PRODUCTS SYSTEMS GUIDES MARKETS & REGULATIONS DOCUMENTATION SERVICES FOR PROFESSIONALS KNOW ISOVER SERVICES FOR PROFESSIONALS FINANCIAL AID FOR RENOVATION NEW RGE: INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE New RGE: instructions for use Since January 1, 2021, the RGE label has had a new nomenclature for energy renovation work. While site controls were tightened in September 2020, the categories of work are changing for greater consistency and better delineation of the work. At the same time, an experiment with the RGE label is being set up for two years, which allows you, if you are not yet an RGE, to provide your customers with financial aid such as MaPrimeRénov '. Created in 2013, the Recognized Guarantor of the Environment (RGE) label is evolving. A redesign carried out in September 2020 has already led to the reinforcement of controls on construction sites. In 2021, it will be time to reformulate the categories of work and areas of expertise in order to better identify RGE professionals. The nomenclature of the work came into force on 1 st January 2021. Who is affected by the new RGE? All professionals with RGE qualifications are concerned. We must distinguish the EGR qualifications obtained and / or revised from 1 st January 2019 will be subject to the rules of the new EGR from the EGR 01/01/2021 and qualifications obtained before 1 st January 2019, for which the device s 'will apply when they are revised. Nomenclature 2021: new RGE work families Families, categories, domains: how to navigate? Nineteen categories, divided into two families, replace the 12 domains that existed until then. A “System” family groups together categories from 1 to 8; an “Insulation” family concerns categories 9 to 15 (see table). In this “Insulation” family, there are now two RGE categories for wall insulation: wall insulation from the outside and wall insulation from the inside. Likewise, certain categories belong to a third category called "critical".identified as more pathogenic and more prone to non-quality or complaints. This category is subject to increased surveillance, with the obligation to justify two compliant audits during the qualification cycle. The categories concerned in particular are: thermal insulation materials for lost attic floors, thermal insulation materials for floors on unheated premises. Implementation of the new nomenclature of RGE work areas The old areas of work are now divided into several categories. For each category of work held after reclassification, as an RGE professional, you must: be insured to carry out the work in the categories of work concerned; be able to justify your specific business skills related to this activity; be able to present, during the audit, 5 reference sites per category of work held. Note : all professionals will have been reclassified for January 1, 2021 and will have identified the only categories of work for which they can be RGE. Which sites to declare? What is the number of sites required per category of work? The new version of the RGE label requires: 5 sites to be presented by category of work. They must be less than 24 months old or, failing that, less than 48 months; 2 sites only if the company certifies that it does not have other eligible sites at the time of the declaration. How to transmit data relating to construction sites? A platform will be set up to allow organizations involved in the RGE system (Anah, Ademe, etc.) to directly transmit references from assisted sites to Qualibat. This will facilitate administrative procedures and reinforce the random nature of audits. The company must accept the transmission of data relating to its sites, under penalty of automatically losing its RGE qualifications. RGE audits: user guide In fgeneral The new RGE retains the principle of a single audit per family of work (excluding the “critical” category). This must be carried out per cycle (2 to 4 years), within 24 months following the attribution of the RGE sign. For so-called “critical” work, two audits must be carried out per cycle (2 to 4 years). In practice From now on, the number of scheduled audits will depend on the categories of work held by the company and this throughout the qualification period. • “System” family without a “critical” category: 1 audit must be carried out. • “System” family with “critical” category (3 to 6): 2 audits are required on one of the critical categories and, if applicable, 1 audit on each other critical category of the “System” family must be carried out (except if you have the PAC / CET qualification - biomass boiler / independent device). • “Insulation” family without “critical” category: 1 audit must be carried out. • “Insulation” family with “critical” category (14 and 15): 2 audits are required on one of the critical categories and, if applicable, 1 audit on the other critical category of the “Insulation” family must be carried out. IMPORTANT : Only the QUALIBAT organization can determine the choice of categories and audited sites. Additional audits: under what conditions? In the event of a major non-conformity detected during an audit on a category of work, an additional audit is required on the same category of work + an audit on each of the other categories of the same family not audited during the qualification period; In the event of a report, a complaint from a third party towards the companies or in the case of a presumption of poor workmanship, an additional audit may be triggered on the category of work involved and / or on the other categories held by the company. 'business. You are not yet RGE? 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