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Job Location Ivory Coast Expiry Date November 22 Position Level Confirmed/Experienced Business Sector Services Study Level (diploma) Master 2, Engineering, Baccalaureate + 5 Number of positions 01 Type of contract CDI ELITE INTERIM CI recruits an ENGINEER MINE PRODUCTION (F/H). Main missions. Follow production indicators: tonnage, productivity, cycle time, etc.; Analyze the gaps between planned objectives and achievements; Produce daily, weekly and monthly production reports; Collect, consolidate and analyze operational data; Use analytical tools to identify trends and gaps; Offer data-driven improvement solutions; Identify opportunities for performance improvement; Contribute to the optimization of mining production operations. Searched profile Bac+4/5 in Mining Engineering or equivalent discipline; 2 to 6 years experience in mining operations; An open pit mine experience is desired; Good understanding of mining operations and production cycles; Mastery of Excel and data analysis tools; Knowledge of mining software such as RPM Global HaulSim, CAI FPC, CAT VIMS, etc. 10 to 44 people SMB/SMI Ivory Coast
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