DUERP: create or update your psychosocial risks section

Why an up-to-date DUERP is essential
A penalty that no longer goes through a judge
The DREETS (French regional labour authority) can now issue an administrative fine directly, without judicial proceedings: up to €4,000 per employee in the absence of a compliant DUERP, doubled for repeat offences. For a 20-employee company, the maximum exposure reaches €80,000.
An incomplete DUERP treated as a missing DUERP
A document that exists but is outdated or incomplete is not "almost compliant": in the event of an inspection or workplace accident, it can be legally treated as a total absence of DUERP, with the same consequences.
An update schedule set by law, not just annual
Article R4121-2 of the French Labour Code sets out three mandatory update triggers: at least once a year for companies with 11 or more employees, whenever a significant change affects working conditions, and as soon as new information relevant to a risk assessment comes to light.
A steering tool, not just an obligation
Beyond compliance, an up-to-date DUERP lets a company objectify its real risks, prioritise prevention actions, and feed a concrete PAPRIPACT (the annual prevention action plan), rather than remaining a theoretical document disconnected from the field.
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Why the PSR section of the DUERP deserves particular attention
Legal and financial risk
A vaguely handled PSR section can be enough to make the entire document non-compliant, with the penalties described above as the consequence.
Unmeasured human risk
Most DUERPs list psychosocial risks without a rigorous method of objectification. Without that rigour, it's impossible to measure their real impact on employees' mental health, or to prioritise the actions that would actually make a difference.
Notre accompagnement des collectivités sur le volet RPS du DUERP
Un cadrage avec l'autorité territoriale et la direction générale
Nous définissons ensemble le périmètre, les unités de travail et un calendrier compatible avec l'échéance 2028 et le rythme de vos instances.
Une objectivation service par service
Nous nous appuyons sur des outils scientifiques reconnus (INRS, Karasek, COPSOQ), adaptés aux métiers territoriaux, avec des modalités de recueil pensées pour tous les agents, y compris ceux qui travaillent sur le terrain.
Une mesure de l'impact sur la santé mentale des agents
Au-delà du recensement, nous mesurons les effets des risques identifiés (usure professionnelle, épuisement, conséquences des incivilités) pour prioriser les actions selon leur poids réel.
Un travail en lien avec vos acteurs de prévention
Assistants et conseillers de prévention, F3SCT, service de médecine préventive : nos résultats s'intègrent à votre dialogue social et à votre organisation existante. La restitution est adaptée aux élus comme aux équipes de direction.
Une approche genrée intégrée par défaut
Expositions différenciées selon les métiers et le genre, agissements sexistes, VSST : cette lecture fait partie de l'analyse dès le départ.


What a solid PSR section should cover
Pourquoi les collectivités font confiance à Qualisocial pour le volet RPS de leur DUERP

FAQ : le DUERP dans les collectivités
Does Qualisocial work on the whole DUERP, or only part of it?
Our support focuses specifically on the psychosocial risks (PSR) section of the DUERP. Other risk categories (physical, chemical, biological, etc.) are not covered by this offer and must be assessed separately, either in-house or through another provider.
Our support focuses specifically on the psychosocial risks (PSR) section of the DUERP. Other risk categories (physical, chemical, biological, etc.) are not covered by this offer and must be assessed separately, either in-house or through another provider.
Is this PSR section enough to make my DUERP compliant?
No. The DUERP must cover every professional risk category, work unit by work unit. Our support secures the PSR part, often the most fragile and least objectified, but it needs to be combined with an assessment of the other risk categories for full compliance.
No. The DUERP must cover every professional risk category, work unit by work unit. Our support secures the PSR part, often the most fragile and least objectified, but it needs to be combined with an assessment of the other risk categories for full compliance.
When does the PSR section of the DUERP need to be updated?
Under article R4121-2 of the French Labour Code, an update is required at least once a year for companies with 11 or more employees, whenever a significant change occurs (relocation, reorganisation, new work organisation), or as soon as new information changes a risk assessment. This applies just as much during a transformation as during business as usual.
Under article R4121-2 of the French Labour Code, an update is required at least once a year for companies with 11 or more employees, whenever a significant change occurs (relocation, reorganisation, new work organisation), or as soon as new information changes a risk assessment. This applies just as much during a transformation as during business as usual.
What are the consequences of an incomplete or outdated PSR section?
An incomplete DUERP is not "almost compliant": legally, it can be treated as a missing DUERP, with the same consequences in the event of a DREETS inspection or a workplace accident (administrative penalty, the employer's fault being classed as "inexcusable").
An incomplete DUERP is not "almost compliant": legally, it can be treated as a missing DUERP, with the same consequences in the event of a DREETS inspection or a workplace accident (administrative penalty, the employer's fault being classed as "inexcusable").
Que risque la collectivité avec un volet RPS incomplet ou obsolète ?
Un DUERP incomplet n'est pas « presque conforme ». En cas d'accident de service ou de maladie professionnelle, l'absence de document ou un volet RPS lacunaire fragilise la position de la collectivité et peut engager la responsabilité de l'autorité territoriale.
Un DUERP incomplet n'est pas « presque conforme ». En cas d'accident de service ou de maladie professionnelle, l'absence de document ou un volet RPS lacunaire fragilise la position de la collectivité et peut engager la responsabilité de l'autorité territoriale.
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