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Location of work Ivory Coast| Abidjan, Ivory Coast Expiry Date December 16 Position Level Executive| Manager / Head of department Sector of activity Services Number of positions 01 Type of contract Permanent contract Direction: Production Location: Abidjan, Ivory Coast â Level required: LAC +4 minimum Experience: Proven experience in the industry and deep knowledge of the West African sub-region Languages: French / English Desired relationship: Production Manager DESCRIPTION OF THE COMPANY Our client is an international group specialized in packaging and paper solutions, offering innovative and sustainable solutions. Integrated throughout the value chain, from forest management to the production of pulp, paper and plastic films, the group designs packaging for the industrial and consumer sectors. Sustainability is a major focus of its strategy, with an approach that places innovation, performance and customer needs at the heart of its business. Under the responsibility of the Production Manager, the Production Manager ensures the proper functioning, availability and reliability of all plant equipment and facilities. He manages preventive, corrective and improvement maintenance activities to ensure the continuity of production operations, in compliance with safety, quality and performance requirements. Develop and follow the preventive and curative maintenance plan of the facilities. Ensure the availability of production lines and peripheral equipment. Supervise maintenance interventions and monitor the work carried out. Analyze recurring failures and implement corrective and preventive actions. Ensure the installation, adjustment, control and improvement of industrial equipment. Ensure the management and optimization of spare parts and maintenance consumables. Participate in investment projects, continuous improvement and commissioning of new equipment. Manage and develop the skills of the maintenance team. Ensure compliance with safety, hygiene and environmental procedures. Maintain and update the technical documentation of the facilities. Contribute to the reduction of maintenance costs and the improvement of the siteâs energy performance.
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E RECHERCHED Training Industrial Maintenance Engineer, Electromechanical, Electrotechnical or equivalent. Minimum 5 years of experience in an industrial environment, including significant experience in maintenance management and/or team coaching. Strong knowledge in electromechanics, industrial electricity and automation. Control of preventive and corrective maintenance procedures. Knowledge of industrial facilities and continuous improvement methods. Ability to analyze failures and solve problems. Good knowledge of health, safety and environment rules. Behavioural skills Leadership and ability to bring a team together. Sense of organization and rigor. Responsiveness and decision making. Analytical spirit and results orientation. Good communication skills. Ability to work under pressure. Availability. WHY JOIN US? Join a recognized international group. Participate in ambitious industrial projects. Evolve in an environment that promotes the development of skills. Contribute actively to the performance and innovation of the site. 10 to 44 people SMB/SMI Ivory Coast
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