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The H/F Mechanic performs efficient and effective technical interventions on the products, equipment and systems used in on-site operations within his scope of responsibility, to ensure optimal customer satisfaction, in accordance with BIA’s maintenance contracts and service level agreements (SLA).
Responsibilities:
Install, configure, modify, maintain, troubleshoot and repair equipment on site according to technical manuals and procedures.
Ensure the availability and operation of equipment via preventive and corrective maintenance according to OEM standards.
Compliance with reporting rules, planning and embodying BIA values in the field.
HSE & Integrity: ensuring on-site security, strict application of HSE protocols, risk reporting, wearing PPE, exercising the right of withdrawal in case of serious danger.
Candidate profile
Education / Qualifications
Diploma from a technical school.
Experience
Minimum 3 years of experience as a Mechanic.
Experience in the mining or construction sector (minimum 3 years required).
French fluent and ideally good level of English.
Knowledge of MS Office appreciated.
Advantages: Permanent, competitive salary, extra-legal benefits, continuing education.
Candidate profile
Diploma from a technical school
Minimum 3 years of experience as a Mechanic
Experience in the mining or construction sector (minimum 3 years)
Fluency in French and ideally good command of English
Knowledge of MS Office (asset)
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