Maritime Regulations Project Manager

Led by Rodolphe Saadé, the CMA CGM Group, a global leader in shipping and logistics, serves more than 420 ports around the world on five continents. With its subsidiary CEVA Logistics, a world leader in logistics, and its air freight division CMA CGM AIR CARGO, the CMA CGM Group is continually innovating to offer its customers a complete and increasingly efficient range of new shipping, land, air and logistics solutions.

Committed to the energy transition in shipping, and a pioneer in the use of alternative fuels, the CMA CGM Group has set a target to become Net Zero Carbon by 2050.

Through the CMA CGM Foundation, the Group acts in humanitarian crises that require an emergency response by mobilizing the Group's shipping and logistics expertise to bring humanitarian supplies around the world.

Present in 160 countries through its network of more than 400 offices and 750 warehouses, the Group employs more than 155,000 people worldwide, including 4,000 in Marseilles where its head office is located.

THE ROLE

As part of the Bunkering and Energy Transition Department, you will join the regulatory affairs team (regulatory compliance). You will work closely with several other departments and cross-functional teams within the Group, including the Energy Department, the SSE (Safety, Security, Environment) Department, the CMA Ships Department (ship construction and maintenance, crewing, etc.), Institutional Relations, and the CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) Department. You will actively participate and contribute to the cross-functional action group responsible for compliance with regulations related to greenhouse gas emissions reductions. You will also contribute to ensuring compliance of the Group's ships with safety, security, and environmental regulations by participating in regulatory monitoring.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Regulatory Monitoring:

You will contribute to monitoring international (IMO), regional, local, flag state, and classification society (IACS, etc.) maritime regulations applicable to ships (from their development to their implementation), primarily for regulations related to energy and safety.

Your technical expertise will allow you to identify and evaluate the operational impact of these regulations.

Communication:

You will be responsible for communicating and ensuring internal understanding of the issues related to maritime regulations.

Monitoring the evolution and adoption of regulations:

You may represent the Group at various committees and subcommittees organized by the International Maritime Organization (travel to London).

You will attend meetings of the World Shipping Council, ECSA, Armateurs de France, etc.

In collaboration with the members of the institutional relations team, you will participate in the Group's internal communication strategy (production of support) and external representation.

Group Compliance:

You will define and maintain procedures, methods, and tools related to regulatory compliance.

You will participate in regular meetings with the relevant teams to inform them and facilitate the implementation of compliance actions.

You will answer questions from all departments and ships regarding the interpretation of regulations.

PROFILE AND SKILLS

A graduate of a naval engineering school or the Merchant Marine School with a degree in maritime law, you have experience in the drafting and application processes of international regulations applied to the maritime sector.

Independent with a strong sense of organization, you have significant experience in a technical or operational position within the maritime industry.

You are comfortable collaborating cross-functionally and have good writing skills.

As a people person