Occupational health

What is the Prevention Passport?

Publié le 02 mai 2025 - Directorate for Legal and Administrative Information (Prime Minister)

The Prevention Passport, a new service improving the follow-up of training on the prevention of occupational risks, is open to training organizations. It will gradually be open to employers and workers in 2026. This passport lists workers' achievements in the field of health and safety at work.

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Following the model of the Skills Passport, which provides information on the worker's training, diplomas and professional experience, the Occupational Health Act of 2 August 2021 created the Prevention Passport. Its purpose is to facilitate the management of occupational health and safety training obligations.

This passport includes certificates and diplomas obtained on health and safety at work by all workers, whether employed or seeking employment, in both the private and public sectors.

The training is declared on a dedicated area (training organization, employer, worker).

Prevention Passport Implementation Schedule

The Passport has just been made available to training organizations. They will be able to declare the training and qualifications obtained by the worker from 1er September 2025.

Employers will have access to the Passport from 1er quarter 2026 to centralize and monitor occupational health and safety training for their employees.

Finally, at 4e in the 2026 quarter, workers and jobseekers will be able to access this passport to complete and enhance it.