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Back to listing Posted on 8 October 2026 TECHNICIAN IN ENERGY EFFICIENCY Full-time No telework from 2 years to 5 years of experience Level of study: Bac+2 French: Professional competence Sector of activity: Shops > Cosmetic products Job address: Abidjan - Côte d’Ivoire Job Description: As part of the strengthening of its technical division and its approach to improving energy performance, SIVOP is recruiting an Energy Efficiency Technician. He/she contributes to optimizing energy consumption and improving the performance of industrial installations. Main missions
Conduct energy surveys, diagnostics and audits of industrial facilities: electricity, compressed air, steam, lighting, HVAC, etc.
Monitor consumption and energy performance indicators.
Analyze data, identify gaps and propose corrective actions.
Identify the sources of loss and overconsumption and implement optimization solutions.
Participate in the monitoring of actions to improve energy efficiency.
Improve the devices for measuring, monitoring and supervising consumption.
Monitor the performance of energy equipment and installations.
Collaborate with the Maintenance, Production and QHSE teams.
Make teams aware of good practices in reducing consumption.
Develop energy performance dashboards and reports.
Participate in technical studies and investment projects related to energy.
Candidate profile
Ensure a technical and regulatory watch in the fields of energy and environment. Profile sought
BTS, DUT or Professional Bachelor in Energy, Thermal Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Industrial Maintenance or equivalent field.
Experience
Minimum 2 years of experience in a similar position.
Experience in industrial environments, including cosmetics, agri-food, pharmaceutical or chemical, is an asset. Technical skills
Good knowledge of thermal, electricity and industrial energy systems.
Control of industrial installations and utilities: compressed air, steam, HVAC, lighting, etc.
Mastery of techniques for measuring and monitoring energy consumption.
Ability to analyze technical and energy data.
Other information
Mastery of computer tools and, ideally, software for supervision or energy management.
Job overview
Ability to identify gaps and propose relevant action plans.
Good knowledge of HSE rules and issues related to energy performance. Qualities sought
Spirit of analysis and synthesis.
Rigor and sense of organization.
Autonomy and spirit of initiative.
Sensitivity to environmental and energy issues.
Good interpersonal skills and ability to work transversally.
Location
Spirit of continuous improvement.
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