Domain Engineer - Occupational Safety

We will achieve together

You will be responsible for supporting one or more company activities in the implementation and monitoring of SIG's health and safety policy. As a Domain Engineer - Occupational Safety, you advise the Management, hierarchy and collaborators on occupational safety and health protection issues. You carry out risk assessments by unit, in collaboration with line managers and after consulting the teams. You actively contribute to the development of the health and safety management system.

Your energy in the service of a sustainable Geneva

As part of your role, you will be specifically responsible for:

• Ensuring the implementation of occupational health and safety according to the applicable legal bases (CFST 6508);
• Leading the health and safety management system in the relevant department(s) with managers and teams and ensuring its certification;
• Supporting and providing safety expertise during the design and construction of projects for structures or networks, from preliminary study to completion;
• Implementing fire quality assurance in accordance with AEAI requirements;
• Maintaining relations with competent authorities as well as with internal and external stakeholders.

Your personality and skills

You demonstrate autonomy and initiative, while respecting deadlines and the responsibilities entrusted to you. You have a keen sense of rigour and the ability to work in a team, to arbitrate and to persuade. Comfortable in communication, you know how to negotiate with a variety of interlocutors and manage a budget.

You possess solid technical knowledge, particularly in reading plans and technical diagrams, as well as skills in construction project management. You master risk and accident analysis methodologies and have expertise in various safety fields (site coordination, work at height, confined spaces, ATEX), with a particular specialisation in AEAI matters. Good knowledge of management systems and/or SIG core professions will be an asset.

This position requires a driving licence as well as one or more CFST/AEAI certificates.

You hold a HES engineering degree, complemented by a postgraduate CFST safety engineer training or a CFST-recognised occupational safety engineer diploma. You have 5 to 10 years of experience in project management. Experience in training, AEAI (expert or specialist) and/or site safety coordination (civil engineering, excavations) is an advantage.

Joining SIG means participating in change!

SIG is a local public company serving the population, businesses and public authorities of Geneva. It provides a wide range of services in energy distribution, water and waste recovery. As the industrial arm of the State of Geneva, it is committed to an ambitious ecological transition.

Concerned with promoting equality between women and men as well as diversity within its teams, our institution encourages applications from everyone, regardless of gender, origin or any other personal characteristic.

In areas where women are currently underrepresented, female applications are particularly encouraged.

Job posting no. 8202

Application deadline

2 October 2026