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Contract: Other | Location Canga (Beyla), Guinea | Training: CAP / BEP | Deadline 2026-11-12
Job description
Rio Tinto is hiring an HME Mechanic (H/F) based in Canga (Beyla)Guinea. The position is open to Guinean candidates only with local contract. The mechanic will be attached to the HME Maintenance Supervisor and will be responsible for performing diagnostics, inspections, repairs and component replacements on heavy equipment, ensuring preventive and corrective maintenance, and documenting all interventions.
Main duties
Perform diagnostics, inspections, repairs and replacements of mechanical, hydraulic, electrical and transmission components on heavy equipment (excavators, bulldozers, loaders, trucks).
Ensure regular preventive maintenance in accordance with schedules and intervene on unforeseen breakdowns on the site or in the workshop.
Ensure that the work complies with current safety standards and company procedures.
Document all interventions, update maintenance records and participate in the spare parts inventory.
Advise operators on the proper use and maintenance of machines to extend their service life.
Candidate profile
Guinean candidate with a professional or university degree in heavy machinery mechanics or equivalent, with proven experience as a heavy machinery mechanic, ideally in the mining and construction sectors. Good communication skills, preferably bilingual French/English.
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