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We recruit for a company specialized in the energy, services and industry sector based in guinee:
Candidate profile
Education / Qualifications
BTS/CAP/BAC training+3 in Mechanical Engineering, Heavy Equipment Maintenance, Electromechanical or equivalent, with 5 to 7 years experience in a similar position.
Main duties
Perform generator maintenance in accordance with the company’s work instructions
Conduct systematic failure research and repairs on mechanical equipment
Complete and keep paper and electronic files according to the specificities of the site
Produce process-based failure reports using paper and electronic systems
Conduct field training for service teams
Understanding the Maintenance Management System (MMS) schedule
Assistance in the installation and demobilization of company equipment
Ensure strict compliance with safety and environmental standards (QHSE)
Skills sought
Experience
Proven experience as a mechanic
Solid knowledge in general mechanical equipment maintenance
Ability to meet QHSE standards, operational procedures and compliance with local legislation
Ability to work in a confined space and at heights of up to 2.5 meters
Ability to work independently when needed
Other information
Mastery of computer tools and specific software (Word, Excel, database, CMMS etc.)
Mastery of French and English is an asset
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