Question 14380 — work accidents and occupational diseases

Summary

Mr. Maxime Laisney draws the attention of the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Industrial, Energy and Digital Sovereignty to the potential non-execution by EDF of its occupational health obligations, particularly regarding post-professional monitoring. Statutory agents and subcontractor workers have not received their occupational exposure certificates or have noted the inaccuracy of these sheets professional exposure. Likewise, agents report the non-delivery of their medical files when they request them. The Social Security Code in its article D. 461-23 provides for post-occupational medical surveillance in the event of exposure to one or more of the following occupational risks: a risk likely to lead to an illness mentioned in the tables of occupational diseases; an exposure to a carcinogen, mutagen or reprotoxic agent; exposure to ionizing radiation. An inventory of exposures (article R. 4624-28-3 of the labor code), an exposure certificate completed by the employer and the occupational physician, or a document from the occupational health medical file (article L. 4624-8 of the labor code) makes it possible to justify exposure to these risks. However, it would appear that due to the deficiencies of the nuclear operator, the post-professional surveillance provided for by the labor code is not effective for many statutory agents and retired subcontractors who have worked in nuclear power plants. To the extent that the State holds 100% of the capital of EDF, the MP wants to know what actions it plans to put in place in order to make post-professional medical surveillance effective.

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