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[ABOUT THE JOB]
Lano Madagascar, a water drilling company, recruits a Water Drilling Engineer (hydrogeologist).
[PROFILE]
- Degree of hydrogeologist engineer
- Mastery of drilling techniques and equipment
- Sense of organization, rigor and autonomy
- Ability to manage a technical team
- Availability for field trips
[DUTIES]
- Study of groundwater, research and location of water resources
- Geological and hydrogeological studies
- Determination of drilling depth and location
- Risk and water quality analysis
- Supervision and control of drilling operations, coordination of teams on site
- Supervision of the installation of pumping systems
- Technical monitoring, quality and safety of work; drafting of reports
[APPLICATION]
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