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Technicien en électricité industrielle (H) — Ambohimanambola — Groupe Sipromad
CDI3 days ago
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[ABOUT THE JOB]
Reference: FB/Tech mec/015/10/2026 The technician is responsible for the installation, maintenance and repair of the factory’s mechanical equipment.
[DUTIES]
- Install and commission industrial mechanical equipment (motors, gearboxes)
- Regular inspections of equipment
- Preventive maintenance, replacement of wear parts, lubrication
- Diagnose breakdowns and repair to ensure production continuity
[PROFILE]
- Solid experience in industrial mechanics
- Diploma of Professional Studies in Industrial Mechanics or equivalent
- Reading of technical drawings and diagrams, measuring tools
- Management of priorities and deadlines
[APPLICATION]
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