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Fleet Manager, Maintenance and Workshops
Company: SOGEFEL S.A.
Education / Qualifications
Contract: Other | Location: Conakry and all locations, Guinea | Experience: 5 years | Training: BAC+4 or BAC+5 | Deadline 2026-11-08
Job description
Guarantee the maximum availability of the fleet (mining machines, trucks, VL, Manitou) at a lower cost, in strict compliance with safety and company procedures.
Main duties
Manage 100% of the company’s fleet, track mechanical availability, manage fuel, lubricants, registrations, insurance and technical controls.
Implement and enforce preventive (250h, 500h, 1000h, 2000h, etc.); organize curative (diagnosis, field and workshop troubleshooting); validate purchase requests and manage critical stock.
Organize the schedule of workshop activities, rotation of teams.
Establish the daily report and follow-up of costs.
Candidate profile
Experience
Bac+4/5 in Industrial Maintenance / Mechanical Engineering or 10 years of field experience. Minimum 05 years as Workshop Manager / Maintenance Manager in mine or construction. Very good mechanical knowledge of CAT, Komatsu, Manitou heavy machinery; reading hydraulic/electrical diagrams; CMMS and Excel.
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