RVSF Depollution Process Non-Compliance: Risks Explained

Depollution is the most environmentally sensitive part of RVSF operations, and non-compliance here carries the most serious risk category.

Improper handling of fuel, oil, coolant, or batteries during depollution poses genuine environmental and safety risks, distinct from more administrative compliance gaps elsewhere in the licensing framework.

Given this elevated risk profile, depollution process non-compliance tends to receive particular regulatory scrutiny and can carry more serious consequences than less environmentally sensitive compliance gaps.

Ensuring depollution procedures are genuinely followed in daily operations — not just documented on paper for inspection purposes — is essential given both the regulatory and genuine environmental stakes involved.

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