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We are looking for a dynamic intern to join the production site of our company, located in Koumassi, in Ivory Coast. This opportunity is for a motivated person, wishing to develop their skills in an industrial environment.
Main duties
Responsibilities
Under the supervision of the production officer, the trainee will be responsible for
Prepare the workstation and raw materials by checking in advance the availability of materials, consumables and tools needed to start operations.
Assist the production agent in manufacturing operations by performing simple handling, feeding, packaging, sorting or preparation tasks, according to the instructions given.
Supply the machines with raw materials and ensure the evacuation of finished, semi-finished or waste products.
Participate in the visual inspection of production by identifying apparent defects, non-compliant products or any anomaly and immediately notifying the person responsible.
Maintain the cleanliness and safety of the workstation by carrying out storage and cleaning, while strictly respecting the HSE instructions.
Candidate profile
Level BAC or equivalent, and beyond.
Ability to read and write correctly.
Experience
Prior experience in a desired industrial or production environment.
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