Expires 4 weeks from now
Electrical Supervisor
Electrical Engineering
full-time
| Senior
Lagos
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Job Summary
The electrical superintendent is to oversee and manage all aspects of electrical work from planning and design to installations and testing.
Job Details
Planning and Design Management/ Quality Control:
Ensures the electrical specifications meet the required requirements and building codes.
Inspecting and ensuring that electrical installations meet quality standards and that they are free from defects.
Ensuring safety regulations and procedures to prevent accidents and injuries in the business.
Consistent Monitoring and servicing of all transformers, overseeing the power control room/ generator.
Supervision of quality materials used in the maintenance and repairing to ensure consistency. Monitoring of the electrical systems and appliances and new installations.
Project Management:
Managing project timelines, budgets and resources to ensure the electrical work is completed on time and within budget.
Identifying and resolving electrical problems that may arise during construction or after completion.
Supervision:
Supervising the electricians, apprentices and contractors to ensure they follow protocols and industry standards.
Ensuring that the electrical systems in the business are safe, reliable and compliant with all applicable codes and regulations.
Requirements
B.Sc./HND Degree in Electrical Electronics Engineering.
2-3 years of working experience in a similar role, preferably in a multinational environment.
Broad knowledge of all electrical systems.
About Company
Seven-Up Bottling Company Limited
Just like Nigeria, the entity SevenUp Bottling Company was conceived in 1959 by a great visionary named Mohammed El-Khalil and began operations as a soft drink bottling company. As a company, we have since achieved great success in the soft drink and bottling industries since beginning operations on October 1st of, 1960. As one of the longest-standing businesses in Nigeria, we have proudly contributed to job creation and partnered with many Nigerian suppliers and establishments. We also currently have nine plants across the country. SBC has a wide offering of sugar-sweetened and sugar-free non-alcoholic beverages. We can also boast of having Nigerian favourites like Pepsi, Seven-Up, Mirinda, Mountain Dew, and Teem in several variants and line extensions in our portfolio. Our history also contains iconic marketing campaigns such as ‘Fido Dido,’ ‘The Three Orange Men,’ and ‘The Pepsi Long Throat’ campaign. We are fueled by the need to ‘refresh and inspire a youthful lifestyle’ and our mission is guided by principles like hard work, determination, integrity, honesty, sustainability, fun, and refreshment. That’s why our brands champion and complement the music scene, sports, and the all-around ‘good life.’