In the context of the Covid-19 epidemic, the professional organization Les Canalisateurs has mobilized to adapt the implementation of precautionary measures to the specificities of the jobs of constructor of wet, dry and thermal networks.
These measures were established on the basis of barrier gestures and "Guide to health safety recommendations for the continuity of construction activities during the Covid-19 epidemic" OPPBTP.
The Pipeline Prevention Commission has established 15 "prevention sheets", specific to pipeline works, to support companies in the sector in resuming activity. They are the result of work carried out by the contractors and preventers of the Prevention Commission. These sheets have been validated by the OPPBTP. The OPPBTP guide being "multi-trades", it is of course essential to favor these files, which take into account the specificities of the trades of the companies of installation and rehabilitation of the networks.
Each "Prevention sheet" identifies a situation where teams are faced with the risk of contamination / spread to Covid-19 and describes step by step the actions to be taken to control the risk of contamination. For each context, the sheet addresses the activities concerned and presents the collective and personal protections to be used as well as in detail the different stages of the operating mode to be respected.
Sheets available on https://canalisateurs-covid19.fr/
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