Quality Control

This full-time job in Nigeria focuses on ensuring product quality in oil refining through chemical testing, in-process monitoring, and compliance checks. The role requires rigorous documentation and adherence to Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) to meet regulatory standards like NAFDAC and SON. Responsibilities include analyzing samples for impurities, managing batch rejections, and enforcing hygiene protocols. Chemistry or related scientific experience is essential, with a preference for 2–5 years of practical experience in a similar environment.

What it offers

• Full-time employment in a crude and refined oil refining plant in Nigeria.
• Opportunities to monitor production processes, conduct chemical tests, and ensure regulatory compliance.
• Focus on batch record management and audit readiness for health and safety authorities.

Who can apply

Applicants must hold a minimum of an HND in chemistry, biochemistry, food science & technology, or a closely related scientific discipline. 2–5 years of practical experience in quality control, laboratory analysis, or a related field is required.

What you'll do

• Perform daily chemical and physical tests on oil samples (e.g., Free Fatty Acids, Peroxide Value, moisture content).
• Monitor intermediate processing specs by collecting samples from the refining line.
• Inspect packaging and date checks on the bottling line to verify fill weights, sealing, and batch coding.
• Maintain rigorous documentation for lab logs, batch records, and compliance audits.
• Enforce GMP and workplace hygiene to ensure food-grade handling protocols.
• Identify and coordinate corrections for out-of-specification batches with production teams.

How to apply

• Submit your application via the provided online portal (specific link not provided).
• Include your resume/CV highlighting relevant education and experience.
• Provide certificates for your HND and any related qualifications.
• Mention any practical experience in quality control or laboratory analysis.

Good to know

• The application closes on December 21, 2026.
• The role is full-time, with no explicit mention of salary or benefits.
• Experience in oil refining, petrochemicals, or food safety is highly valued.
• Fluency in English is assumed for workplace communication.

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