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Contract: Other | Location: Guinea | Experience: 7 years and over | Training: BAC+4 or BAC+5 | Deadline 2026-10-27
Job description
Manage infrastructure, general services and real estate assets, optimizing costs and ensuring business continuity and security.
Main duties
Managing general services: buildings, maintenance, security, energy, logistics, fleet
Develop and monitor budgets, optimize expenses and supplier contracts
Supervise service providers (maintenance, cleaning, security...)
Ensure regulatory compliance, HSE and site safety
Deploy projects for continuous improvement and modernization of infrastructure
Set up and monitor performance indicators (KPIs)
Manage projects on multiple sites
Candidate profile
Responsibilities
Bac+4/5 in engineering, construction, maintenance, logistics or equivalent. At least 7 years of experience in a responsible, demanding and structured environment. Mastery of Facility Management, budget and contractual management, and HSE standards. Ability to manage multi-site projects and follow rigorous reporting. Strengths: Leadership and organizational skills, Negotiation, Results orientation, Rigor, autonomy and proactivity, Resistance to pressure.
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