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Contract: Not specified | Location: Conakry, Guinea | Experience: At least 10 years | Education: Bachelor or higher in Engineering | Deadline 2026-11-11
Job description
Other information
Rio Tinto has a diversity policy and offers benefits: annual premium, employee share ownership plan, health coverage, retirement, employee assistance program and leave. Job reference: R62591-1.
Main duties
Lead the governance and technical assurance team (standards, approvals, MoC change management, configuration control, reference data)
Lead the multidisciplinary engineering team throughout the life cycle of port, rail and infrastructure assets
Prepare for audits
Planning for long-term investments
Candidate profile
Bachelor’s degree or higher in engineering; a certification in asset management is an important asset. At least 10 years in engineering and asset management, including a minimum of 5 years in operational management related to mining, maintenance or a similar sector; management of multidisciplinary teams; skills development (coaching, succession planning). Strategic leadership, complex project management, impeccable integrity.
Required skills
ISO 55000 and ISO 14224
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