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Africsearch, a firm specializing in recruitment in Benin, is launching a call for applications on behalf of a company established in the country. This initiative aims to strengthen the company’s operational capacities through the integration of new senior management and executives.
Open positions
One (01) Deputy Site Director
A (01) Site Manager
A (01) Site Operations Manager
One (01) Customs, Transit and Regulatory Officer
One (01) Administrative, Financial and HR Manager
One (01) Technical Manager and HSE
Candidate profile
Education / Qualifications
Applicants must hold a Baccalaureate level diploma+3 to Bac+5 (depending on the position) in a relevant field: logistics, supply chain, port management, transport, management, port operation, industrial engineering, customs law, international trade, transit, finance, accounting, human resources, electrical engineering or maintenance.
Experience
Work experience of seven (7) to twelve (12) years is required, depending on the position. It must include several years spent in a management, managerial or specialized position (customs, finance, HR, HSE, operations), ideally within a logistics, port or industrial environment.
Documents to be provided in the application file
Letter of motivation
Detailed curriculum vitae including
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