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Technicien en mécanique industrielle (H) — Ambohimanambola — Groupe Sipromad
CDI3 days ago
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[ABOUT THE JOB]
Reference: FB/Tech élec/014/10/2026 The technician ensures the installation, maintenance and troubleshooting of industrial electrical equipment.
[DUTIES]
- Install, connect and commission electrical equipment
- Preventive maintenance of installations
- Diagnosing power failures and repairing
- Propose technical improvements on machines
[PROFILE]
- Strong experience in industrial electricity
- Diploma in Industrial Electricity or equivalent
- Mastery of electrical diagrams, power and control circuits, diagnostic tools
- Autonomy in problem solving
[APPLICATION]
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