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JC 111 — Technology industries (blue-collar)

JC 111 social audit — blue-collar classification, safety, shifts.

Technology industry: successive shifts, dangerous machines, dense classification. Group S audits social + Well-being in parallel.

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JC 111 — the dual compliance social + safety

Mechanics, electrical engineering, electronics: JC 111 accumulates dense blue-collar scales, 3×8 shifts, sectoral premiums, and Well-being at Work Code obligations (machine safety, PPE, prevention adviser). The Group S audit covers the social scope and flags safety risk zones for referral to the external prevention service (EDPBW).

5 key obligations

  1. Blue-collar classification + regional scale

    JC 111 regional sectoral grid (Wallonia/Flanders/Brussels). Classification documented via role description.

  2. Successive shifts & premiums

    2×8 or 3×8 shift schedules, 10-25% premiums, night compensatory rest. Service roster required.

  3. Prevention adviser of appropriate level

    Depending on the number of exposed workers: level I, II or III. Appointment required from the 1st worker.

  4. Risk analysis & PPE documented

    Risk analysis document + PPE supply tracked. Safety training recorded per worker.

  5. Sectoral training plan + apprenticeship

    Continuous training hours mandatory + industry apprenticeship schemes. Annual follow-up.

Maximum SCC penalties

SCC: level 2-3 on classification & premiums. Well-being at Work: specific additional sanctions + criminal liability of the manager in case of serious accident.

Why Group S in this sector

Technology-industry expertise

Group S supports dozens of JC 111 industries. Regional scale monitoring + alerts on CBA developments.

Well-being scope flagged

The audit identifies visible shortcomings (risk analysis, adviser appointment). Direct referral to partner external prevention service for regularisation.

Industrial apprenticeship optimised

Dual-learning schemes + training premiums tracked. Maximisation of regional aid (Walloon Region, VDAB, Bruxelles Formation).

Frequently asked questions

Depending on size and risk level: < 20 workers low-exposed = level III external (EDPBW). Above that, level II or even I, possibly internal. The audit signals the required level.

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