Rescue specialist

Reporting to the Head of Operational Safety, you will leverage your expertise to enhance rescue protocols and procedures, ensuring best practices are implemented across all FIA-sanctioned events worldwide.

• Oversee research projects aimed at improving operational safety, including rescue protocols, procedures, and equipment, in collaboration with the FIA Research Group, external agencies, and industry partners.
• Actively participate in accident investigations.
• Provide operational support to FIA World Championship rescue and medical teams regarding procedures, training, and equipment procurement.
• Collaborate with FIA Official Suppliers to develop and improve rescue and medical equipment.
• Develop and disseminate best practice guidelines and other communication materials related to medical intervention in race conditions.
• Provide administrative support to the FIA Medical Commission, including the organization of medical seminars and workshops worldwide.
• Draft and update regulations to enhance the medical and rescue aspects of the Sporting Regulations and the Appendices of the International Sporting Code.
• Participate in meetings of relevant FIA Commissions and working groups.

• Minimum of 5 years leading and managing rescue teams in an emergency response, fire & rescue, or motorsport environment.
• Ability to track project milestones and ensure objectives are met.
• A background in business management or health sciences is a plus.
• Operational experience with an ASN (National Sporting Authority) or a sporting federation is a must.
• Strong written and verbal communication abilities, including developing training content and drafting medical and regulatory documents.
• Fluency in English is essential; additional European languages are a plus.
• Willingness to travel up to five times per year for up to four days per trip.

Deadline to apply: 16 March 2025

The FIA is an equal opportunity employer committed to building a diverse and inclusive workforce. We welcome and encourage applications from all qualified candidates.