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Engineer – Electrical at African Industries Group (AIG) – 2 Openings
RÉCENTCDIil y a 2 jours
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Lagos
CDI
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Company: African Industries Group (AIG) Location: Nigeria State: Lagos Jobs Job type: Full-Time Job category: Engineering Jobs in Nigeria African Industries Group (AIG) is a diversified global conglomerate with a legacy of 52 years of business excellence and sustainable growth. It is headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria. It has been contributing to Nigeria’s socio-economic growth and industrial development and is equally committed towards the nurturing and development of the local community. We are recruiting to fill the position below: Job Title: Civil Engineer – Projects Location: Ogijo – Ogun and Ikorodu – Lagos Employment Type: Full-time Job Summary We are currently seeking qualified and experienced professionals to join our team across Power Plant Operations, Maintenance, and Projects. Key Requirement Possess a B.Tech / B.E. – Civil with at least 10 years work experience. Minimum of 6 years Power Plant civil construction experience; AutoCAD proficiency required The Power Plant experience requirements are mandatory. Application Closing Date 21st August, 2026. Don't Keep! Kindly
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