In 1947, France was rebuilding after the war. Construction sites were vast, workers were fragile, and workplace accidents were all too frequent. One man, Pierre Caloni, a visionary engineer, would change the history of the construction industry by demonstrating that accidents were not inevitable.
Discover in video the fight of Pierre Caloni: scientifically analyzing the causes, involving workers and companies, and building a true culture of prevention.
From this vision was born the OPPBTP, a joint body dedicated to safety and health on construction sites.
For 78 years, its teams have supported companies, innovated in prevention and contributed to building a safer, more efficient and more humane construction industry.
👉 In this video, discover:
- Pierre Caloni's pioneering role in occupational risk prevention
- The creation of OPPBTP in 1947
- Major advances in construction site safety to date
- Current and future challenges for the profession
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