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Organize, manage and coordinate the irrigation of banana plots.
To monitor and control the water balance in order to ensure that water needs are met.
Track dashboards and indicators (repair rate, water tower progress, etc.).
Manage the teams on a daily basis.
Manage equipment and stocks of first repair equipment.
Candidate profile
Experience
Bac+5 in hydraulic, rural or civil engineering; 5 years minimum experience in a similar position; mastery of irrigation techniques, network installation and water pumping; management of teams; data exploitation capacity of different zones or operating networks; Epanet / Porteau business software, IrrigEasy a plus; good practice of French and English; Office suite.
Required skills
Skills: autonomy, rigor, recognized manager, taste for challenge, team spirit.
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