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Local Plant Operator at Egbin Power Plc – Nigeria

Egbin Power Plc is recruiting a Local Plant Operator to support safe and reliable power generation through field patrols, equipment checks and instructions from the control room. The vacancy reference is 640.

Responsibilities

  • Inspect boilers, turbines, condensers, feedwater, cooling and supporting plant systems for irregularities.
  • Identify leaks, unusual vibration, temperature or pressure deviations, hazards and equipment faults.
  • Operate authorised field equipment including valves, pumps, vents and drains.
  • Monitor fuel, cooling water and lubrication systems and carry out approved start-up and shutdown procedures.
  • Comply with safety protocols, permit-to-work procedures, emergency response plans and operational instructions.
  • Maintain logbooks, report equipment conditions and provide clear shift handovers to the control room and incoming personnel.
  • Assist maintenance teams with isolations, equipment access, troubleshooting and urgent responses.

Requirements

  • At least an OND or technical certificate in Mechanical, Electrical or Power Plant Engineering.
  • Experience ranging from entry level to more than two years in generation, refinery or heavy industrial plant environments.
  • Exposure to steam turbine or thermal power plant operations is advantageous.
  • Understanding of power processes, boiler and steam cycles, equipment gauges, P&IDs, safety and emergency shutdowns.
  • Observation, accurate record keeping, communication, teamwork and calm handling of operating incidents.

How to apply

Complete the online application for the Local Plant Operator position, reference 640.

Closing date
9 November 2026 at 12:00 AM

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About the employer

Egbin Power Plc operates a major generating station serving electricity demand in Lagos and surrounding areas. Sahara Power Group and related investors acquired its installed 1,320 MW generating capacity following Nigeria’s power-sector privatisation.

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