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GPFI Group recrute un Compliance Manager pour renforcer la maîtrise des risques et la conformité au sein de son organisation panafricaine de gestion des installations, reconnue à l'échelle internationale.
GPFI Group est une organisation panafricaine de facilities management reconnue mondialement, engagée à opérer au plus haut niveau du secteur. Elle apporte de la valeur à l'ensemble de ses parties prenantes, sur tous ses marchés et en toutes circonstances. Sa vocation est de diriger l'industrie de la gestion immobilière et des installations à travers un engagement envers l'excellence, l'innovation et la gestion environnementale. L'entreprise s'attache à optimiser la valeur et l'efficacité des actifs de ses clients tout en privilégiant, avec ses partenaires, des pratiques durables qui contribuent à une planète plus saine.
Poste : Compliance Manager Lieu : Ikoyi, Lagos (Nigeria) Type de contrat : Temps plein, en présentiel
Missions
Le titulaire du poste élabore et met en œuvre les stratégies de gestion des risques et de conformité. Il conduit les audits de conformité trimestriels et veille à la clôture des constats d'audit dans les délais. Il assure également la surveillance de la conformité réglementaire, de la norme ISO 9001 et des exigences liées à la lutte contre l'esclavage moderne.
Les candidats doivent être titulaires d'un diplôme en droit, administration des affaires, gestion des risques, comptabilité ou dans un domaine connexe. Une connaissance de la norme ISO 9001 est requise, ainsi qu'une expérience pertinente de 3 à 5 ans en conformité, gestion des risques et audit.
Rémunération : attractive.
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