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To ensure the continuity of its activities, ICRAFON recruits two (02) mold assemblers for its maintenance service. The position is based at Douala in Cameroon.
Nature of the mission:
Ensure the proper functioning of the moulds;
Ensure compliance with safety rules during the assembly and disassembly of molds;
Implement the preventive maintenance schedule.
Candidate profile
Profile, experience & knowledge:
Education / Qualifications
LAC + 2/3 in F1 (Mechanical Manufacturing) or equivalent degree.
Experience
02 to 03 years of experience in a similar position. Knowledge of molds in plastics is an asset.
Technical knowledge
Ensure preventive and curative maintenance of mussels;
Ensure the assembly and disassembly of moulds on presses;
Ensure the cleaning of accessories;
Identify and manufacture machine accessories (flexible, water pipes, air);
Set up production accessories.
Soft skills
Be rigorous, methodical, organized, able to work under pressure.
Languages
French / English
Start of the mission: 16 November 2026
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