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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: R62593-1.
Main duties
Coordinate maintenance programs for railway, port and mining infrastructure
Monitor weekly plan execution and budget performance
Collaborate with rail and port regulators
Maintain relationships with customers and operational teams
Promoting HSE culture
Candidate profile
Education / Qualifications
Relevant university degree (engineering, project management, business administration or equivalent) or equivalent experience. At least 10 years in construction, infrastructure or mining; experience in operational integration, team management and reporting to management. Leadership, analytical capabilities, emergency response, good health and availability to work in Guinea throughout the contract.
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