MANPOWER

Machines arrive only after people do

Operators, technicians and supervisors matched to model, shift pattern and schedule, with visas, contracts, insurance and induction handled in one process.

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Role families

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Engagement models

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Placement markets

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Process steps

MODELS

Three ways to staff a project

Turnkey crews suit contractors and mining; single placements cover short gaps; localisation coaching leaves capability in-country.

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Turnkey site crew

Operators, technicians, supervisors and interpreters configured to the site, with unified mobilisation, insurance and camp management, accountable for availability.

For main contractors and large mining projects

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Single-role placement

Fill a single gap such as a crane operator or hydraulic technician to cover a critical short-term vacancy.

For live projects needing short-term cover

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Localisation coaching

Chinese technicians coach local staff, establishing service routines, parts lists and assessment standards so capability stays in-country.

For fleets and dealers planning long-term operations

ROLES

Six role families

Role descriptions, experience requirements and contract length are agreed up front to avoid mismatched expectations on site.

Earthmoving & road12–24 month contracts

Excavator operator

Operators for earthworks, utility trenching and quarry loading, matched by machine model with model familiarisation and safety briefing before departure.

  • 2+ years on the same tonnage class
  • Basic maintenance and daily checks
  • Willing to work site shift rotations
Lifting & installation12–24 month contracts

Mobile and crawler crane operator

Support for steel structures, precast elements and equipment erection, executing lift plans and signal coordination for 25–260 t machines.

  • Valid crane operator licence
  • Familiar with lift plans and load charts
  • Works with signallers and erection crews
Transport & logistics12–24 month contracts

Heavy truck and tipper driver

Haulage in mining, construction materials and port shuttles, matched to local licence and road rules, including adaptation for right-hand-drive fleets.

  • 3+ years heavy truck experience
  • Eligible for local licence conversion
  • Site safety and fatigue management training
After-sales service6–18 months on site

Hydraulic and engine technician

For brand dealers and project fleets: on-site diagnosis, component replacement and scheduled service, backed by remote diagnostics.

  • Familiar with mainstream hydraulic and control systems
  • Can produce standalone diagnosis reports
  • English or French technical communication preferred
Project management12–36 months on site

Plant and fleet supervisor

Owns availability, parts consumption and rostering, reporting against project milestones and liaising with owners and main contractors.

  • 5+ years equipment management
  • Cost control and parts planning
  • Team leadership and cross-cultural communication
Training & certification1–6 months per project

Localisation trainer

Trains local operators and technicians with model courses, safety modules and assessment systems so fleets build in-country maintenance capability.

  • Machine and electro-hydraulic training experience
  • Can author training materials
  • Teaching in English or French

PROCESS

Four steps from brief to arrival

Every step has an output: role description, skill verification record, formalities checklist and monthly operating report.

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Scope and role assessment

We confirm machine models, shifts, duration, camp conditions and local labour rules, then issue role descriptions and headcount advice.

02

Screening and skill verification

CVs are screened by model and site, with practical or video assessment plus licence, medical and record checks.

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Visa, contract and mobilisation

We support work permits and visa files, sign bilingual contracts, and set up overseas insurance and emergency contacts.

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Arrival handover and ongoing management

Onboarding and safety induction, then monthly attendance, performance and replacement advice as per contract terms.

COMPLIANCE

Compliance boundaries, stated first

  • Placement follows the labour law and visa policy of the project country; timelines depend on local authority decisions.
  • Overseas employment contracts are signed by licensed labour-service companies and employers; the platform matches needs and coordinates but does not replace employer obligations.
  • Personal, licence and medical data are used only for matching and formalities, and are never shown publicly.
  • Pay, insurance and leave follow the signed contract; the platform makes no uniform salary commitment.

Common placement markets

  • Nigeria · Lagos / Abuja
  • Angola · Luanda
  • Zambia · Lusaka / Copperbelt
  • DR Congo · Lubumbashi
  • Tanzania · Dar es Salaam
  • Kenya · Nairobi
  • Ethiopia · Addis Ababa
  • South Africa · Johannesburg
Submit a staffing brief

REQUEST

Submit a staffing brief

Tell us the role family, project country, headcount and start date; we reply with a staffing plan and formalities checklist. Please do not include phone numbers, emails or messaging handles.

  • Role descriptions, experience and contract terms are agreed at the brief stage
  • Formalities follow destination visa and labour rules
  • The platform coordinates matching and process; employer responsibilities remain with the employer

Do not enter phone numbers, emails, messaging handles or links in the text fields. Submissions are used for matching only and never shown publicly.

APPLY

Submit a resume

Operators, technicians, drivers, supervisors and trainers can apply with a resume summary, link or PDF/Word file. Shortlisted candidates are contacted by email.

Resume file (optional)

PDF, DOC or DOCX up to 5MB.

Do not enter phone numbers, emails, messaging handles or links in the text fields. Submissions are used for matching only and never shown publicly.