TotalEnergies Marketing France is committed to the OPPBTP for training in the prevention of occupational risks

The objective is to strengthen the safety culture on construction sites and to prepare workers for occupational risks through practical training adapted to the realities on the ground.

A training course adapted to TotalEnergies Marketing France projects

To address growing safety issues on its construction sites, TMF has asked the OPPBTP to develop a specific training course, the “Introductory Safety Course”, which incorporates essential safety requirements.

This half-day training course is delivered in person across the country by OPPBTP prevention teams.

A partnership for increased safety for all stakeholders

This partnership aims to promote the safety of TotalEnergies Marketing France teams and all its partners. The goal of this collaboration is also to create a safer working environment, involving all stakeholders, and thus contribute to strengthening the culture of prevention in the construction sector.

For Hervé Jacques, Director of Continuing Professional Training at OPPBTP: "The implementation of such tailor-made training allows the OPPBTP to directly contribute to the appropriation by construction companies and employees of TotalEnergies Marketing France's risk prevention requirements while specifically addressing the challenges that workers will encounter daily in the field. This approach demonstrates TMF's strong commitment to safety on construction sites, working alongside companies to make work safer and, consequently, more efficient. It is an effective lever for improving working conditions and strengthening safety for all stakeholders in the construction sector."

For Jérôme Déchamps, Director of Network and Mobility Solutions at TotalEnergies: "At TotalEnergies, safety is not just a priority: it's a fundamental value. We are therefore proud of this partnership with the OPPBTP, which will allow our employees working on construction sites to benefit from tailored training, in line with the realities on the ground and the specific requirements of their environment."