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19 July
Job level
Confirmed / Experienced
Industry
Education / Qualifications
Other information
Computer, Telecom, Internet
Number of positions
Main duties
DAK Company, a dynamic player in its sector, strengthens its teams and recruits a Heavy Weight Mechanic to ensure the maintenance and reliability of its fleet. Main missions: Ensure preventive and curative maintenance of heavy-duty vehicles Diagnose mechanical, electrical and electronic breakdowns Perform the necessary repairs in accordance with safety standards Perform regular checks and ensure the proper functioning of equipment Provide the intervention data sheets Participate in the continuous improvement of vehicle performance Desired profile: Degree in automotive mechanics, maintenance of industrial vehicles or equivalent Minimum 2 years experience on a similar position
10 to 44 people
PME/PMI
Ivory Coast
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