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Sawmill manager(Chef de scierie)
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You will be responsible for planning, controlling and optimising production operations in the sawmill. You will ensure that the maximum value and productivity, as well as the correct volume recovery, is achieved.
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Available positions at Interholco
We offer attractive positions in Africa, Europe or elsewhere in the world in unique, busy environments, typically in the following areas: sales, forest management and harvesting, saw-milling, mechanic maintenance and electricity, glue-lam production, logistics or finance.
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Yes, we consider applications for traineeships and offer traineeship opportunities to undergraduate and graduate students. Please send us your CV and a motivation letter and, if of interest to us, you will be contacted for an interview.
Unsolicited applications are welcome at any time; simply send us your CV and a motivation letter.
With customers in more than 50 countries and partners and stakeholders around the world, English is the language we use to conduct business. For positions based in Africa you may also need to be fluent in French and/or one or more local languages, depending on the country where your position will be located.
Our recruitment department keeps your resume on file and will reach out when we believe we have found a good fit, based on your interests and qualifications. If you’ve already gone through a formal interview, follow up with the members of personnel whom you have met and who may be able to provide status information.
We are committed to ensuring equal employment opportunities for all job applicants and employees. Employment decisions are based upon job-related reasons regardless of an applicant's race, colour, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, national origin, disability, marital status. As an equal opportunities employer, we are committed to ensuring flexibility to support our teams – and prospective applicants – to overcome work related obstacles resulting from disability, whether during the application process or upon successful appointment. If you have any questions about accessibility, interviews or want more information, please contact our Recruitment team.
Once you have submitted your application and after you have been contacted about a job, let us know about your potential relocation needs.
Congo-Brazzaville (as it's often called to distinguish it from Democratic Republic of Congo, south of the Congo River) enjoys a pleasantly laid-back capital city in Brazzaville, some sunny beaches on its Atlantic coastline (Pointe Noire) and the warmth of Congolese culture.
Our wood production and transformation facility, IFO, is neatly situated in the North of Congo, some 900 km away from Brazzaville. Located in the village of Ngombé, on the Sangha river, IFO is surrounded by tropical forest, a natural wonder hosting half of the world’s lowland gorillas, thousands of forest elephants and troops of chimpanzees, just opposite Odzala Nkokoua, one of Congo’s three national parks, where anything from luxurious eco-lodging to bush camping is possible.
Close to the border with Cameroon, IFO offers easy access to the nearby town of Ouesso (31'000 inhabitants), a bustling and friendly place with good fish and high standard of cooking restaurants as well as charming paillotte (straw awning) buildings. An airport with mostly 3 flights a week connects Ouesso to Brazzaville.
Founded by Italo-French explorer Pierre Savorgnan de Brazza in 1880, Brazzavile (1'800'000 inhabitants) is served by an international airport, Maya Maya, providing easy access to flights to Europe and the rest of the world.
With a large number of embassies and international organizations, Brazzaville boasts attractive modernist buildings, a gorgeous riverside with plenty of high-quality eating options and hotel facilities. Brazza (as the city is also called) is by far the more laid-back and safer economic partner of Kinshasa (the DRC’s capital), which is just across the immense Congo river.
Our wood production and transformation facility, IFO, is neatly situated in the North of Congo, some 900 km away from Brazzaville. Located in the village of Ngombé, on the Sangha river, IFO is surrounded by tropical forest, a natural wonder hosting half of the world’s lowland gorillas, thousands of forest elephants and troops of chimpanzees, just opposite Odzala Nkokoua, one of Congo’s three national parks, where anything from luxurious eco-lodging to bush camping is possible.
Close to the border with Cameroon, IFO offers easy access to the nearby town of Ouesso (31'000 inhabitants), a bustling and friendly place with good fish and high standard of cooking restaurants as well as charming paillotte (straw awning) buildings. An airport with mostly 3 flights a week connects Ouesso to Brazzaville.
Founded by Italo-French explorer Pierre Savorgnan de Brazza in 1880, Brazzavile (1'800'000 inhabitants) is served by an international airport, Maya Maya, providing easy access to flights to Europe and the rest of the world.
With a large number of embassies and international organizations, Brazzaville boasts attractive modernist buildings, a gorgeous riverside with plenty of high-quality eating options and hotel facilities. Brazza (as the city is also called) is by far the more laid-back and safer economic partner of Kinshasa (the DRC’s capital), which is just across the immense Congo river.