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Human Capital Partners (HCP) - Our client, a leading Oil and Gas Company, is recruiting to fill the position below: Job Title: Government and Regulatory Affairs Manager Location: Lagos Employment Type: Full-time Job Summary The Government and Regulatory Affairs Manager reports to the Director, Corporate Affairs and Government Relations. The role is responsible for managing relationships with government institutions, petroleum-sector regulators, and other strategic stakeholders; monitoring regulatory and policy developments; facilitating permits and approvals; and supporting Nigerian Content compliance. The role will also contribute to business development, tendering, contract acquisition, and account management by translating regulatory and market intelligence into actionable commercial strategies. The position requires strong knowledge of Nigeria's upstream oil and gas industry, the NOGICD Act 2010, and relevant Nigerian Content frameworks. The role is based in Lagos, with frequent travel. Responsibilities Build and maintain strategic relationships with government officials, regulatory bodies, and key industry stakeholders, including NUPRC, NMDPRA, NNPCL, NUIMS, NIPEX, NCDMB, NAPIMS, and the Ministry of Petroleum Resources. Monitor government policies, legislation, regulatory directives, and industry developments, providing insights into their potential impact on the organization’s operations and business objectives. Coordinate regulatory approvals, permits, registrations, renewals, and other statutory requirements to ensure timely compliance with applicable regulations. Support Nigerian Content compliance by ensuring adherence to relevant requirements of the NOGICD Act 2010 and facilitating engagement with NCDMB and other relevant institutions. Identify and develop business opportunities within the upstream oil and gas sector, supporting sales, marketing, account management, and contract acquisition initiatives, particularly with E&P companies. Coordinate tendering and bidding activities with Contracts, Tenders, and relevant business units to ensure timely submissions and improve contract-winning opportunities. Develop policy briefs, position papers, and advocacy recommendations while identifying and managing regulatory, political, and stakeholder-related risks that may affect the organization. Gather and analyze market intelligence, customer trends, competitor activities, and regulatory developments, translating findings into actionable business strategies and viable commercial leads. Represent the organization at regulatory meetings, industry conferences, and policy discussions; deliver corporate presentations; and coordinate facility tours for government officials and other relevant stakeholders. Prepare regular reports for the Director, Corporate Affairs and Government Relations on regulatory developments, stakeholder engagements, business opportunities, market intelligence, and emerging risks, while performing other assigned duties. Requirements Bachelor's Degree in Engineering, Law, Social Sciences, or a related discipline. Minimum of 7 years' relevant professional experience, with strong working knowledge of Nigeria's upstream oil and gas industry. Demonstrable expertise in Nigerian Content requirements, including working knowledge of the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) and NAPIMS. Proven knowledge and practical application of the Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry Content Development (NOGICD) Act 2010. Experience in sales, marketing, business development, and account management within the oil and gas sector, preferably supporting exploration and production (E and P) companies. A proven track record of identifying business opportunities, supporting tenders, and winning contracts. Good understanding of relevant petroleum-sector institutions and regulators, including NUPRC, NMDPRA, NNPCL, NUIMS, and NIPEX. Strong commercial awareness and the ability to translate regulatory developments and market intelligence into actionable business strategies. Excellent stakeholder engagement, negotiation, presentation, written and verbal communication skills. Proficiency in Microsoft Office and other relevant business tools, with the ability to work independently and manage multiple priorities.

