Mandatory legal notices

The entire Website as well as each of its components including texts, diagrams, tree diagrams, any software, animations, images, photographs, illustrations, videos, graphical or editorial representations, logos, etc. are intellectual works protected by the French Intellectual Property Code and any other applicable international legislation.

Only QHSE CONCEPT is authorised (directly or through licences or authorisations) to use the Website components, the domain names, brands, models, etc. as well as the images and editorial contents reproduced on the Website. Users are strictly forbidden from using all or part of the Website including downloading, reproducing, transmitting, representing or disseminating its content unless for personal and private non-commercial use. Users who breach these provisions are liable to sanctions laid out in the French Intellectual Property Code in particular with respect to copyright and trademark infringement, and to those laid down in the French Civil Code as regards civil liability. It is forbidden to create any hypertext link redirecting to any web page or site component without prior written authorisation by QHSE CONCEPT, which may revoke the authorisation at any time.

QHSE CONCEPT has no control over any content, web site or other material with a hypertext link directing to the Website or to any of the Website’s components. It therefore accepts no responsibility (including editorial) with respect to access to these sites and their contents.

Where possible, QHSE CONCEPT endeavours to ensure the Website is always accessible. However, it is not obliged to do so. QHSE CONCEPT may therefore interrupt access to the Website to carry out maintenance, for updates or for any other technical or editorial reasons, without informing users in advance. QHSE CONCEPT may not be held liable for the consequences of these interruptions on users or on third parties. Furthermore, QHSE CONCEPT will not be liable if users are unable to access all or part of the Website due to technical problems or any other problem related but not limited to:

• network failure and/or congestion,
• failure by internet service providers,
• human or electrical error,
• any malicious intervention,
• any software or hardware malfunction,
• a case of force majeure.