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Deux agents de sécurité (jour et nuit) — Ouaga 2000 (Ouagadougou)
CDI16 days ago
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Ouagadougou
CDI
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[ABOUT THE JOB]
Notice of Recruitment of Experienced Private Security Officers Ouagadougou:
- 2 agents for a site Ouaga 2000, not far from the Martyrs' monument (one day, one night)
- 3 other officers for night shifts in Gounghin, Cissin and Ouaga 2000 (not far from Salitas)
[PROFILE]
- Experience in private security required
[REQUIRED DOCUMENTS]
- Copy of identity card
- Copy of birth certificate
- Copy of the identity card of a person to be notified if necessary
- A handwritten request to the manager
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