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As part of the Human Resources Department, the QHSE Technician contributes to the deployment and continuous improvement of the QHSE system across all production sites and units. In this capacity, it participates in: Identifying and assessing occupational risks related to industrial activities; Participate in the development and updating of risk analyses and occupational risk assessments; Carry out QHSE inspections and visits to the various workstations and work areas; Identify dangerous situations, deviations and non-conformities and propose corrective and preventive actions; Monitor the implementation of QHSE actions; Participate in the development and monitoring of QHSE indicators and dashboards; Contribute to the investigation and analysis of accidents, incidents and hazardous situations; Participate in staff awareness and training on safety, hygiene and risk prevention rules; Ensure compliance with personal protective instructions, procedures and equipment (PPE); Participate in simulation exercises and emergency prevention actions; Contribute to the monitoring of environmental aspects related to the activities of the company; Participate in the preparation of QHSE audits, controls and meetings; Ensure regular feedback of observations and anomalies observed on the ground. Job Requirements
Responsibilities
Candidate Profile: We are looking for a rigorous, responsive, organized and highly field-oriented candidate with a good understanding of QHSE issues in the industrial environment. Training: Bac+2/3 in QHSE, HSE, Industrial Safety, Environment, Quality or related field. Experience: A minimum of 1 to 3 years experience in a QHSE/HSE function, ideally in an industrial company, factory or production environment. Profiles with significant experience in occupational risk analysis are particularly sought after. Skills/ Requirements/ Qualifications: The candidate must have a good knowledge of: Identification and assessment of occupational risks; Risk analysis of work positions and activities; Prevention of accidents at work and occupational diseases; Safety procedures and rules in an industrial environment; Analysis of accidents and incidents; Management of corrective and preventive actions; Awareness and communication QHSE; Document management and QHSE reporting; Office tools, including Word and Excel. Strong sense of safety and prevention; Strong presence and ease in the industrial field; Analytical skills and ability to identify risks; Rigor and sense of organization; Ability to communicate with different hierarchical levels; Team spirit and ability to work cross-functionally; Proposition strength; Responsiveness and ability to manage emergency situations; Sense of responsibility and respect for confidentiality. Knowledge of the ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 standards is an asset. Applicant profile
Education / Qualifications
Experience Level: Medium
Years of work experience: Between 1 year and 2 years
Curriculum Vitae Appy Instructions
Interested candidates are invited to submit their updated CV, specifying in subject line: "CANDIDATE – TECHNICIAN QHSE" to the following address: NB: The deadline for applications is 30 September 2026. Only shortlisted candidates will be
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