Colas Gabon - Libreville

Colas is paving the way towards a more responsible world!

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Colas, a subsidiary of the Bouygues group, designs, builds and maintains transport infrastructure and sustainable developments worldwide.

The Colas Group is a world leader in the construction, maintenance, and upkeep of transport infrastructure.

Our mission? To design, build, and maintain transport infrastructure responsibly, drawing on our local presence around the world. Our three main activities are roads – our core business – materials, and rail.

Colas represents…

50 countries of operation across 5 continents

, nearly 58,000 employees

, 60,000 construction sites

, 3,000 material production and recycling facilities

, and €15.5 billion in revenue in 2022.

Colas is committed, through 8 CSR commitments formalized in the ACT (Act and Commit Together) corporate project, to meeting the expectations of its customers, employees, partners, investors, users, and, more generally, the entire civil society. At Colas, we are aware that these are the

Teams that drive a company forward. We strive to develop talent and help our employees reach their full potential throughout their careers. Because when you join Colas for a job, we hope you'll build a career here

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Libreville , Gabon

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