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Électricien Industriel (H/F) - Abidjan
CDI6 months ago
Job Description
Abidjan
CDD
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Function: ports & terminals/operational excellence ports & terminals Type of contract: CDD Job description: We are looking for an Electrician Rolling Equipment to ensure the electrical maintenance of rolling machines (cars, tractors, reachstackers, mobile cranes...). Your goal will be to ensure maximum availability of equipment while reducing breakdowns and ensuring the safety of interventions.
Main duties
Preventive & curative maintenance: Perform regular checks and electrical maintenance of the rolling stock. Diagnose even complex power outages and intervene quickly. Replace defective components (wires, sensors, circuit breakers, motors...). Ensure the maintenance of control systems, protection and electrical circuits. Work to improve the availability of the park. Installation & optimization: Participate in the commissioning and installation of new equipment. Contribute to the upgrading of systems to improve energy efficiency. Offer solutions to optimize the life of equipment. Monitoring, documentation & reporting: Monitor the overall condition of equipment and report any anomalies. Keep intervention sheets and work orders up-to-date. Collaborate with operations to reduce impacts on activities. Continuously report breakdowns and difficulties to the hierarchy. Safety, quality and discipline: Respect and enforce QHSSE standards. Maintain the order and cleanliness of the section. Participate in the continuous improvement process and propose optimization actions.
Education / Qualifications
Professional Bac or Bac+2 in Electrical, Electrotechnical or Industrial Maintenance. Electrically-recommended. Technical skills: Diagnostic and repair of electrical circuits on rolling stock. Reading and mastering electrical diagrams. Intervention on power circuits and control (24V, 48V, 220V, 380V). Control of measuring devices and tests. Relational know-how: Team spirit, fluid communication. Rigor, autonomy, total compliance with safety instructions. Reactivity and sense of analysis. Min. level of education required: DEUG, BTS, DUT
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