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Type of contract: CDI
Salary:
Job description:
The General Resources Officer ensures the management of material resources, logistics and general services necessary for the proper functioning of the company.
Main duties
Ensure the management of premises, equipment and vehicles.
Supervise safety, maintenance and maintenance services.
Manage the company's purchases and supplies.
Ensure compliance with property management procedures.
Follow up on contracts with suppliers.
Participate in the optimization of costs related to general services.
Candidate profile
Bac+3 minimum in Management, Logistics or equivalent.
Experience
Minimum 3 years of experience in general services.
Good command of logistics management techniques.
Sense of organization and anticipation.
Good relationship and ability to negotiate.
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