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This position aims to bring high-level expertise and concrete involvement in the organization, implementation and supervision of maintenance operations of the drilling fleet as well as associated equipment and facilities. This position is intended to facilitate the transfer of skills and training within the maintenance department. Close cooperation with national authorities.
Candidate profile
Other information
Basic computer skills (MS Office)
In-depth knowledge and understanding of preventive maintenance and repair techniques.
In-depth knowledge and understanding of fault diagnosis and repair techniques.
Must demonstrate ability to meet deadlines, work with minimal supervision and have a working knowledge of production operations in an open pit mine;
Must be able to work as a team and communicate and interact effectively with employees;
Must demonstrate strong character, integrity, honesty and leadership qualities
Must demonstrate ability to acquire basic computer skills
Ability to read and interpret maintenance plans and manuals
Ability to plan drilling production needs
Êhold a valid driver’s licence capable of driving light vehicles, telescopic trucks and forklifts
Computation skills
Reading and writing skills.
Good communication skills.
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Health, Safety and Environment Management (HSE):
Risk assessments; development, implementation and management of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
Conduct structured monthly security inspections.
Perform "toolbox" audits.
Chairing section security meetings.
Contribute to the updating of standard operating procedures (SOPs) for security.
Ensure proper use of the tools within its section.
Planning tasks:
Use data and plan interventions: maintenance, replacements, repairs.
Schedule spare parts in accordance with the maintenance system.
Plan the schedules and schedules of the maintenance team as part of the overall schedule.
Plan maintenance of support equipment to minimize disruption.
Consider drilling needs when planning work.
Work closely with the warehouse on repairable items and spare parts.
Plan the use of support equipment
Organization:
Organize spare parts in time for pending work
Ensure that the work schedule is organized daily and posted on the board.
From monthly equipment inspections and daily maintenance information, plan work and set priorities
Define stock needs, including maximum levels and
Conduct equipment inspections, get actively involved in the field.
Participate in investigations and corrective actions when necessary.
Systematically apply the company’s maintenance policy and procedures.
Control:
Quality control during and at the end of work
Establish a relationship based primarily on facts.
Monitor compliance with safety instructions.
Keep the site manager informed at all times.
Systematically take firm and fair corrective action where necessary
Communicating with staff – report non-compliant work and highlight successes
Responsibilities
The tasks and responsibilities listed above are representative of the nature and level of work assigned and not necessarily exhaustive.
The application files:
Copy of diplomas and the CNI
CV with phone number
Written authorization from the Head of Department or his representative
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