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KCC SA recherche un Électricien/Électronicien de Maintenance pour Équipements Mobiles Souterrains à Kolwezi
CDI21 days ago
Job Description
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CDI
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KCC SA is looking for an Electrician/Electronician Maintenance for Underground Mobile Equipment in Kolwezi
Location
Deadline 2026-10-17 Subject:
Experience
KCC SA is hiring an Electrician/Electronician for maintenance of mobile underground equipment in Kolwezi. CDI, minimum 5 years of experience. Contract type:
Candidate profile
Qualifications and experience:
Education / Qualifications
- Technical degree, professional qualification or equivalent training in electricity, electrical/electronics engineering, automotive electricity or related field.
- At least five (5) years of experience in electrical and electronic maintenance of mobile mining equipment.
- Practical experience on Sandvik and/or Caterpillar underground equipment.
- Strong knowledge of electrical circuits, wiring, sensors, control systems and communication.
- Ability to interpret wiring diagrams and plans.
- Experience with electrical measuring instruments and diagnostic tools.
Other information
- Knowledge of SAP or a computerized maintenance management system (an asset). Technical skills: Personal skills:
- Strong safety culture.
- Rigor and operational discipline.
- Ability to analyze.
Experience required: Minimum 5 years of experience in electrical and electronic maintenance of mobile mining equipment.
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