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We are looking for an Operations Manager to join our team. This position involves overall supervision of the company's operational activities, effective coordination between different departments and contribution to the strategic development of activities. The Operations Manager ensures the proper execution of projects, supports teams in achieving their objectives and represents the company to customers, partners and subcontractors, ensuring fluid communication and optimal management of resources. Missions: Coordinate and supervise all operational activities of the company to ensure their fluidity and efficiency. Ensure harmonious collaboration between the different departments to optimize overall performance. Ensure the proper execution of projects by respecting deadlines, budgets and quality standards. Accompany and support teams in achieving their goals, promoting their professional development. Represent the company to customers, partners and subcontractors, developing strong relationships and ensuring effective communication.
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