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Balancing Machine Operator H/F
Company: Rio Tinto (SimFer)
Education / Qualifications
Contract: Local employment contract | Location: Canga-EstBeyla), Guinea | Experience: Minimum stacker/recovery operating experience | Education: High school diploma or technical certificate | Deadline 2026-11-13
Job description
Rio Tinto, via its Simfer operation. Positions reserved for Guineans with a local employment contract (4 positions). Train storage and loading (TLO) operations for iron ore, with stackers and recuperators. Job reference: R58589-1.
Main duties
Operate stackers/recoverers according to mixing plans and achieve set KPIs.
Monitor equipment and perform pre-start inspections.
Coordinate with the control room and loading teams.
Keep production records and report outages.
Follow safety rules (LOTO, 5S) and participate in safety talks.
Candidate profile
Attached to the supervisor. Education: High school diploma or technical certificate in mining operations or similar field. Minimum experience in the operation of stackers/recoverers or similar equipment in the mining or heavy industry; knowledge of storage fleet management, train mixing and loading. Prior mining, export or maritime experience appreciated; experience on fixed and mobile equipment, an asset.
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