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RATP Dev USA

Safety Culture and Organizational & Human Factors Expert

RATP Dev USA

. Contribute to developing a shared safety culture across the RATP Group .

Posted 11/3/2026full-timeParis • FranceMid-LevelSenior💰 €50,000 - €60,000 per yearWebsite

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Demonstrates expertise in Organizational and Human Factors (OHF) with a focus on developing and promoting a safety culture across complex environments. Capable of leading assessments, workshops, and training sessions while integrating a just culture into HR processes.

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Organizational And Human Factors (OHF)Safety Culture DevelopmentRisk ManagementWorkshop FacilitationStakeholder Engagement

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Hard Skills
Event AnalysisSafety Culture Model DefinitionMaturity AssessmentRisk AnalysisOrganizational Change Support
Soft Skills
ListeningCollaborationAnalytical ThinkingCommunication
Certifications & Qualifications
Master’s Degree In Humanities Or Social Sciences
Industry Keywords
Just CultureComplex EnvironmentStakeholder ManagementSystemic Approach To Risks

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Contribute to developing a shared safety culture across the RATP Group
  • Participate in expert assessments, event analyses, and lessons learned reviews focused on organizational and human factors
  • Define and maintain the Group’s safety culture model
  • Contribute to defining the strategy for promoting and disseminating the safety culture
  • Support business units and subsidiaries in deploying and adopting the model
  • Lead and conduct maturity assessments
  • Integrate a just culture into HR processes and training programs
  • Lead and coordinate the network of just culture ambassadors
  • Develop and disseminate educational and methodological resources
  • Lead workshops, awareness sessions, and training courses
  • Contribute to defining and deploying the organizational and human factors (OHF) policy
  • Promote a systemic approach to risks and organizations
  • Support the professional development of key OHF stakeholders
  • Strengthen the consideration of OHF in system design and event analyses
  • Conduct or oversee risk and event analyses
  • Define concrete recommendations to strengthen safety
  • Provide OHF expertise in cross-functional projects and working groups
  • Take ownership of workstreams autonomously while collaborating with team members

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Master’s degree (Bac+5 equivalent) in the humanities or social sciences, particularly sociology, ergonomics, psychology, or psychosociology
  • At least 5 years of experience in organizational and human factors (OHF), industrial safety culture, or risk management
  • Experience ideally gained in a complex environment involving numerous stakeholders
  • Experience leading or making an active contribution to a safety culture initiative
  • Ability to analyze organizations, work situations, and events in all their complexity
  • Ability to listen to stakeholders and understand operational realities
  • Ability to translate concepts into practical approaches and support organizational change
  • Ability to facilitate assessments, workshops, working groups, and training sessions
  • Ability to work independently and as part of a collaborative team
  • Professional proficiency in spoken and written English is a plus

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Up to 9 weeks of annual leave and reduced working-time days (RTT)
  • Free travel on the RATP network, with enhanced coverage of transportation costs in the Île-de-France region and outside the region
  • Employer-funded health insurance, covered at 70%
  • Company-funded supplemental insurance coverage, covered at 100%
  • Free access to medical centers and numerous specialists
  • Employee savings plans with employer matching contributions
  • Sports, cultural, and leisure activities offered by the employee representative committee (CSE)
  • Career development opportunities within the Group, including internationally
  • Performance-based variable compensation
  • Profit-sharing scheme
  • Fixed salary paid over 13 months
  • Remote work: available (2 to 3 days per week)