Sterling Oil Exploration & Energy Production Company Limited (SEEPCO) is an indigenous company that ventured into Exploration and Production (E&P) business in the year 2005 bid round held by Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) and was successful with license OML 143 (formerly OPL 280). At SEEPCO, we are committed to excellence in the oil and gas sector, driving innovation, sustainability, and growth. Follow us for the latest updates, industry insights, and career opportunities. We are recruiting to fill the position below: Job Title: Inlet System Operator Locations: Akwa Ibom & Delta Employment Type: Contract; Full-Time; Rotational Shift About the Role We are actively recruiting a highly skilled Inlet System Operator on behalf of a premier Oil & Gas and Fertilizer production company. Operating within a world-class, integrated production facility, you will take ownership of the Ammonia Plant Front-End / Inlet Systems, encompassing Natural Gas reception, feed gas compression, and desulfurization (Amine/ZnO) units. This role is the critical first step in the ammonia synthesis value chain, ensuring the delivery of clean, high-quality feedstock to the reformers. The ideal candidate is deeply ingrained in a "Goal Zero" HSE culture, possesses advanced expertise in high-pressure gas processing, rotating equipment (centrifugal/reciprocating compressors), and DCS monitoring, and is committed to Asset Integrity and Operating within Safe Operating Limits (SOL). You will utilize digital work management systems (CMMS) to drive reliability, minimize flare/venting, and ensure absolute process safety. Key Responsibilities Inlet/Feedstock & Desulfurization Operations: Operate, monitor, and optimize the Natural Gas Reception, Feed Gas Compression, and Desulfurization units (including Amine absorbers/strippers and Zinc Oxide reactors) via the DCS and field panels. Ensure the continuous supply of clean, sulfur-free feed gas to the Primary Reformer, strictly maintaining process parameters (temperature, pressure, flow) within Safe Operating Limits (SOL). Monitor and control critical inlet equipment, including scrubbers, knockout drums, coalescers, and high-pressure gas compressors, ensuring optimal separation and compression efficiency. Manage catalyst bed temperatures and breakthrough monitoring in desulfurization reactors to protect downstream ammonia synthesis catalysts from poisoning. Process Optimization & Energy Transition: Analyze process trends and laboratory data to optimize amine circulation rates, steam consumption, and compressor anti-surge control, directly supporting the plant’s energy efficiency and flare reduction targets. Execute complex start-ups, normal operations, and Emergency Shutdowns (ESD) of the inlet systems in strict adherence to Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). Identify and resolve operational bottlenecks, participating in Deviation Management and Root Cause Analysis (RCA) to prevent recurrence. Asset Integrity, Reliability & Digital Work Management: Champion the facility’s Asset Integrity Management System (AIMS), monitoring for corrosion, erosion, and hydrate formation in high-pressure gas systems. Utilize the Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS - e.g., SAP PM / IBM Maximo) to raise, track, and close work orders, document technical histories, and manage spare parts for the inlet packages. Support Reliability-Centered Maintenance (RCM) strategies, collaborating with the mechanical/rotating equipment team during condition monitoring (vibration, lube oil analysis) and Turnaround Maintenance (TAM). HSE, Process Safety & Leadership: Strictly enforce the company’s Life-Saving Rules, Permit to Work (PTW), and Lock-Out/Tag-Out (LOTO) procedures, ensuring zero energy incidents during maintenance handovers. Actively participate in Job Safety Analysis (JSA), Hazard Identification (HAZID), and Toolbox Talks, exercising Stop Work Authority (SWA) when conditions are unsafe. Operate safely in Hazardous Areas (Zone 1 & 2), ensuring compliance with IECEx / ATEX / CompEx standards for all instrumentation and electrical interfaces. Mentor junior operators and field technicians, fostering a high-performance, safety-first, and continuous improvement culture. Requirements & Qualifications OND, HND, B.Eng/B.Sc in Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or Gas Engineering; or a recognized advanced technical certification in Process Operations. Minimum 5 years of hands-on operational experience specifically as a Panel/Field Operator in the Front-End / Gas Processing / Feedstock preparation section of a large-scale Ammonia, Fertilizer, Petrochemical, or Gas Processing plant. Proven, verifiable experience operating high-pressure gas compressors, amine/TEG systems, and desulfurization reactors. Deep understanding of gas sweetening, dehydration, high-pressure compression thermodynamics, and catalyst protection principles. Strong ability to read and interpret P&IDs, PFDs, compressor performance curves, and cause-and-effect matrices Familiarity with DCS/SCADA systems (e.g., Honeywell, Yokogawa, Emerson) and advanced process control (APC) concepts. Certifications & HSE: Valid HSE Level 1, 2, & 3 certifications; strong awareness of Process Safety Management (PSM). CompEx or equivalent Hazardous Area certification is a strong advantage. BOSIET/HUET and valid Offshore Medical (if applicable to site/terminal rotation). What We Offer A highly competitive, top-tier Oil & Gas remuneration package with applicable rotation allowances. Opportunity to operate world-class, high-integrity front-end assets in an integrated fertilizer facility. Exposure to advanced digital work management, energy optimization, and flare reduction initiatives. A "Goal Zero" safety culturewith clear career progression into

