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Community Kitchen Supervisor at Habibi.Works
CDIil y a 22 jours
Job Description
Gabon
CDI
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About Habibi.Works
Habibi.Works is a solidarity-based makerspace and community hub located next to the refugee camp of Katsikas in Northern Greece. It provides access to tools, knowledge, and shared spaces for people on the move, local residents, and international volunteers. Rooted in values of solidarity, mutual respect, and justice, the project fosters community, agency, and resilience in a context shaped by European migration policies.
Role Description
The bike workshop supervisor is responsible for managing the Bikes Workshop, supporting independent use while enhancing skills in bicycle maintenance, repair, and safety. Participants range from beginners to skilled mechanics.
Primary responsibilities:
Ensure correct use of tools and equipment; provide guidance and education when needed. Support participants in repairing, maintaining, or customizing bicycles. Maintain cleanliness and organization of the workshop; engage participants in upkeep. Ensure safety practices are followed and tools are stored properly.
Secondary responsibilities:
Monitor stock of bicycle parts and materials; communicate needs to the relevant team member. Plan guided workshops or tutorials for community members. Document workshop activities and progress.
Skills and experience:
Knowledge of bicycle mechanics and repair. Familiarity with tools and workshop safety. Ability to teach or guide beginners in practical skills.
Profile sought:
Commitment: minimum 6 weeks. Minimum age: 22. Ability to live in the EU for duration of stay (we cannot support with visa processes).
What we offer:
Shared accommodation. Meals on working days + Food Support. Two weekend days (Sunday & Monday). A meaningful role in a grassroots, solidarity-based project. Possibility to extend with a Greek work contract after 3 months.
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