Global Quality Health Safety and Environment Generalist Intern Apprentice

CMA CGM; Marseille; Sur place; EUR 10 000 - 13 000; Temps partiel

Résumé du poste

CMA CGM invites a Master’s in Law student to join CMA Ships in the Quality department for a 6‑month internship starting January 2027. You will monitor regulatory compliance across departments and help roll out an Excel-based compliance tool, coordinating with teams in Marseille, Le Havre and Singapore.

English is required; French is not mandatory. You will work closely with multiple departments, ensure accurate interpretation of new regulations, and report progress regularly to management.

Qualifications

• Pursuing a Master’s degree in Law focusing on maritime or transport regulation.
• Strong command of Excel and ability to analyse regulatory texts with rigor.
• Professional English; French not required.

Responsabilités

• Assess regulatory compliance with new regulations across CMA SHIPS activities.
• Coordinate with departments to integrate regulatory requirements.
• Develop and roll out a compliance tracking tool (Excel-based).
• Provide regular progress reports and document improvements.

Connaissances

Regulatory analysis

Formation

Master's in Law

Outils

Excel

Description du poste

You will join the Quality department of CMA Ships (Performance &Transformation), within a team spread across Marseille, Le Havre and Singapore. In a constantly evolving regulatory context, you will contribute tomonitoringthe Group's regulatory compliance and to rolling out a new tracking tool, working closely with all CMA Ships departments.

As part of your studies, you are looking for a 6-month internship starting January 2027

WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO?

Regulatorycomplianceassessment:Youwillassesscompliancewithnewregulationsapplicable to CMA SHIPS'activityacrossalldepartments.

Cross-department coordination: You will liaise with the Group's various departments to ensure regulatory requirements are properlytaken into account.

Tool development and rollout: You will contribute to developing and rolling out a new compliance tracking tool (currently in Excel), including team adoption.

Reporting and project follow-up: You will produce regular progress updates and highlight theameliorationachieved.

WHO ARE WE LOOKING FOR?

Education: You are pursuing aMaster's degree in Law, specializing in maritime or transport regulation.Knowledgeof internationalregulatorymattersisa plus.

Technical skills: You are comfortable with Microsoft Office tools (Excel in particular) and can analyze regulatory texts with rigor.

Languages: Professional Englishrequired; French is notrequired.

Personal qualities: You are rigorous, organized, and comfortable engaging with others: you will collaborate with multiple departments.

JOB ENVIRONMENT

Desired start date: 6 months starting January 2027