Installations Classées pour la Protection de l'Environnement ICPESciences pour l'Ingénieur (ERE)

Know: • The history, framework, hierarchy and interlinkage of the various legislative and regulatory obligations applicable to ECCI:

• Act No. 766663 of 19 July 1976 on the ICPE (Environmental Code)
• Decree No. 77-1133 of 21 September 1977 (Decree No. 96-18 of 5 January 1996)
• SEVESO III Directive
• Act No. 87-565 of 22 July 1987 on the organization of civil security
• Directive 2012/18/EU of 04/07/2012 SEVESO III and adopted on 26 May 2014
• Law of 30 July 2003 on the prevention of technological and natural hazards and the repair of damage • Know the actors involved in this regulation Master: • The obligations arising from the ICPE nomenclature, • The preparation of an administrative file relating to an EPCI and the preparation of information and communication of the file to the public and administration.

General framework and definitions Historical background Legislative and regulatory framework • The main international, community and French texts (Act No. 76-663 of 19 July 1976, Decree No. 77-1133 of 21 September 1977, Decree of 2 February 1998 and of 3 January 1997, Presentation of the articulation of the Permanent Environmental Code) Nomenclature Facilities subject to declaration, declaration with control, registration, authorisation, authorisation with easement of public utility. Reporting procedure Authorisation procedure / registration procedure • Different phases, deadlines and actors • The prefectural order of authorization to operate (structure, life cycle of the order). Formulation of an ICPE file: Presentation of the approach and conceptual tools. • Regulatory maps and plans • Description • Impact assessment • Hazard study • Notice of compliance with legislative and regulatory requirements on health and safety Special case of ICPE SEVESO • SEVESO Directive: its content, its translation into French law • Study of the hazards of installations subject to the SEVESO Directive • The POI - the PPI - the SMS • Public information obligations Administrative structure and applicable sanctions (The Higher Council of the ICPE, Inspection of classified facilities: missions and control; Tax on CIPEs; Administrative and criminal sanctions relating to ICPEs) Public inquiry procedure Interrelation between the PLU, urban planning rules and an ICPE facility Difference between an extension and an industrial site creation The life of an ICPE: evolution of installations, modifications, cessation of activities. Application of and articulation between the main pieces of legislation that govern the emissions of the CIPE. Articulation with other regulations (water law, waste legislation, nature protection law...) The actors: Inspection of classified installations, DREAL, Prefect, MEDD, DIREN, SPPPPI, ADEME, INERIS, AFSSE

Implementation project: Case study

Table Control (Duration 1h30) + Case Study