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Electrician (Abuja) at Viju Industries Nigeria Limited
CDIil y a 29 jours
Job Description
Ogun
CDI
Salary N200,000
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Viju Industries Nigeria Limited, acteur majeur du secteur agroalimentaire et des boissons au Nigeria, recrute un Electricien pour rejoindre ses équipes à Igbesa, dans l'État d'Ogun. L'entreprise s'est forgée une solide réputation en produisant des produits nutritifs et abordables devenus des incontournables des foyers nigérians. Son portefeuille comprend notamment Viju Milk Drink, Viju BB Star, une large gamme de yaourts aromatisés, de boissons lactées aux fruits et de rafraîchissements, ainsi que Mr. V Premium Water et V-Cool Soft Drinks. Chaque produit est conçu pour répondre aux normes internationales tout en restant accessible aux familles nigérianes.
Poste : Electricien Lieu : Igbesa, Ogun Type de contrat : Temps plein
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Les candidats doivent justifier de plus de cinq ans d'expérience pertinente. Le poste implique de prendre en charge l'ensemble des tâches électriques au sein de la production et des opérations d'une entreprise de boissons, notamment l'installation, la mise en service, la maintenance et la réparation des équipements électriques, afin de garantir le fonctionnement sûr et stable des lignes de production. Les postulants doivent être capables d'effectuer de manière autonome le diagnostic et la réparation de divers systèmes électriques, connaître la réglementation en matière d'électricité et posséder de solides compétences techniques ainsi qu'une vaste expérience pratique.
Salaire : N200,000 – N500,000 par mois.
Date de clôture des candidatures : 30 septembre 2026.
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