidentiel Défense sites, digital security
- DUERP – PAP – PPSPS, the mandatory annual update and filing with the CRAM
- Safety Moments: setting up or reviving, starting with maintenance
- Organising the maintenance department — the keystone of the site
- Preparing and supporting CSSCT meetings (50 employees and more)
- DUERP
- PAP / PPSPS
- SSI
- CSSCT
- Confidentiel Défense
Classified sites & dealings with the State
Taking on the administrative, technical and regulatory management of your classified installations, and the dialogue with the State services.
- Setting up or changing ICPE status: Declaration, Controlled declaration, Registration, Authorisation 1 and 2, SEVESO 1 and 2
- Formal notices from the DREAL and the prefecture: a technical reply, and a justified request for extra time
- Mandatory annual SEVESO meetings — preparing, supporting, defending, explaining
- Sites in sensitive areas: national or regional nature park, Natura 2000
- ICPE
- SEVESO 1 & 2
- DREAL
- SDIS
- Natura 2000
Environment & sustainable development
Technical, regulatory and administrative work aligned with your production, with ISO 14001 as the backbone.
- Waste management plan (PGD) and audit of inert, ordinary and hazardous industrial waste
- Audit of channels, hauliers and the storage of hazardous materials
- Contaminated sites and subsoil: HSE audit and a remediation solution, for industry, local authorities and funders
- A natural reed bed for treating certain contaminated liquid flows
- Creating and setting up a complete industrial project
- Support for small and mid-sized companies seeking approval as suppliers to large industrial and Defence groups
- ISO 14001
- PGD
- DIB / DIS
- Remediation
- CSR
05 · Regulatory watch — administrative, regulatory, technical
A weekly watch, across the whole calendar year, on a digital platform: DREAL texts applicable to classified installations, technical HSE watch for your “Safety Moments”, legal watch on the CRAM and the labour inspectorate. So that your administrative, sales and technical teams have the information before the audit, not during it.
- Weekly
- Digital platform
- DREAL
- CRAM
- Labour inspectorate
A specific need, or an ambitious challenge?
We are listening, and we will build the service around it with you. After certification we remain your outsourced quality department.
Detailed catalogue
What we take on, precisely
A · Quality & performance
Mandatory standards, quality routines, performance and forward planning.
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ISO standards — implementation and management
Baseline: ISO 9001 (quality) and ISO 14001 (environment). Moving up: ISO 45001 (occupational health and safety) and ISO 50001 (energy management).
- Case 1 — you already hold ISO standards: a specification for the additional one or ones
- Case 2 — you hold none: a full specification, starting from the principle of the standard itself
- Support for every department, alongside site management and supervisors
- A full-scale “mock certification” before the real audit
- After certification we remain your outsourced quality department
Deliverable: documented system, mock audit, action plan managed through to certification
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MASE — safety and environment manual
One of the oldest safety and environmental standards, born in the oil industry in 1970. Essential in industry and construction.
- A specification site by site, company by company
- Initial implementation or renewal audit
- Day-to-day safety of workstations, in their real diversity
- Mock certification, as for ISO
Deliverable: MASE manual, specification per site, preparation for the certification audit
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ISO 26000 — CSR
The corporate social responsibility specification, which structures the whole company's move up in quality and helps retain staff.
- Articulation with the DUERP risk assessment, the PAP and the PPSPS
- All HR factors linked to workplace accidents taken into account
- Presentation to the CSSCT health and safety committee, then filing with the CRAM
- Targeted regulatory and legal watch in support
Deliverable: documented CSR approach, articulated with your HSE obligations
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Planning, forward-look and performance analysis
Analysing and auditing performance to build a process for the company to evolve: production, sales, technical and administrative departments.
- Analysis of the overall operating schedule
- Company-wide quality analysis and audit
- Performance specification
- Forward-look specification
Deliverable: Performance and Forward-look specifications, strengths and critical points
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Quality routines — Top 5 / Top 15 / Top 30 and committees
The routines that keep a quality approach alive, worth installing even without an ISO standard, to meet production targets and address the defects observed.
- Top 5: the department concerned only
- Top 15: several production departments plus site management
- Top 30: the whole site plus management plus the owning or shareholding group
- COPIL (steering committee), COQUAL (quality committee), CODIR (executive committee)
Deliverable: routines installed, model agendas, facilitation of the first sessions
B · HSE & workplace safety
Audits, mandatory documents and safety routines.
