Responsable QHSE, Sûreté
Il y a 2 jours
Toulouse, Occitania, France
GEODIS
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The day-to-day responsibilities of this role revolve around four key pillars: QHSE management, site and flow security, audit management, and securing multimodal transport operations.
• Securing Multimodal Transport & Dangerous Goods (DG) Transport:
• Ensure shipment compliance based on transport modes and relevant regulations: road (ADR), rail (RID), maritime (IMDG), and air (IATA).
• Act as the Dangerous Goods Safety Adviser (DGSA) or manage the relationship with the external adviser.
• Validate safety protocols for loading/unloading operations (managing flow/procedure interfaces).
• Supply Chain Security:
• Assess security risks associated with transport flows (cargo theft, intrusions, hijacking).
• Manage and maintain logistics security certifications, specifically AEO status (Authorized Economic Operator – Security/Safety) or requirements set by the DGAC/Gendarmerie for air freight.
• Managing Internal and External Audits:
• Internal: Plan and conduct site audits.
• External: Audit and evaluate subcontractors (carriers, freight forwarders) using rigorous assessment frameworks (e.g., SQAS for the chemical industry). Support certification audits (ISO) and inspections by customs or transport authorities.
• QHSE Management System & Continuous Improvement: Applicant's profile Required Skills (Knowledge and Know-how) This highly technical role requires a dual background in QHSE and Logistics:
• Absolute adherence to regulatory requirements
• High level of responsiveness and ability to manage stress
• Hands-on approach combined with strong analytical skills
• Economic pragmatism: Understanding supply chain timing constraints to propose QHSE solutions that ensure safety without disrupting the flow of goods. 4. Profile and Career Progression Typical Background
• Master's degree (Bac+5) in Risk Management/QHSE, with a specialization or solid experience in Supply Chain Management/International Transport.
• Highly valued certifications: Dangerous Goods Safety Adviser (DGSA/CSTMD) certificate, IRCA Auditor certification, or certified training in supply chain security (AEO/OEA).
• Languages: Fluent English mandatory.
• Securing Multimodal Transport & Dangerous Goods (DG) Transport:
• Ensure shipment compliance based on transport modes and relevant regulations: road (ADR), rail (RID), maritime (IMDG), and air (IATA).
• Act as the Dangerous Goods Safety Adviser (DGSA) or manage the relationship with the external adviser.
• Validate safety protocols for loading/unloading operations (managing flow/procedure interfaces).
• Supply Chain Security:
• Assess security risks associated with transport flows (cargo theft, intrusions, hijacking).
• Manage and maintain logistics security certifications, specifically AEO status (Authorized Economic Operator – Security/Safety) or requirements set by the DGAC/Gendarmerie for air freight.
• Managing Internal and External Audits:
• Internal: Plan and conduct site audits.
• External: Audit and evaluate subcontractors (carriers, freight forwarders) using rigorous assessment frameworks (e.g., SQAS for the chemical industry). Support certification audits (ISO) and inspections by customs or transport authorities.
• QHSE Management System & Continuous Improvement: Applicant's profile Required Skills (Knowledge and Know-how) This highly technical role requires a dual background in QHSE and Logistics:
• Absolute adherence to regulatory requirements
• High level of responsiveness and ability to manage stress
• Hands-on approach combined with strong analytical skills
• Economic pragmatism: Understanding supply chain timing constraints to propose QHSE solutions that ensure safety without disrupting the flow of goods. 4. Profile and Career Progression Typical Background
• Master's degree (Bac+5) in Risk Management/QHSE, with a specialization or solid experience in Supply Chain Management/International Transport.
• Highly valued certifications: Dangerous Goods Safety Adviser (DGSA/CSTMD) certificate, IRCA Auditor certification, or certified training in supply chain security (AEO/OEA).
• Languages: Fluent English mandatory.