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Notre action est guidée par les valeurs suivantes :Le respect de la dignité de la personneLe respect de sa liberté de penserLe respect de ses choix et de ses attentesLa préservation de son autonomieLe Groupe Pavonis SantéCréé en 1992, le Groupe Pavonis Santé est une entreprise familiale de 2

Notre action est guidée par les valeurs suivantes :Le respect de la dignité de la personneLe respect de sa liberté de penserLe respect de ses choix et de ses attentesLa préservation de son autonomieLe Groupe Pavonis SantéCréé en 1992, le Groupe Pavonis Santé est une entreprise familiale de 2

Vous êtes attiré(e) par l'inspection et la vérification d'équipements électromécaniques ? Rejoignez notre équipe ! En autonomie sur des projets variés, vous développerez votre expertise dans un environnement stimulant. VOTRE QUOTIDIEN SI VOUS NOUS REJOIGNEZ Dans le cadre d'un remplacement, nous recrutons un(e) Technicien(ne) Électromécanicien(ne) en CDI. Rattaché(e) à Nicolas, Manager Opérationnel, vous rejoignez une équipe de 26 personnes basée à NICE (O6). Vous intervenez dans les Alpes-Maritimes auprès de nos clients (loueurs, entreprises de BTP... en agence ou sur les chantiers). CE QUE VOUS ALLEZ ACCOMPLIR Votre mission est de réaliser des prestations d'inspection, de vérification et de conformité dans le contexte réglementaire ou contractuel de nos clients. Votre rôle est essentiel pour garantir la fiabilité et la conformité des équipements, contribuant ainsi à assurer la sécurité des personnes et des biens. Vous • Contrôlez les équipements mécaniques de nos clients (grues mobiles, nacelles, pelles hydrauliques....) selon les normes en vigueur, • Vérifiez les installations électriques des clients en respectant les contraintes réglementaires et identifiez les non-conformités, • Rédigez des rapports détaillés et structurés dans les délais réglementaires, • Maintenez une relation de confiance avec les clients en leur apportant des solutions adaptées avec une posture experte et professionnelle, • Participez aux formations et aux réunions techniques pour maintenir et actualiser vos compétences réglementaires VOS COMPÉTENCES QUI FERONT LA DIFFÉRENCE Vous êtes à l'aise avec les installations électriques ? Vous pourrez identifier efficacement les non-conformités et garantir le respect des contraintes réglementaires. Vous maîtrisez les équipements mécaniques de levage ? Cela vous permettra de contrôler avec précision les appareils de levage selon les normes. Vous savez maintenir une relation client de qualité ? Vous adopterez une posture experte et professionnelle en véhiculant les valeurs Bureau Veritas. Vous maîtrisez les outils informatiques ? Vous livrerez des rapports techniques détaillés et conformes dans les délais réglementaires. On Ne Peut Pas Faire Sans Titulaire d'un BAC+2 en Électromécanique, Électrotechnique minimum ou équivalent, vous disposez d'une expérience minimum de 3 ans en levage et/ou en mécanique. Une expérience en bureau de contrôle est un atout. Permis B indispensable. Ce Que Nous Offrons Salaire : 30 000€ – 33 000€ brut/an (selon profil) Avantages • Véhicule, • Forfait déjeuner à 21.40 € par jour de déplacement, • Prime de participation, prime d'intéressement, • Plan d'épargne garanti, • CSE accessible immédiatement, • 1 jour/an pour une action solidaire Evolution de carrière : tous nos postes sont ouverts à la mobilité en interne ou géographique. Nous encourageons l'évolution et le développement des compétences. Diversité et inclusion : conformément à sa politique d'inclusion, d'égalité homme-femme et de soutien au handicap, nous encourageons toute candidature qualifiée, sans distinction de genre ou de situation personnelle. QUI SOMMES-NOUS ? Bureau Veritas, entreprise française devenue groupe mondial (84 000 collaborateurs dans 140 pays), est leader des services de test, inspection et certification. Nous aidons nos clients à se mettre en conformité, réduire les risques et améliorer leur performance. Intégrité, impartialité et indépendance sont au cœur de notre culture d'entreprise. Vous recherchez une entreprise qui contribue à améliorer le monde dans lequel nous vivons ? Postulez, vous êtes à un clic de votre carrière ! #FuturTalent POUR VOUS, LA SUITE DU PROCESS SI PRESELECTION DE VOTRE CANDIDATURE : • 1er contact téléphonique avec Roselyne (~ 5 à 10 min), • Entretien RH en visio avec Roselyne (30 min ~ 1 heure), • Entretien opérationnel avec Nicolas

