It is with deep emotion that the OPPBTP learned of the disappearance of its former secretary general Jean-Pierre STASI, at the age of 83, which occurred on October 13, 2023 in Djerba (Tunisia).
Jean-Pierre STASI was appointed general secretary of the OPPBTP on November 10, 1999. Supported by the Bureau at the time, Dr Pierre-André LEGLEYE of the CGT and Jean-Michel GIFFARD of the FFB, he took many courageous decisions to provide solid foundations for the Organization in its financing, its organization and its deployment methods.
Under his leadership, the OPPBTP resolutely took on its advisory role and abandoned its control role which continued through “unannounced” site visits. This is how the company support approach was developed, based on a framework which is today found in the occupational health and safety certification processes of companies.
Jean-Pierre STASI also carried out an important institutional reform with the decree of August 7, 2007. At the end of this reform, the Council of the national committee of the OPPBTP became the only executive governance body, the Councils of the regional committees concentrating on dialogue between social partners, the identification of prevention solutions, and support for regional management.
His commitment to prevention and to the protection of human life will leave an indelible mark in the field of occupational health and the construction sector.
The OPPBTP sends all its thoughts and presents its most sincere condolences to his family and loved ones.
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