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Guillaume MARTINAGE: General Manager, DQS France
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How can you avoid exposing your employer to civil liability for occupational risks? Knowing the definition of fault and the various stages in the procedure will help you better assess the risk.
An industrial accident occurs or an occupational disease is recognized, and the victim applies for recognition of inexcusable fault.
What do you need to do now?
What do you need to check?
How does the procedure work?
What risks does the company run?
What are the financial implications for the company?
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