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Contract: Other | Location: Conakry and all locations, Guinea | Deadline 2026-11-08
Job description
Responsible for the collection, reliability and formatting of data and indicators from the Logistics and Fleet Department, in direct support of the DLF Director.
Main duties
Consolidate logistics, fleet and maintenance data and indicators for all sites.
Produce periodic reports and dashboards for the DLF Director.
Ensure the monitoring and reliability of data in management tools (GMAO, fleet tracking).
Contribute to reliability analysis (RCA, AMDEC, TPM) and continuous improvement.
Standardize reporting formats.
Candidate profile
Experience
Proven experience in data management, reporting or reliability, ideally in the logistics sector or industrial fleet. Rigor and sense of analysis required.
Required skills
Mastery of CMMS tools
Reliability methods (RCA, AMDEC, TPM)
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