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The trainee is supervised by the Works Engineer. It assists in the control of infrastructure worksites and verifies that subcontracting companies comply with technical, environmental and HSE requirements.
Participate in regular site visits to identify intervention needs
Job overview
Study the contractual technical documents and the context of each intervention
Assist in the daily monitoring of the work of subcontracting companies
Verify that technical, environmental and HSE requirements are met
Report malfunctions and non-conformities to the Engineer
Participate in measurements and observations on site (statements, photos)
Transmit to entrepreneurs the instructions of the hierarchy
Check that companies leave a clean site at the end of the work
Other information
Help coordinate businesses with operations teams and other companies in the same scope
Contribute to the HSE daily report for the infrastructure part and the required reporting
Candidate profile
CANDIDATE PROFILE
Graduate student or young engineer with a degree in civil engineering, construction, public works or an equivalent specialty
Experience
A first internship or a first experience on site is a plus
Good basics in site monitoring, reading plans and metrics
Mastery of Word and Excel
Attention to HSE rules and quality requirements
Organized, rigorous and honest
Good sense of observation, curiosity and ability to report
Comfortable to interact with companies and operations teams
Mobile at the Conakry and Kagbelen sites
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