General Services Coordinator
About the job
- Ideally, hold a bac+4/5-level qualification in technical management or general services.
- Have 4–5 years of experience in a similar role in general services, technical services, or indirect purchasing.
- Have knowledge of electricity, including reading diagrams and applying lockout/tagout procedures.
- Have solid knowledge of health, safety, and environmental standards and procedures.
- Be able to communicate with internal and external stakeholders.
- Lead and coordinate general services across the ALES scope, covering building infrastructure, furniture, office equipment, company vehicles, and outdoor areas.
- Develop a strategic, comprehensive view of services provided by external companies.
- Ensure the proper functioning of the building, furniture, and associated equipment within general services, and coordinate interventions by external companies.
- Manage service compliance and adjust maintenance frequency to meet needs.
- Monitor service contracts and performance, evaluate providers, and approve contract renewals.
- Write procedures for operation of the building and its resources.
- Manage fixed-line telephony.
- Optimize infrastructure and equipment costs and propose improvements.
- Manage the vehicle fleet, ensure compliance with allocation rules, and oversee vehicle maintenance.
- Manage and monitor general services contracts within the allocated budget.
- Process invoices and orders.
- Participate in preparing annual infrastructure budget targets.
- Integrate safety into preparation of contractors’ work; prepare work permits, lockout certificates, and prevention plans.
- Ensure site safety rules are followed during each intervention.
- Ensure regulatory inspection documents are recorded and track the resolution of outstanding items in the tracking software.
- Establish a process for managing new works.
- Consult with companies, schedule works, and monitor their completion.
- Update building and network plans and maintenance plans, and archive works-completion and other documents.
- Contribute to general services projects and continuous improvement, including implementing digital management tools.
- Knowledge of computer networks, telephony, and HVAC systems.
About the company
Air Liquide produces and supplies industrial and medical gases, such as oxygen, nitrogen, hydrogen, argon, and specialty gases, to manufacturers, healthcare providers, electronics, and energy companies. It operates through production plants, pipelines, cylinder networks, and on-site supply units, and it also designs and builds gas production and separation systems, including cryogenic air separation plants and large electrolyzers, via its engineering arm. Its Gas & Services business serves industry and healthcare and it is a major producer of hydrogen, investing in low-carbon hydrogen projects and electrolysis as part of industrial decarbonization. It serves the semiconductor industry and space programs as well. Its goal is to enable industrial decarbonization and the energy transition by providing reliable gases and engineering capabilities for large-scale gas production, hydrogen supply, and on-site services.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Paris, France
Founded
1902
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Q2 2026 comparable sales grew 3.5%, and electronics project decisions topped €1 billion.
- Air Liquide said H1 2026 industrial investment decisions reached €2.9 billion, up 26%.
- The Taichung, Taiwan plant opened March 25, 2026, serving AI chipmakers.
What critics are saying
- Elliott built a stake August 31, 2026, and demands margin improvement and more buybacks.
- Air Liquide executed only €167 million of buybacks in early 2026, versus Linde's $4.6 billion.
- Electrolyzers and chip plants need flawless commissioning; Normand'Hy, ELYgator, and Taiwan delays defer returns.
What makes Air Liquide unique
- Air Liquide runs 54 semiconductor facilities in Taiwan and a first local advanced materials plant.
- Its Normandy hydrogen network links pipelines, electrolyzers, CCS, and TotalEnergies contracts.
- DIG Airgas, closed January 13, 2026, doubled South Korea workforce and scale.
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Benefits
- Health Insurance
- Dental Insurance
- Vision Insurance
- Life Insurance
- Disability Insurance
- Health Savings Account/Flexible Spending Account
- Unlimited Paid Time Off
- Flexible Work Hours
- Remote Work Options
- Paid Vacation
- Paid Sick Leave
- Paid Holidays