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Practical sheet | REF: FIC1309 V1

Accidental pollution risks: definitions and obligations

Author: Sarah PELLETIER

Publication date: April 10, 2014, Review date: November 27, 2016 | Lire en français

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5. How do you deal with an accident?

When an accident occurs, your obligations vary depending on the type of facility you operate.

5.1 Your plant is not classified

You are under no particular legal obligation to the authorities, but it is advisable to keep a record of your efforts so that, in the event of a dispute, you can establish the nature and date of your interventions to reduce or eliminate the impact of the accident.

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5.2 Your plant is classified, regardless of its classification status (D, E or A).

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