Hermès HSE Project Coordinator (Apprenticeship)

Hermès Sellier is part of the Hermès luxury group and oversees textile production activities that support the Maison and external markets. The Holding coordinates weaving, tailoring and logistics operations across several regional sites, combining artisanal craftsmanship with industrial best practices. As an employer, Hermès places a strong emphasis on quality, responsible manufacturing and the professional development of its teams.

1. Develop a consolidated ergonomics roadmap for the textile division in coordination with the Filière Environment & Safety lead and local HSE and occupational health teams.
2. Inventory existing ergonomics initiatives and document previous or ongoing projects across sites.
3. Conduct ergonomic diagnostics: map high-risk workstations, identify associated physical and cognitive demands, and quantify task constraints.
4. Measure and analyse ergonomics data to prioritise interventions and define risk reduction targets.
5. Design, test and improve ergonomic tools, methods and controls in collaboration with cross-functional teams.
6. Facilitate and animate working groups to drive consensus and collect field input.
7. Support on-site deployment of agreed improvements and accompany operational teams during roll-out.

1. Enrolment in or completion of a Master’s program in Ergonomics / Human Factors (Master Ergonomie 6 facteurs humains).
2. Solid knowledge of ergonomic methods, ergonomic data analysis and cognitive ergonomics.
3. Familiarity with ergonomics measurement tools and techniques.
4. Proficiency in Microsoft Excel, Word and PowerPoint for data analysis and reporting.
5. Strong observational and listening skills, analytical rigour and structured approach.
6. Ability to work autonomously on the field, good interpersonal skills and pedagogical aptitude.
7. Previous industrial internship or alternance in an industrial environment is a plus.

1. Ergonomics methods
2. Ergonomic data analysis
3. Cognitive ergonomics
4. Ergonomic measurement tools
5. Excel
6. Word
7. PowerPoint

Open to entry-level candidates; beginners accepted. A prior internship or alternance in an industrial environment is advantageous but not required.

Master’s degree in Ergonomics / Human Factors (in progress or completed).

Hermès fosters a culture that combines artisanal excellence with rigorous industrial standards, valuing long-term skill development and respect for craft. The textile holding emphasises collaborative working relationships, continuous improvement in health and safety, and ethical, inclusive practices.