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Senior Environmental Engineer

Airswift · France · Posted Sep 10, 2026

Company Airswift Location Puteaux, France Employment type Full-time Posted Sep 10, 2026 Listed via Airswift
Job Title: Senior Environmental Engineer Location: France This opportunity supports environmental studies within the oil and gas sector, with a focus on regulatory compliance, greenhouse gas emissions assessment, and environmental document management. The role offers the chance to contribute to important environmental performance objectives while working autonomously and coordinating with multidisciplinary teams in a technical engineering environment. Required Experience: Senior-level experience in environmental engineering. Experience within the oil and gas sector. Experience supporting preparation and verification of regulatory compliance for greenhouse gas emissions assessment. Experience reviewing environmental document management systems for completeness, consistency, and alignment with group and regulatory requirements. Ability to work autonomously while coordinating with other disciplines. Required Skills: Strong expertise in BEGES and GHG assessment. Knowledge of French environmental regulations. Knowledge of ISO 14001 and environmental document management systems. Advanced Microsoft Office skills. English language proficiency, written and spoken. About Airswift: Airswift is an international workforce solutions provider within the energy, process and infrastructure industries. Airswift serves as a strategic partner to clients, offering a turnkey workforce solution to capture and deliver the top talent needed to complete successful projects by aligning with unique project needs. With over 1000 employees and 9,000 contractors operating in over 60 countries, Airswift's geographical reach and pool of talent available is unmatched in the industry.
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