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Responsable de Sites (H/F)- Conakry L.S.N. SARL We are looking for a Site Manager (M/F). Attached to the Management, you manage the activity of the various cleaning sites under your responsibility while being the guarantor of the strict application of HSE standards. 1- Operational management and management Supervise, manage and motivate team leaders and cleaners on the sites. Organize work, plan interventions and optimize material and human resources. Ensure the customer relationship of proximity, control the quality of services and ensure their satisfaction. 2- Control of the HSE policy Ensure strict compliance with safety instructions, the wearing of PPE (Personal Protection Equipment) and environmental standards. Assess the occupational risks specific to each site and write prevention plans. Animating safety quarter-hours (HSE) and educating teams about the chemical risks associated with handling cleaning products. Monitor work accidents, analyze causes and implement corrective actions. Guinea: Conakry 2026-11-07
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