Salpha Energy is a renewable energy company determined to provide affordable solar solutions for everyone. We are addressing the huge market need for energy by enabling people harness the infinite source of light that freely accessible to everyone. Innovations in renewable technology afford us the opportunity to place power back in the hands of people, through innovative and quality conscious products that are built to last for outdoor campaing, entrepreneurial activities, rural settlements or disaster relief. We are recruiting to fill the position below: Job Title: Cashier & Inventory Officer Location: Ekewuan Road, Benin City - Edo Employment Type: Full-time Job Description The Cashier/Inventory shall have the primary responsibility of handling customer purchasing and payments while facilitating a good interaction/relationship with the customer. The ideal candidate shall be responsible for processing and receiving payments and issuing receipts. The cashier will be entrusted with the key responsibilities of complementing the customer shopping experience by evaluating the customer’s purchases, and handling the customers’ payments for goods and services while making the process as enjoyable and least stressful as possible. Responsibilities Assist in achieving branch budgeted sales and profit targets. Collecting payments for products either in cash or credit. Maintain clean and tidy of the checkout stations and other equipment. Balancing the cash register and generating reports for credit and debit sales. Accepting payments, ensuring all prices and quantities are accurate and providing a receipt to every customer. Deposit cash received to the bank. Track transactions on balance sheets and report any discrepancies. Maintain accurate record of inventory sent to the station. Resolving customers’ complaints. Ensure products presented by customers are properly handled to the satisfaction of the customer. Cross-checking items presented for purchase by customers to see that they are in good condition. Scanning all the items presented for purchase by the customer. Have proper knowledge of all companies’ products and prices. Processing various forms of tender e.g. cash, cheques, debit cards, and gift vouchers presented by the customer as means of payment. Requirements Bachelor's Degree in Accounting / Business Administration / Marketing / Economics or any relevant field with 3 - 5 years experience. Computer Savvy. Excellent knowledge of Google Suites. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Prioritizing, time management and organizational skills. Relationship management skills and openness to feedback. Proven experience as a cashier is an added advantage. Candidates must reside in the job location. Salary N100,000 monthly.

African Natural Resources and Mines Limited (ANRML), established by African Industries Group, operates a fully integrated iron ore mining and processing plant in Gujeni village, Kagarko LGA, Kaduna state—the first of its kind in Nigeria. We are recruiting to fill the position below: Job Title: Drilling and Blasting Engineer Location: Gujeni, Kaduna Employment Type: Contract Job Summary Responsible for planning, coordinating, and supervising drilling and blasting operations to ensure safe, efficient, and cost-effective mining activities while achieving production targets. Key Responsibilities Plan and supervise drilling and blasting activities in line with approved mine plans. Monitor drilling accuracy, blast performance, fragmentation, and productivity. Coordinate blasting schedules with mining operations and the site mixing and emulsion division. Ensure compliance with explosives safety procedures, mining regulations, and environmental standards. Monitor drilling and blasting costs and recommend operational improvements. Prepare daily and monthly operational reports and maintain accurate records. Conduct field inspections and ensure all blasting activities follow approved safety procedures. Requirements Bachelor's Degree in Mining Engineering or a related discipline. 3–5 years of relevant experience in drilling and blasting, preferably in open-pit mining. Knowledge of blast planning, mine surveying, fragmentation analysis, and mining operations. Strong technical, analytical, communication, and problem-solving skills. Relevant blasting certifications and statutory authorisations, where required. Key Competencies: Safety management. Operational planning. Cost control. Teamwork. Leadership. Performance optimisation.

