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The engineer is responsible for contributing to the proper functioning, performance and reliability of fixed industrial equipment.
Responsibilities
His responsibilities include:
Provide technical expertise on crushers, conveyors, sieves, pumps, transfer stations and handling equipment.
Participate in the design and improvement of industrial facilities.
Examine the plans, engineering studies and technical specifications of equipment.
Detect and analyze recurring failures.
Provide solutions to improve the availability and service life of facilities.
Monitor equipment compliance with technical and safety standards.
Participate in inspections, audits, risk assessments and design reviews.
Support maintenance and commissioning operations.
Analyze performance data to anticipate failures.
Maintain reliable and up-to-date technical documentation.
Collaborate with suppliers, maintenance teams, operations and HSE services.
Participate in the development of Guinean engineers’ skills.
Candidate profile
Education / Qualifications
Degree: Bachelor in mechanical, industrial, electrical or mechatronics engineering.
Experience
Experience: Minimum 7 years in heavy industrial facilities, including mines, ports, railway infrastructure or material handling facilities.
Skills:
Control of industrial conveyors, crushing equipment, sieving and lubrication.
Knowledge of hydraulic systems and mechanical drives.
Understanding of ISO, IEC and AS/NZS standards.
Analysis of performance, technical plans and 3D models.
Knowledge of CMMS and EDMS tools.
Mastery of FMEA, RCA and failure analysis methods.
Experience in equipment life cycle management.
Knowledge of industrial projects and commissioning phases.
Ability to coordinate the interventions of several technical teams.
An additional degree in engineering, asset management or reliability is an advantage.
English: an asset.
Candidate profile
Bachelor in Mechanical, Industrial, Electrical or Mechatronics Engineering
Minimum 7 years of experience in heavy industrial installations (mining, ports, railway infrastructure or material handling facilities)
Control of industrial conveyors, crushing equipment, sieving and lubrication
Knowledge of hydraulic systems and mechanical drives
Understanding of ISO, IEC and AS/NZS standards
Analysis of performance, technical plans and 3D models
Knowledge of CMMS and EDMS tools
Mastery of FMEA, RCA and failure analysis methods
Experience in equipment life cycle management
Knowledge of industrial projects and commissioning phases
Ability to coordinate the interventions of several technical teams
Additional degree in engineering, asset management or reliability (advantage)
English (asset)
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