
Country Switzerland City GENEVE
Switzerland
Workplace location GENEVE-WTC1(CHE) Employer company TOTSA TotalEnergies Trading SA Domain HSEQ / Societal / Security Type of contract Internship Experience Less than 3 years
At TotalEnergies, sustainability is an integral part of how we conduct our activities and develop our business. Through our Sustainab’ALL program, we aim to embed sustainability principles into our day-to-day activities and operational decision-making.
Within TotalEnergies Trading & Shipping (T&S) and TotalEnergies Gas & Power (TGP), the HSE team supports a wide range of operational activities, including trading operations, shipping, logistics, inspections and terminal activities. The team contributes to managing operational risks, promoting safe ways of working and continuously improving environmental performance.
As part of this ambition, we are looking for an Environment & Sustainability Intern to join our team in Geneva and contribute to several sustainability initiatives across our operational activities.
This internship will give you the opportunity to work on concrete environmental challenges, interact with a broad range of stakeholders and help turn sustainability objectives into practical operational improvements.
Working closely with the T&S and TGP HSE team, you will contribute to the development and implementation of sustainability initiatives across our operations.
Your main responsibilities will include:
You will contribute to projects covering several areas, including:
Assess current practices and environmental impacts, identify improvement opportunities and support initiatives aimed at reducing emissions and resource consumption.
Help establish the environmental footprint associated with inspection and sampling activities, define relevant indicators and support the implementation of reduction initiatives.
Support the integration of sustainability criteria into the qualification and evaluation of inspection companies, surveyors and other service providers.
Contribute to the development of sustainability criteria for terminal assessments, including environmental indicators, performance objectives and potential improvement actions.
You are currently pursuing a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Environmental Sciences, Sustainability, Environmental Engineering, Energy Transition, HSE or another relevant field.
You have a strong interest in environmental management, decarbonization, sustainability reporting and ESG-related topics, and you are interested in understanding how sustainability can be applied in a fast-moving operational and energy-trading environment.
We are looking for someone who:
You are curious, pragmatic and eager to contribute to concrete sustainability projects while gaining exposure to the operational side of the energy and trading industry.
Joining TotalEnergies means committing to the energy transition and helping provide energy that is more affordable, more available, and more sustainable for as many people as possible. You will grow within an international multi-energy company where every talent matters. You will contribute to ambitious projects and deliver concrete solutions to today's energy challenges.
Throughout your career, you will benefit from a wide variety of assignments and tailored learning opportunities. You will fully develop your potential in an environment that fosters innovation and excellence. Join committed and collaborative teams where success is built together.
We place respect and employee well-being at the heart of our performance. That is why TotalEnergies values diversity and promotes equal opportunities for all.

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