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Bring the skills of your team.

A technical business brings more than available people. Its experience, supervision and knowledge of the work matter. This is a conversation between businesses about a defined delivery role in workshop or mine-site work.

Five technicians in hard hats and high-visibility clothing talking beside a mining shovel.
Technicians at a CAT 6030 shovel during assembly for Glencore in the DRC, September 2024.

Your contribution

Specialist knowledge with a practical role

Describe the work your team can undertake, where it operates and how it is led. A partnership discussion can then connect specific skills with the workshop or site requirements of a proposed job.

  • Experienced people with trades or technical specialisms relevant to the work.
  • Supervision and a clear account of your team’s responsibilities.
  • Knowledge of the locations and conditions where your business can operate.

What we could work on together

Contribute to a planned project

Explore a defined part of a maintenance, shutdown or equipment project. Start with the work package and required skills so both sides understand the contribution being proposed.

Support workshop delivery

Discuss how your team’s specialist knowledge could complement an existing workshop team. Clarify the jobs involved, supervision and the information needed to perform and record the work.

Connect local knowledge with a wider team

Where your business knows a region or operating environment, explore how that knowledge could support a shared project. Mobilisation and local delivery roles would be discussed for the job.

What we would discuss

Skills matched to the task
Which trades and technical disciplines do you provide? Relevant experience, qualifications and the nature of past work help distinguish the proposed team’s strengths.
How the team would work
Discuss who plans and supervises tasks, how progress is reported and where technical questions go. These working arrangements matter as much as the number of people available.
Location and timing
Explain where your business can operate and the practical conditions for mobilisation. Any proposed dates, team size and duration need to match a defined project and agreed responsibilities.

Tell us where you see an opportunity.

Introduce your business, what you could contribute and what you would like to explore with Akaliko.

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