Job details
Maintenance Manager at an Undisclosed Plant via Nizoma Global – Mowe
An industrial plant in Mowe, Ogun State, is recruiting a full-time Maintenance Manager through Nizoma Global. The role reports to the Maintenance Head and works to improve equipment reliability, safety and manufacturing uptime.
Key responsibilities
- Lead preventive maintenance and breakdown response, aiming for under 5% breakdowns and more than 95% preventive-maintenance compliance.
- Monitor plant energy, fuel and water consumption against operating standards.
- Allocate maintenance staff, organise projects and coordinate maintenance windows with Production.
- Maintain spare-part plans, repair records, vendor coordination and equipment tracking.
- Train technicians in fault diagnosis, safe work and maintenance procedures.
- Stop unsafe equipment or activity and raise critical parts and repair requests through approved processes.
- Review equipment condition and maintenance priorities daily, track faults, downtime and outstanding jobs, and report performance to plant management.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree or HND in Engineering or a social science discipline.
- At least seven years of relevant plant or industrial maintenance experience, including three years in supervision or management.
- Experience of production or processing facilities, preventive maintenance and spare-parts planning.
- Knowledge of mechanical, electrical and utility systems, project delivery, safety and consumption reporting.
- Strong leadership, communication, technician-training and Microsoft Office skills; CMMS and maintenance/HSE certifications are advantageous.
Salary
₦500,000–₦700,000 per month.
Benefits
- Health Maintenance Organisation (HMO) cover.
- Thirteenth-month salary.
How to apply
Email your updated CV, using Maintenance Manager as the email subject.
Closing date
10 November 2026
Email your application to info@nizomaglobal.com.
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