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Gérante de quincaillerie expérimentée et chauffeur de tricycle (permis obligatoire) — Nouveau CHU d'Angré (Abidjan)
CDI10 days ago
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Job Description
Abidjan
CDI
90 000 à 100 000 FCFA/mois
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[THE POSITION]
A hardware store located in the 2 Plateaux (Abidjan) looking for a delivery driver driving a three-wheeled motorcycle (tricycle) and holder of the permit.
[CANDIDATE PROFILE]
- Driver's license holder
- Experience driving a tricycle
[CONDITIONS]
- Salary: 90 000 to 100 000 FCFA
- Location 2 Plateaux, Abidjan
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Le permis est éliminatoire : présentez-vous avec l'original, pas une photo. En quincaillerie, les livraisons sont lourdes (ciment, fer, carrelage) et le chargement fait souvent partie du travail — faites préciser si un manœuvre vous accompagne, cela conditionne votre rythme et votre dos sur la durée.
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