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Technician – Specialist – Automatisme / Électricité / Climatisation
CDIabout 1 month ago
Job Description
Conakry
CDI
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BIA Group is looking for a Specialist Technician – Électricité auto/climatisation H/F. Its mission is to ensure the realization of the project in compliance with the highest standards of quality and reliability, while guaranteeing the achievement of objectives within the deadlines defined by the project plan.
Responsibilities
- Workshop: optimization of resources, assistance in operational planning with the Workshop Manager, daily monitoring of work, team supervision, distribution of worksheets (Job Cards), guarantee of compliance with Komatsu/KRCC standards (EMS), control of RESO software.
- Reporting & Documentation: daily activity reports, timesheets, component evaluation reports and tests to the Senior Supervisor, maintenance of detailed records with photos, tracking of parts consumed.
Education / Qualifications
- Training & HSE: workplace training (OJT), technical advice, strict compliance with safety and environmental standards (HSE).
Candidate profile
- CAP/BEP or related advanced technical degree.
Other information
- Mastery of computer tools (Word, Excel, MS Project).
- Excellent knowledge of automotive mechanics and electricity.
Experience
- Proven experience in REMAN (rebuild/remanufacturing) workshop on mining components (minimum 5 years). Advantages: Permanent contract, competitive remuneration, benefits, comprehensive training program. Candidate profile Holder of a professional certificate (CAP/BEP) or an advanced technical degree in a related field At least 5 years of experience in a REMAN workshop specialized in mining equipment components Excellent knowledge of mechanics and electricity Good command of IT tools, including Microsoft Word, Excel and Project Experience in dismantling, reassembly and installation of mechanical components
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