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ITM Guinea recruits a Demolition Operator for one of its clients in Conakry. Desired profile: Experience in demolition or deconstruction desired. Training in site safety and the use of specialized tools. Ability to understand response plans and communicate with signalers. Strict compliance with safety regulations; suitable clearances for machinery, work at heights and hazardous materials. Deadline: 4 December 2026.
Candidate profile
Experience
Experience in demolition or deconstruction work
Education / Qualifications
Training in site safety and handling of equipment
Ability to follow response plans and communicate with signalers
Empowering machines, working at heights and hazardous materials
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