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For companies in the mining, metals, and minerals sector, the priority is to reduce the risks associated with exploration, extraction, and the transportation of goods—all while strictly adhering to industry standards and international and national trade regulations.
Global regulations governing the mining sector are constantly expanding and evolving, particularly in African countries. These changes must be anticipated so that the companies involved can maintain their efficiency and continue to meet their commitments.
Novallia supports these changes with NV COMPLIANCE, a digital solution for regulatory and standards monitoring and compliance. Databases of continuously updated texts, organized by requirements (the smallest unit of compliance assessment), enable organizations to stay at the forefront of regulatory developments. A user-friendly, customizable SaaS-based web application provides organizations with extremely precise control over their compliance.
In addition, Novallia’s teams assist organizations in assessing requirements and provide unlimited regulatory or technical chat support.


Novallia offers a general service in the organization and structuring of the POI with the following steps:
Under the ADR, every company whose business involves the transport of dangerous goods by road, or the packaging, loading, filling or unloading operations associated with such transport, must appoint one or more safety advisors to help prevent the risks to people, property or the environment inherent in these activities.
Novallia assists its clients in the mining sector with the transportation of hazardous goods or waste.
A hazard assessment is a technical study that identifies the risks associated with an establishment’s operations and establishes preventive measures and resources to mitigate the risks of fire, explosion, panic, and major industrial accidents.
Novallia assists companies in determining ATEX zones.
As part of explosion risk prevention, identifying ATEX hazard zones is essential. This zoning process then makes it possible to ensure that the electrical and electronic equipment in these zones is suitable for use there. The resulting DRPE (Document Relating to Explosion Protection) is prepared at the end of the service.
Novallia designs and delivers training courses adapted to the needs of companies in the fields of Environment, Health and Safety, Risks and Management Systems.
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