Salpha Energy is a renewable energy company determined to provide affordable solar solutions for everyone. We are addressing the huge market need for energy by enabling people to harness the infinite source of light that freely accessible to everyone. Innovations in renewable technology afford us the opportunity to place power back in the hands of people, through innovative and quality-conscious products that are built to last for outdoor camping, entrepreneurial activities, rural settlements or disaster relief. We are recruiting to fill the position below: Job Title: Cashier & Inventory Officer Location: Tradefair, Lagos Employment Type: Full-time Job Description The Cashier shall have the primary responsibility of handling customer purchases and payments while facilitating a good interaction/relationship with the customer. The ideal candidate shall be responsible for processing and receiving payments and issuing receipts. The cashier will be entrusted with the key responsibilities of complementing the customer shopping experience by evaluating the customer’s purchases and handling the customers’ payments for goods and services while making the process as enjoyable and as stress-free as possible. Responsibilities Assist in achieving branch budgeted sales and profit targets. Collecting payments for products either in cash or credit. Maintain clean and tidy checkout stations and other equipment. Balancing the cash register and generating reports for credit and debit sales Accepting payments, ensuring all prices and quantities are accurate, and providing a receipt to every customer Deposit cash received to the bank Track transactions on balance sheets and report any discrepancies. Maintain accurate records of inventory sent to the station. Resolve customers’ complaints. Ensure products presented by customers are properly handled to the satisfaction of the customer. Cross-checking items presented for purchase by customers to see that they are in good condition. Scanning all the items presented for purchase by the customer. Have proper knowledge of all companies’ products and prices. Processing various forms of tender e.g., cash, cheques, debit cards, and gift vouchers presented by the customer as means of payment. Requirements Bachelor's Degree in Accounting / Business Administration / Marketing / Economics or any relevant field with 3 - 5 years' experience. Computer Savvy. Excellent knowledge of Google Suite. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Prioritizing, time management, and organizational skills. Relationship management skills and openness to feedback. Proven experience as a cashier is an added advantage. Candidates must reside in Abule Ado, Ojo, Mile 2, Tradefair axis. Salary N100,000 monthly.

Salpha Energy is a renewable energy company determined to provide affordable solar solutions for everyone. We are addressing the huge market need for energy by enabling people harness the infinite source of light that freely accessible to everyone. Innovations in renewable technology afford us the opportunity to place power back in the hands of people, through innovative and quality conscious products that are built to last for outdoor campaing, entrepreneurial activities, rural settlements or disaster relief. We are recruiting to fill the position below: Job Title: Cashier & Inventory Officer Location: Dugbe, Ibadan - Oyo Employment Type: Full-time Job Description The Cashier / Inventory Officer shall have the primary responsibility of handling customer purchasing and payments while facilitating a good interaction/relationship with the customer. The ideal candidate shall be responsible for processing and receiving payments and issuing receipts. The cashier will be entrusted with the key responsibilities of complementing the customer shopping experience by evaluating the customer’s purchases, and handling the customers’ payments for goods and services while making the process as enjoyable and least stressful as possible. Responsibilities Assist in achieving branch budgeted sales and profit targets. Collecting payments for products either in cash or credit. Maintain clean and tidy of the checkout stations and other equipment. Balancing the cash register and generating reports for credit and debit sales Accepting payments, ensuring all prices and quantities are accurate and providing a receipt to every customer Deposit cash received to the bank Track transactions on balance sheets and report any discrepancies. Maintain accurate record of inventory sent to the station. Resolving customers’ complaints. Ensure products presented by customers are properly handled to the satisfaction of the customer. Cross-checking items presented for purchase by customers to see that they are in good condition. Scanning all the items presented for purchase by the customer. Have proper knowledge of all companies’ products and prices. Processing various forms of tender e.g. cash, cheques, debit cards, and gift vouchers presented by the customer as means of payment. Requirements Bachelor's Degree in Accounting / Business Administration / Marketing / Economics or any relevant field with 3 - 5 years experience. Computer Savvy. Excellent knowledge of Google Suites. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Prioritizing, time management and organizational skills. Relationship management skills and openness to feedback. Proven experience as a cashier is an added advantage. Candidates must reside aroundthe job location. Salary N100,000 monthly.