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A PPMS or evacuation drill without a post-exercise review closes off a chance to improve: the same bottlenecks will resurface next time. This article details the 4-step method to collect the right indicators, structure the analysis and turn each drill into a tracked, measurable action plan.

An ERP's category (1 to 5) depends on the public and staff headcount set by Article R143-19. It mainly determines how often the safety commission visits and how heavy your building permit file must be, not the safety register's content, which stays identical for every category.

An ERT (workplace with employees) falls under the Labour Code, not the ERP regime for public venues. Adequate extinguishing means, a displayed fire safety instruction, drills every six months, and a fire permit for hot work: here is the regulatory baseline behind the employer's general safety obligation (Article L4121-1).

Since January 1, 2025, every residential condominium over 15 years old must have a multi-year work plan (PPT), regardless of its number of units. What the plan must contain, how it connects to the technical global diagnosis (DTG), and what happens if a syndicate misses the deadline: here's what the law actually requires.

A nursing home (EHPAD) is a public-access establishment (ERP) of type J, generally from 25 residents upward. Automatic detection, extinguishers, evacuation built around residents' horizontal transfer, practical drills at least twice a year, an up-to-date safety register: these obligations stem from the amended decree of 25 June 1980.

A hotel is a public-access establishment (ERP) of type O: in-room detectors, extinguishers, a displayed safety instruction and evacuation plan, and regular technical checks. Since 1 July 2026, 5th-category hotels must also have their installations verified at least every three years.

A restaurant is a public-access establishment (ERP) of type N: extinguishers suited to kitchen risks, documented upkeep of extraction ducts and hoods, and since 1 July 2026, triennial verification of technical installations, gas included, for 5th-category establishments checked by competent technicians.

Before installing cameras in a store, a retailer must document the purpose, consult the staff council, display a visible notice, and limit how long footage is kept, usually around one month. Here are the CNIL obligations that apply today, and what the pending 2026 algorithmic anti-theft experiment would change.

Your business property insurance contract depends directly on how accurately you declare your risks to the insurer. An up-to-date safety register, our ScoreRisk, and a documented prevention plan all shape how insurers price your premium, assess risk declarations, and handle claims after a loss.