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Contract: Other | Location Canga (Beyla), Guinea | Experience: 2 to 3 years | Training: BTS / DUT | Deadline 2026-11-16
Job description
Rio Tinto is seeking an Administrative Officer to provide administrative and documentary support to the Mining Processing Plant Department. The position aims to ensure smooth onboarding, good team coordination and effective support for operational activities while maintaining reliable documentation, planning and reporting systems.
Main duties
Manage documentation and records management (be the focal point with HSEC, Warehouse and training departments for staff onboarding)
Other information
Support the planning of maintenance activities, scheduled shutdowns, meetings, update schedules and inform stakeholders
Enter and verify data in the CMMS for work orders, parts usage and task completion
Generate daily, weekly and monthly reports on plant performance, maintenance KPIs and resource utilization
Assist in the creation of purchase requests, track deliveries and maintain records of consumables and spare parts
Provide the first point of
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