Site Communication Manager

Site Communication Manager Engage site employees around the site's priorities, within the framework of Michelin's strategic plan priorities. Define internal communication plans for the site, ensure the effective deployment of these plans, and manage associated risks. Advise and support the management team and various departments at the site. Within the Site Communication Manager network, participate in cross‑functional topics, draw inspiration from best communication practices, and contribute to knowledge sharing. The Site Communication Manager is a member of the site's management team.
Responsibilities Strategy and Communication Plan: Engage employees around the site's priorities, aligning with the engagement axes: understanding, commitment, and action.
In collaboration with the Communication & Engagement function, design the communication plan, define the necessary resources, obtain approval from the site's Management Team, and ensure the deployment of the resulting communication actions.
As a member of the site's Management Team, advise and provide necessary support in communication matters: messaging, activations, managerial communication diagnostics, and advice on posture.

Deployment of Communication Actions: Coordinate and/or ensure the design, production, and activation of site‑specific communication tools and actions, and deploy country and Group‑wide communication tools and actions.
Ensure compliance with standards (coordinate with the country/Group editorial calendar, understand and support the Brand strategy and associated brand usage rules: visual identity, sonic identity, use of Bibendum, etc.).
Evaluate and report on the effectiveness and impact of the communication plan and actions.

External Relations (Media/Public Affairs/Local Engagement): Assist in gathering concrete facts for preparing communication materials by the country's press office and/or public affairs department, and contribute to responding to related information requests.
Execute basic media and/or public relations actions under the supervision of the press office and/or public affairs.

Site Crisis Communication: Be part of the site's crisis management team. Define crisis communication messages and actions to support crisis management.
Ensure the establishment of appropriate press and social media monitoring in collaboration with the Communication & Engagement function.
In case of press inquiries, alert the country's Press Office and contribute to drafting talking points to ensure the spokesperson designated by the Press Office can respond effectively.

Event Management: Plan, coordinate, and manage site events in close collaboration with the sponsor.
Depending on the size of the event, collaborate with the project team, external vendors, and the local events team.
Ensure the event's achievement level is measured against the set communication objectives.

Qualifications A Bachelor's degree in Business Communications, English, Journalism, Public Relations, or a similar communication field of study is preferred.
3–5 years of experience in a communications role is required. Experience in a manufacturing environment preferred, but not required.
Success in coordinating and leading multiple communications projects at one time.
Emotional intelligence/ability to use emotional information to understand motivation and influence communications design.
Confidence and skills to ask questions, challenge leadership, and create strong relationships with managers, employees, suppliers, and the community.
Organizational change experience that includes identifying performance measurement criteria and monitoring the impact of the change communication.
Special Application Requirements Candidates must submit at least one original communication piece when applying to this position. Examples could be an existing creative asset or a communication to a group of employees, or a new original example can be created based on one of the following themes:
A broad communication (email or a resource document for managers) about a benefits policy or change.
A speech developed for a company leader at a community event.
A press release announcing the launch of a new product, service, or project.
NOTE: By submitting this sample, you are certifying the work is your own. If contacted to move forward in the process, you will be provided with and need to sign a certification form for this communication piece.

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