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Fleet Coordinator at MEA Logistics & Transport Limited – Nigeria

MEA Logistics & Transport Limited is recruiting a Fleet Coordinator in Nigeria to organise tanker and truck movements, monitor journeys and support reliable, safe fleet operations.

Responsibilities

  • Plan daily truck dispatches, route assignments and journey schedules, including rest stops and check-in procedures.
  • Track vehicles using GPS and telematics, monitor turnaround times and reduce idle time.
  • Coordinate planned maintenance and breakdown support to keep fleet vehicles available.
  • Track fuel, tyres, trip costs, deviations and possible product losses; raise exceptions promptly.
  • Check waybills, loading tickets, permits and relevant Niger cross-border documents.
  • Enforce road-transport safety requirements and report vehicle availability, incidents and operating KPIs to the Logistics Manager.

Requirements

  • Three to five years of fleet coordination or comparable experience, ideally in petroleum products, LPG/CNG or heavy haulage.
  • Knowledge of Nigerian road routes, depots, loading points and transport safety requirements; West African cross-border experience is an advantage.
  • Ability to work with GPS/telematics, journey logs, basic Excel reports and relevant FRSC and DPR/NMDPRA requirements.

Salary

  • ₦250,000 per month.

How to apply

Email your CV using the exact subject Fleet Coordinator / Fleet Supervisor – Nigeria.

You may alternatively send your CV to nisha@mea-energy.com.

Email your application to jobs@mea-energy.com.

Deadline: Not specified; apply as soon as possible.

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About the employer

MEA's energy and logistics operations span sourcing, transport and distribution of petroleum products and other commodities. The business activities described include storage, trucking and retail within the petroleum value chain, alongside trading in agricultural goods, minerals and metals. Its Nigerian downstream-market activities are supported by relationships with traders and refineries, supply-chain management and transport services for industrial and offshore customers.

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