Senior Researcher – Real Estate Climate Risk Nice (France) or London (UK) | Permanent (CDI) | R&D Role Join an innovative climate research institute dedicated to advancing the understanding and application of climate risk assessments, developing innovative methodologies. This is a position for a researcher who wants to do both: publish rigorous, peer-reviewed work and see it shape the way financial institutions actually price and manage climate risk. At the EDHEC Climate Institute (ECI), you will be the lead architect of our climate risk methodology for real estate, a growing priority for lenders, insurers, and long-term investors navigating a rapidly changing regulatory and physical landscape. You will define how ECI approaches the real estate sector, build the analytical frameworks that underpin our tools and client deliverables, and publish the work that establishes ECI's intellectual leadership in this space. The ideal profile has a strong research foundation at PhD level combined with meaningful exposure to how real-world financial institutions, consultancies, or real estate operators actually use (and misuse) quantitative risk frameworks. If you have been looking for a position that bridges rigorous academic output with genuine market impact, this is it. Responsibilities Build ECI's real estate climate risk methodology Design and lead the development of integrated frameworks to assess climate-related financial risk in real estate, covering both transition and physical dimensions. This means understanding the risk transmission channels from hazard or policy shock, through asset-level physical and financial vulnerability, to portfolio-level financial outcomes and translating that chain into models that are both analytically sound and operationally usable by financial institutions. The physical and transition risks shocks will be provided by other team members, so what is required is a deep understanding of how to integrate them. Anchor methodology in real estate financial fundamentals Your framework must speak the language of real estate finance. That means grounding assessments in how climate variables, energy costs, retrofit CapEx, stranded-asset risk, insurance availability, regulatory compliance costs, flow through to valuation, LTV, PD/LGD, and broader portfolio risk metrics. Financial model literacy applied to real estate is central to this role. Develop and adapt quantitative tools Adapt and extend models relevant to the built environment (e.g., CRREM, building archetype/stock models, LCA frameworks) with a focus on understanding the conceptual architecture behind them, the assumptions, boundary conditions, and transmission mechanisms, rather than applying them as black boxes. Integrate EPC/energy label datasets; assess coverage and quality; propose calibration and substitution strategies. Build reproducible, well-documented pipelines. Publish and establish intellectual presence Publish in peer-reviewed scientific and finance journals. You will also contribute to conferences, policy forums, and industry workshops to develop ECI's profile in this space. Be the real estate expert within ECI's broader research ecosystem Work in close collaboration with ECI's other research teams; including climate scenarios, geo-sectoral physical risk, and regulatory intelligence; to integrate real estate perspectives into cross-cutting tools and products. You will be the go-to expert for real estate within the institute, contributing to ECI's flagship tools and shaping how real estate risk is represented across our research agenda. Engage with the financial industry Work directly with financial institutions, real estate operators, and regulators to align ECI's methodologies with evolving regulatory requirements (SFDR, CSRD, EBA guidelines) and practical decision-making workflows. What We Are Looking For Background and training A PhD (or Master's with equivalent research depth) in a quantitative field with strong relevance to the real estate sector and the quantification of its underlying financial risks. We are specifically interested in profiles that combine academic rigour with real-world exposure; whether through PhD research conducted in partnership with industry, post-doctoral work in an applied setting, consultancy experience alongside publication activity, or a transition from practice back into research. Real estate financial modelling Solid understanding of how real estate assets are valued and financed: DCF and income capitalisation approaches, LTV and debt service coverage ratios, PD/LGD frameworks, and how physical or regulatory shocks transmit into these financial metrics. Understanding of climate risk transmission in the built environment Conceptual fluency with how both transition and physical climate risks propagate through real estate assets. On the transition side: how carbon pricing, energy performance regulations, and evolving market preferences interact with operating costs, asset values, and financing conditions. On the physical side: how hazard frequency/severity translates into damage, insurance cost, and asset obsolescence. Deep prior specialisation in one dimension is fine; the capacity to reason rigorously about the other is required. Quantitative and technical skills (recommended) Python (or equivalent) for model development and data analysis. Experience working with building-level or portfolio-level datasets (EPC registries, energy audit data, transaction/valuation data). Familiarity with retrofit economics, abatement cost curves, sequencing of measures, technical/economic feasibility assessment; is a plus. Prior work with CRREM, building archetype models, though what matters most is the ability to understand and critically evaluate the assumptions behind such tools. Communication and collaboration Ability to write clearly for both academic and practitioner audiences; from methods papers to client-facing notes. Comfort working across disciplines (climate science, engineering, economics, data engineering, finance). Track record of, or clear appetite for, collaborative research involving external partners or industry stakeholders. About EDHEC Climate Institute Institutional context Operating from campuses in Lille, Nice, Paris, London and Singapore, EDHEC Business School is ranked in the top ten European business schools. With more than 110 nationalities represented in its student body, some 50,000 alumni in 130 countries, and learning partnerships with 290 institutions worldwide, it is truly international. EDHEC Business School has been recognised for over 20 years for its expertise in finance. Its approach to climate finance is founded on a commitment to equipping finance professionals and decision-makers with the insights, tools, and solutions necessary to navigate the challenges and opportunities presented by climate change. EDHEC has developed a significant research capacity on the financial measurement of climate risk, which relies on the best researchers in climate finance, and brings together experts in climate risks as well as in quantitative analysis. The DNA of EDHEC's work has also resided, since its origin, in the ability to generate business ventures, by encouraging spin-offs based on the research work of its teams. EDHEC is currently involved in 3 ventures: Scientific Portfolio, SIPA Metrics, and Scientific Climate Ratings. Mission and ambitions The EDHEC Climate Institute (ECI) focuses on helping private and public decision-makers manage climate-related financial risks and make the most of financial tools to support the transition to a low-emission economy that is more resilient to climate change. It has a long track record as an independent and critical reference centre in helping long-term investors to understand and manage the financial implications of climate change on asset prices and the management of investments and climate action policies. The institute has also developed an expertise in physical risks, developing proprietary research frameworks and innovative approaches. ECI is also conducting advanced research on climate transition risks, with a focus on supply chain emissions (Scope 3), consumer choices, and emerging technologies. As part of its mission, ECI collaborates with academic partners, businesses, and financial players to establish targeted research partnerships. This includes making research outputs, publications, and data available in open source to maximise impact and accessibility. Attractive salary and bonus, healthcare and pension plan coverage. The salary will be determined according to EDHEC's pay scale, the candidate's qualifications and experience. To apply, please send your CV and a cover letter in pdf format. Please note: Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. If you do not hear from us within 21 days, please consider your application has not been successful on this occasion.

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