Moët Hennessy Cellar Operative

Moët & Chandon is a leading Champagne house within the LVMH group, renowned for artisanal winemaking, heritage craftsmanship and global luxury distribution. As an employer it emphasizes operational excellence, rigorous quality standards and continuous training across its production sites.

1. Supply production lines according to stock management rules: review daily programmes, provision components (wine, glassware) and maintain material cleanliness.
2. Execute manual production tasks or independent site work, using simple handling equipment as required.
3. Provide hands-on support to operators and machinists during production incidents (excluding interventions inside machinery).
4. Perform regular checks of executed work, verify component references against scheduling and instructions, and escalate non-conformities.
5. Ensure strict identification and traceability of lots and cuvées for finished and semi-finished products.
6. Maintain a clean, safe and orderly work environment and comply with self-check and control instructions.

1. CACES 3 certification required (CACES 1 if applicable).
2. Ability to work day shifts or in 2x7 rotating teams; available for assignments across Moët & Chandon sites in Épernay.
3. Physically fit for manual handling and cellar work; comfortable working in underground cellar environments.
4. Strong attention to detail with a commitment to traceability and quality procedures.
5. Good communication skills and proven ability to work collaboratively in a production team.

1. CACES 3
2. CACES 1
3. Stock management
4. Production equipment handling
5. Traceability and lot identification
6. Quality control and self-inspection
7. Cellar navigation and underground site awareness
8. Team communication

Entry-level (Débutant). Prior experience in production, logistics or cellar operations is advantageous but not required; on-the-job training will be provided.

Secondary education; vocational training in logistics, production or cellar operations is a plus.

Moët & Chandon combines a culture of meticulous craftsmanship with the standards and resources of the LVMH group. The workplace prioritizes quality, safety and collective responsibility across production teams, offering structured operations and expert-led training within a heritage-driven environment.