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Chargé de mission Qualité & Environnement Confirmé

VINCI Energies • France • Added on Aug 5, 2026
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As a senior member of the QSE team at TUNZINI, you will take full ownership of the environmental and quality management systems across construction sites and regional offices. Your daily work involves steering ISO 9001 and 14001 certifications, conducting internal audits, and ensuring that operational teams translate high-level standards into practical onsite habits. You are the bridge between corporate strategy and technical execution.

This role is pivotal because it moves beyond standard safety to drive decarbonization and circularity within the heavy construction sector. You will lead the transition toward low-carbon practices, such as tool retrofitting and material reuse, while managing the prestigious EcoVadis evaluation. It is a rare chance to implement concrete sustainability in high-stakes tertiary building projects that define the Ile-de-France skyline.

This suits someone who possesses at least five years of experience in technical or industrial environments and thrives on transforming complex regulatory requirements into clear, actionable progress for operational staff.

Job FAQs

What are the main missions and responsibilities of this role?

You will be responsible for piloting and animating the Quality and Environment management systems, ensuring full compliance with ISO 9001 and 14001 standards. This involves managing the entire audit cycle, from internal preparation to coordinating with external AFNOR auditors, and tracking any corrective actions to closure. Beyond basic compliance, you will actively deploy the Group’s CSR policies across various agencies and construction sites. This includes monitoring performance indicators, preparing management reviews, and managing specialized technical certifications such as Qualibat, ensuring that the company’s operational excellence is consistently documented and improved.

Key learning opportunities for this job

In this role, you will gain deep expertise in the EcoVadis evaluation framework and how it integrates with traditional QSE systems in a large-scale industrial context. This is a high-level opportunity to see how global sustainability strategies from a major group like VINCI Energies are localized within a specialized energy business unit. You will also develop advanced skills in environmental auditing for the construction sector, learning the nuances of sustainable building standards like BREEAM, HQE, and BBC Effinergie. Exposure to large-scale tertiary projects will enhance your ability to manage complex multi-stakeholder certification processes.

How does the ideal candidate look like (experience, skills)?

The ideal candidate holds a Master’s degree in QSE or Sustainability and brings at least five years of experience, preferably within the BTP, energy, or industrial sectors. You must have a proven track record of successfully leading AFNOR certification audits and managing EcoVadis submissions. Technical mastery of ISO standards is essential, but soft skills are equally critical. We look for a profile who can advise and persuade operational teams on the ground, making environmental constraints understandable and manageable for site managers and technicians.

Advice to stand out and make a successful application

To stand out, emphasize your field experience rather than just your theoretical knowledge of ISO standards. TUNZINI is an operational business; showing that you understand the day-to-day reality of a construction site or an HVAC project will resonate more than a generic list of certifications. Additionally, highlight any specific experience you have with circular economy initiatives, such as material reuse or tool retrofitting. Demonstrating that you can bridge the gap between 'Quality Control' and 'Sustainability Innovation' will mark you as a forward-thinking candidate aligned with the company’s evolving vision.

What aspects of the company's sustainability is this role likely to focus on?

The role focuses heavily on the environmental transition of the construction sector. You will likely work on decarbonization through energy efficiency, the reduction of carbon footprints on-site, and the promotion of the circular economy through material recovery and reuse. You will also serve as a key driver for social and governance transparency. By managing EcoVadis and CSR reporting, you ensure that the business unit meets the rigorous ethical and environmental standards expected by global clients and the VINCI Group headquarters.

What are the main challenges someone in this role might face?

One of the primary challenges will be maintaining consistency across diverse projects, ranging from small local interventions to massive tertiary developments. Ensuring that every site adheres to the same high environmental standards requires constant vigilance and excellent communication. You may also face the challenge of cultural change. Transitioning teams from a traditional QSE mindset—focused primarily on safety and quality—to a broader CSR mindset that includes proactive environmental stewardship and circularity can encounter initial resistance that requires patience and pedagogical skill.

How could a typical day look like for someone in this position?

A typical day might begin with an internal audit at a construction site in Nanterre to verify environmental compliance, followed by a meeting with agency managers to review performance indicators. You will likely spend time analyzing data for the upcoming management review or updating the QSE documentation system. Afternoons might be dedicated to advising operational teams on specific technical challenges, such as waste management protocols for a HQE-certified building, or coordinating with the Group's CSR department to align local actions with global sustainability targets.

What are the opportunities for professional growth and development in this role?

Given the size of VINCI Energies, this role offers significant internal mobility. Success in this business unit could lead to regional QSE management roles or specialized corporate sustainability positions at the group level. As the energy sector continues to prioritize the green transition, your expertise in low-carbon construction and EcoVadis management will position you as a high-value expert. You could eventually move toward strategic CSR consulting or lead large-scale environmental transformation programs for major infrastructure projects.

The main stakeholders you might be interacting with

You will interact daily with operational site managers and agency heads to ensure on-the-ground compliance. Internally, you report to the QSE Manager and work closely with the wider safety and quality teams to harmonize policies. Externally, you will be the primary point of contact for certification bodies (AFNOR), environmental auditors, and third-party evaluators like EcoVadis. You may also engage with clients and subcontractors to align environmental expectations and ensure the successful delivery of certified sustainable buildings.

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