Invited on franceinfo on Tuesday, the former general secretary of the CGT reported “181 accidents, around thirty serious accidents and no fatal accidents”, “no irreparable injuries”.
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“We had four times fewer work accidents on the Olympic construction sites” compared to the national average, “This shows that it is possible to reduce the accident rate” beyond the Games, says Bernard Thibault, co-president of the Paris 2024 Social Charter Monitoring Committee, invited Tuesday July 30 on franceinfo. The former general secretary of the CGT reports “181 accidents, around thirty serious accidents and no fatal accidents”, “no irreparable injury.”
“One in two deaths at work in France comes from the construction and public works sector. Here, if we take the number of hours worked in relation to the national average, we have had four times fewer work accidents on Olympic construction sites with the measures we have taken”he explains.