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Place: production plant, Dibamba, Littoral, Cameroon (on site, shift service). 2 positions to be filled.
Responsibilities
Develop and update fire emergency plans and operational procedures in accordance with Cameroonian regulations.
Organize and carry out evacuation and firefighting exercises adapted to the risks of the site (storage of chemicals, production workshops), involving staff and service providers.
Education / Qualifications
Provide training and day-to-day management of staff and security officers.
Other information
Provide command of emergency operations in the event of fire, chemical leaks, industrial accidents or other emergencies.
Ensure the availability of firefighting equipment 24 hours a day.
Control the driving and use of fire vehicles (water pumps, foam systems, other equipment).
Act first in case of fire departure, alert outside rescue and guide them.
Ensure the rapid evacuation of the public and staff and provide assistance to people.
Candidate profile
Experience
At least 3 years of experience in fire safety or industrial emergency response.
Proven hands-on experience in driving, operating and maintaining fire vehicles (daily checks of tank trucks and foam vehicles) mandatory.
Bac+3 minimum.
A training in QHSE, fire safety engineering or related field is an asset.
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