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HSE audit of the industrial site
Locating strengths and critical points, from a single workstation to the whole site. Often triggered by an acquisition, a new standard, or a request from the DREAL or the fire service.
- Safety audit of personal protective equipment
- Production machinery, handling and lifting
- Industrial workstations
- Site-wide safety audit
- The full waste chain: inert waste, ordinary and hazardous industrial waste, hauliers included
- Treatment and recovery channels for recycled materials
Deliverable: prioritised audit report, critical points and an upgrade plan
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Global security audit — ICPE, fire safety, Defence classification, digital
Securing the industrial site completely, from every regulatory and technical angle.
- Audit of the fire safety system (SSI), validation or improvement
- Audit of the ICPE classified site
- Audit of the site classified Confidentiel Défense
- Audit of overall digital security and the state of the IT systems
Deliverable: a complete picture of overall security, critical points and correction priorities
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DUERP – PAP – PPSPS
Mandatory since 5 November 2001, and since 2026 for any company with ONE employee or more. It must be updated every year: that is a legal obligation.
- Drafting the DUERP risk assessment, covering every HSE aspect
- Action and prevention plan (PAP)
- Specific safety, protection and health plan (PPSPS)
- Integration of the HR factors linked to workplace accidents
- Presentation to the CSSCT, management sign-off, filing with the relevant CRAM
- Targeted legal watch to avoid formal notices from the CRAM and the labour inspectorate
Deliverable: compliant DUERP and PAP or PPSPS, ready for the CSSCT and the CRAM
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Safety Moments — setting up or reviving
Created in the oil industry after the Second World War. The most direct lever for bringing down injuries and workplace accidents.
- Case 1: no Safety Moment in place — a full specification
- Case 2: an existing scheme to revive — full audit, keeping what works
- Roll-out by production team, or across complementary teams
- Starting with the maintenance team, the keystone of the site
- Joint work with production management and the HR department
- Benefits reported back to the site CSSCT
Deliverable: specification, roll-out schedule, facilitation of the first sessions
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Organising the maintenance department
On an advanced site, the organisation of maintenance — external contractors included — has to be first rate. There are always key points worth going back over.
- Full HSE and quality audit of the maintenance department
- Effective strengths to keep, critical points to correct
- Quality and HSE correction plan
- New overall objectives, tied directly to production
Deliverable: departmental audit, Quality and HSE plan, objectives shared with production
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Preparing and supporting CSSCT meetings
For companies of 50 employees and more. As much a CSR issue as an HSE one, and a moment where management is expected to have precise answers.
- Ensuring HSE processes are followed, in line with the law and the site's ICPE classification
- Explaining the HSE and quality process in place to the elected representatives
- Answering administrative, regulatory and technical questions
- Always in step with site management
Deliverable: meeting file, technical argument, attendance at the session
C · Classified sites & dealings with the State
ICPE, DREAL, prefecture, fire service, local authorities.
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Setting up or changing ICPE classification
Your activity has grown sharply: the classification has to move up. Do not fear the higher status — it secures your production.
- Case 1: an unclassified site to bring into ICPE classification
- Case 2: an already classified site to move up, for instance from Registration to Authorisation 1
- Survey of raw material volumes and of inert, ordinary and hazardous industrial waste
- Assembling the administrative, regulatory and technical file
- Identifying the right status, from Declaration through to SEVESO 2
- The case of moving to three shifts with weekend teams added
- Legal deadlines met, direct dealings with the DREAL and the prefecture
Deliverable: complete file filed, followed through to the order, then an ongoing QHSE contact with the State
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Formal notices from the DREAL and the prefecture
A formal notice on the desk and a legal deadline running. Our environmental engineer takes on the relationship with the DREAL and the prefecture directly.
- Establishing precisely what the formal notice demands
- Taking the legal response deadline into account
- Auditing the site covered by the notice
- Drawing up and implementing the specification for the technical corrections
- Replying to the State services immediately, with an overall completion timeframe
- Requesting an extension, justified technically and legally — that is your right
Deliverable: reasoned reply to the State services, correction plan and follow-up of its implementation
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Mandatory annual meetings — SEVESO 1 and 2 sites
The annual public information meeting, usually in June, with the DREAL, the prefecture, the fire service, the local authority and local environmental groups.
