Electrician at Flour Mills of Nigeria Plc
Flour Mills of Nigeria Plc was incorporated in September 1960 as a private limited liability company, and commenced operations in 1962 with an installed capacity of 600 metric tons per day. The Company was converted to a public limited liability company in 1978, and its shares were subsequently listed on The Nigerian Stock Exchange. In its 54 year history, Flour Mills has remained at the forefront of wheat milling in Nigeria. The Company’s flagship brand, Golden Penny, remains one of the best known and the preferred brands amongst bakers, confectioneries and consumers in Nigeria. Flour Mills has invested over N25billion in milling infrastructure over the last seven years, to maintain its competitive advantage. Today, Flour Mills has a rated milling capacity of over 8,000 metric tons per day, making it one of the largest single site mills in the world. The Company’s flagship mill located in Apapa, Lagos comprises of 10 integrated mills. Each mill was designed as a multilevel operation in order to optimize the use of gravity in the sifting process, thereby reducing the energy requirements. In addition, the Company maintains dedicated mills to the processing of different wheat varieties to produce different flour types. This has ensured consistent quality of its products for 50 years. The Apapa Mill also boasts of modern silos with a storage capacity to 191,000 metric tons. Flour Mills has also made significant investments in power generation. The Company has 11 General Electric (GE) Jenbacher gas generators at its Apapa Mills, with a combined capacity of 30 megawatts. This has enabled the company to reduce the occurrence of production stoppages. In addition, the Company has a 30megawatt diesel plant at the same site to act as a backup in the event of any shortage of feedstock to the gas generators.
PURPOSE
The Electrician is responsible for ensuring safe, reliable, and efficient electrical operations by installing, maintaining, and repairing electrical systems and equipment within the fleet workshop.
THE JOB​
Perform routine inspection and maintenance of electrical systems and equipment.
Diagnose electrical faults using appropriate testing tools (e.g., multimeters, insulation testers).
Repair or replace defective wiring, components, and electrical systems.
Respond promptly to electrical faults to minimize equipment downtime.
Investigate issues such as power failures, short circuits, and equipment breakdowns.
Test electrical systems after installation or repairs to ensure proper functionality.
Ensure compliance with electrical safety standards, regulations, and company policies.
Maintain accurate records of repairs and maintenance activities.
Contribute to achieving utilization targets and productivity goals.
THE PERSON MUST ​
Have strong technical troubleshooting and problem-solving skills.
Be safety-conscious with a strong understanding of electrical safety standards.
Demonstrate attention to detail and accuracy in diagnostics and repairs.
Be able to work independently and as part of a team.
Possess good time management and ability to meet daily and monthly utilization targets.
Be physically fit and capable of working with workshop tools and equipment.
QUALIFICATION
Minimum: Trade Test certificate, SSCE, or National Diploma in Electrical Engineering or related field.
Technical knowledge of electrical systems is required.
Additional certifications in electrical maintenance or safety will be an advantage.
EXPERIENCE​
Minimum of 2 years’ experience in industrial or workshop electrical maintenance.
Prior experience working in fleet maintenance or heavy-duty equipment environment is an advantage.