Organisational Chart
General Management + 11 divisions
INRS General Management implements the policy defined by the Board of Directors. A plan is established annually for all of the areas in which INRS is active (studies and research, training, information and assistance) based on national priorities and on INRS’s own strategic framework.
General Management
General Management oversees all activity at the Institute’s two sites.
It directly manages five operational, functional and support directorates and three units.
INRS Management team:
- Stéphane Pimbert, Director General
- Louis Laurent, Scientific Director
- Séverine Brunet, Director of Prevention Applications
- Nathalie Guillemy, Director of the Paris Center
- Christian Hennequin, Director of General Administration
- Michel Pourquet, Director of the Lorraine Center
Operational Management
The Paris and Lorraine Center Directorates oversee teams and resources at the two sites.
The Scientific Board and Prevention Applications Executive work together to develop programmes and annual activity reports.
- The Scientific Board Executive defines the Institute’s scientific policy. It oversees Studies and Research activities (planning, follow-up and knowledge transfer).
- The Prevention Applications Executive coordinates, carries out and monitors activities related to assistance, training and information. It also acts as an interface in the Institute’s dealings with the occupational risk branch of France’s national health insurance fund and other prevention partners.
Support Activity Management
- The General Administration Directorate provides administrative, financial, accounting, computing, equipment and logistical support for the Institute at both sites.
3 Units
- Horizon Scanning and Foresight Unit conducts work to identify changes in work to anticipate their impact on professional risks and guide prevention needs.
- The Common processes unit works to improve cross-disciplinary activities and projects at INRS. It also manages INRS’ quality processes.
- The internal communications unit implements resources and activities to accompany INRS teams, strategies, activities and projects.
11 Divisions
To fulfil its missions on strategic themes for prevention, INRS is active in 4 areas: studies and research, training, information and assistance.
11 divisions, located at the Paris or Lorraine Centers, ensure the smooth running of all actions defined in the annual plan.