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GIG is looking for an Electromechanical and Methods Maintenance Manager to strengthen its technical teams in the manufacture and bottling of mineral water. You will help ensure the availability, reliability and performance of industrial equipment by optimizing maintenance and structuring its methods. Missions: Develop and optimize preventive, corrective and predictive maintenance plans and ranges, as well as associated procedures and operating procedures. Supervise electromechanical interventions on bottling lines and industrial equipment, and administer CMMS to ensure traceability and analysis of interventions. Analyzing the... Level d´studies required: Bac+3, Bac+4 & Bac+5 and more
Experience
Experience level: Experience between 2 years and 5 years and over
Proposed contract: CDI & CDD
Region of: Abidjan
Key Skills: AMDEC - Continuous Improvement - Electromechanics - Manufacturing - Industrial Engineering - Mechanical Engineering - Hygiene - Industry - Ishikawa - Maintenance - Electromechanics Maintenance - Industrial Maintenance - Preventive Maintenance - MTBF - PDCA - Production - Quality - SMED - TPM
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