- Preparing the file and the technical argument
- Supporting management in the session
- Defending the site against unfounded accusations
- Explaining, presenting how the site has evolved and reassuring those present
Deliverable: annual report, presentation material, attendance and support at the meeting
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Sites in environmentally sensitive areas
National park, regional nature park, Natura 2000 area: environmental, administrative and regulatory obligations there are stricter than elsewhere.
- Identifying the obligations specific to the protected area
- Dedicated QHSE – CSR monitoring of those obligations
- Dealings with park authorities and local councils
- Heightened vigilance for ICPE classified sites
Deliverable: a compliance framework specific to the protected area and follow-up of the added obligations
D · Environment & sustainable development
Waste, remediation, industrial projects, supplier approval.
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Waste management plan and channels
The waste management plan and an audit of everything entering and leaving the site, raw materials included.
- Management of the waste management plan (PGD)
- Audit of inert, ordinary and hazardous industrial waste
- Audit of waste channels and hauliers
- Audit of the storage of hazardous and non-hazardous raw materials
- Material and waste recycling processes across the whole site
Deliverable: waste management plan, map of the channels, supplier specification
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Contaminated sites and subsoil
A company established for decades, or an industrial plot bought second-hand: hazardous waste was not always handled adequately. We also work for local authorities, banks and private funders.
- First case: a company long established on its own land
- Second case: a new company buying a contaminated industrial plot
- Land transferred by a local authority after the previous operator went under
- Full HSE audit of soil and subsoil
- A remediation solution matched to the planned development
Deliverable: HSE soil audit, costed remediation scenarios and the regulatory framework
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Reed bed — natural treatment of contaminated liquid flows
Depending on the type of production, some contaminated liquid flows can be treated by a natural reed bed, within the applicable regulations.
- Feasibility study according to the nature of the pollutants
- Regulatory compliance of the installation
- Dealings with the DREAL, the prefecture, park authorities and local councils
Deliverable: feasibility study and the regulatory file for the installation
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Creating and setting up an industrial project
A complete industrial project, supported from design through to commissioning, where every detail counts.
- Project creation and definition phase
- Administrative, regulatory and technical implementation
- Dealings with the DREAL, the prefecture, park authorities and local councils
- ICPE classification anticipated from the design stage
Deliverable: regulatory framework for the project, administrative files and continuous support
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Approval as a supplier to large groups
End-to-end support for small and mid-sized companies seeking to become suppliers to large industrial groups and to major Defence groups.
- Diagnosis of the client's requirements
- QHSE – CSR and documentary upgrade
- Supplier “sustainable development” specification
- Teams brought in line with the objectives
Deliverable: approval file and an upgrade roadmap
E · Regulatory watch
Administrative, regulatory, technical — every week, all year round.
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Administrative, legal and technical regulatory watch
A thorough, effective watch, weekly, across the whole calendar year, on a digital platform.
- Administrative watch
- Regulatory watch — DREAL texts applicable to classified installations
- Technical watch, in support of the “Safety Moments”
- Legal watch on the CRAM and the labour inspectorate
- Distribution to administrative, sales and technical teams and to supervisors
- Direct dealings with the DREAL, the fire service, the local authority and the prefecture
Deliverable: weekly bulletin and a dedicated digital platform, by subscription
Where to start
Tell us your situation, not the service
Directors do not buy “some ISO 45001”. They have a client demanding a certificate, a formal notice on the desk, or a DREAL meeting in six weeks.
“A client demands certification.”
ISO or MASE: a schedule worked backwards from the audit date, and a call on what is genuinely required now.
“I have a formal notice from the DREAL.”
A technical and regulatory reply, then bringing the ICPE file — and the dialogue with the State services — back up to standard.
“My site is SEVESO classified and the annual meeting is coming.”
Annual report, preparation and support at the meeting with the DREAL, the prefecture, the fire service, the local authority and local groups.
“I want to become a supplier to a large group.”
End-to-end support for small and mid-sized companies seeking approval as suppliers to large industrial and Defence groups.
“My risk assessment is out of date.”
Mandatory from one employee since 2026 and to be revised every year: DUERP, PAP or PPSPS, presentation to the CSSCT and filing with the CRAM.
“I am buying a contaminated industrial site.”
A full HSE audit of soil and subsoil, then a remediation solution. We also work for local authorities, banks and funders.