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Électricien Automobile - Abidjan, Attinguié PK 30
CDI19 days ago
Job Description
Abidjan
CDI
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Job details Proposed position: Automobile Mechanic - AbidjanAttracted PK 30 In the workshop of ZONDACI SARL, the car mechanic takes care of the maintenance and repair of vehicles. It identifies breakdowns, performs the necessary interventions and ensures that each vehicle is returned in good working order and in complete safety.
Main duties
Diagnosis of mechanical failures Current maintenance: draining, braking, distribution, suspension Repair and replacement of engine and transmission parts Inspection of vehicles before return
Candidate profile
Profile sought for the position: Automotive Mechanic - AbidjanAttracted PK 30 Profile CAP / BT / BTS in Automotive Mechanics Perfect mastery of the job as a car mechanic Mastery of diagnostic tools Desired Permit B Punctuality, rigor, team spirit Ad criteria for the position: Automotive Mechanic - AbidjanAttracted PK 30 Occupation Production, maintenance, quality Industry Automotive, transport equipment, repair Import, export Maintenance, maintenance, after-sales service Contract type Region Abidjan AbidjanAttracted PK 30 Remote work
Experience
Experience between 2 and 5 years - Experience between 5 and 10 years - Experience > 10 years Education level Qualification before bac - Bac - Bac+1 - Bac+2 - Bac+3 - Bac+4 - Bac+5 and more Required languages French > fluent
Education / Qualifications
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