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Location: Ibese Plant, Ibese Plant

Dangote Cement is committed to advancing its Group sustainability goals and climate action commitments in our Nigeria and Pan Africa operations. Therefore, we seek to hire a motivated and skilled decarbonisation specialist who is passionate about influencing change and working with multinational enterprises. The Specialist will drive the decarbonisation efforts in Ibese. This role will report to the Ibese Plant Director and Group Head of Sustainability. The Specialist provides expertise in emissions measurement, data-driven GHG reduction strategies, and climate action while advising on relevant standards and methodologies. The role includes sustainability and ESG reporting and extensive knowledge of contemporary best practices in carbon management. The candidate will spend about 50% of their time on carbon data analysis and quality reviews, 25% on ESG and sustainability reporting, and 25% on corporate governance activities related to sustainability.

In this role, the Specialist will:

• Facilitate the Ibese decarbonisation roadmap, including identifying and evaluating technologies and processes to reduce carbon emissions in the cement value chain of Ibese plant.
• Align and build the capacity of data and technical teams for decarbonisation, including Transport and supply chain, to deliver on decarbonisation actions within short timelines.
• Engage in building trusted, lasting partnerships with industry groups and technology providers to harness opportunities for green financing, carbon offsetting, carbon credits, etc.
• Ensure compliance with local, national, and international environmental regulations, emissions reduction standards, and climate-related policies.
• Provide reports and respond to requests and audits on climate action and decarbonisation.
• Provide guidance on industry practices and applicable methodologies, focusing on the upcoming sustainability and decarbonization-related protocols.
• Stay up to date on relevant standards and global best practices and research industries to build out tailored data needs (eg. performance indicator benchmarking, data regionalization, decarbonization strategies)

Requirements.

• Bachelor’s degree in environmental engineering, chemical engineering, or related field. An advance degree in a relevant area (engineering, climate science, sustainability) will be an advantage.
• At least 5+ years of experience in manufacturing, environmental sustainability, or a related field. and 2+ years’ experience in GHG accounting.
• Proven experience in Carbon accounting, decarbonisation experience using global standards (GHG Protocol Corporate Standard, Scope 2 and Scope 3 guidance or similar), carbon management, or energy efficiency initiatives within an industrial or manufacturing setting.
• Expertise in decarbonization technologies, such as alternative fuels and low-carbon cement alternatives,
• Industry-specific knowledge in one or more sectors: energy, transportation, fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), industrials and agriculture.
• Understanding of industrial production processes and the environmental impact of manufacturing.
• Excellent project management skills with the ability to oversee complex, cross-functional projects.
• Strong communication skills to engage stakeholders at all levels and effectively present technical information to non-technical audiences.
• Ability to analyze and visualize data, develop forecasts and business plans.
• Ability to work well under pressure, with fast turnarounds with an entrepreneurial mindset

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Job Summary

The Instrumentation Workshop Supervisor is responsible for supervising the daily operations of the instrumentation workshop, overseeing the repair, calibration, testing, and maintenance of instrumentation and control equipment used across refinery operations. The role ensures reliability, accuracy, and safety of all instrumentation assets, while coordinating and supervising technicians to meet maintenance targets.

Key Duties & Responsibilities

Technical & Operational Duties

• Supervise the calibration, testing, repair, and maintenance of pressure, temperature, level, and flow instruments.
• Oversee troubleshooting activities for faulty sensors, transmitters, switches, control valves, actuators, and automation devices.
• Ensure proper use and maintenance of workshop tools such as multimeters, loop calibrators, oscilloscopes, signal generators, and HART communicators.
• Assign and monitor work orders for all instrumentation maintenance tasks.
• Review diagnostic findings and ensure corrective actions are implemented promptly.
• Verify the accuracy of calibration results and maintain proper documentation and calibration records.
• Support maintenance of PLC, SCADA, and DCS field instrumentation by ensuring I/O devices and sensors are in optimal condition.
• Ensure workshop equipment and tools are kept in good working condition and recalibrated as required.

Supervision & Team Management

• Direct, mentor, and supervise instrumentation technicians and workshop staff.
• Allocate daily tasks and monitor performance to ensure timely completion of maintenance activities.
• Conduct on‑the‑job training for technicians on instrument handling, calibration, troubleshooting, and safety.
• Maintain discipline, teamwork, and safe work practices within the workshop environment.

Safety, Compliance & Housekeeping

• Enforce compliance with safety procedures, lock-out/tag-out (LOTO), and relevant refinery safety standards.
• Ensure technicians use PPE and follow proper safety guidelines during repair and calibration.
• Maintain proper housekeeping in the workshop and ensure safe storage of tools, instruments, and chemicals.
• Ensure compliance with OEM guidelines, regulatory standards, and internal SOPs for instrumentation maintenance.

Reporting & Documentation

• Maintain accurate records of maintenance activities, repairs, calibrations, and equipment history.
• Prepare daily and weekly reports on workshop activities, equipment status, and outstanding tasks.
• Monitor workshop inventory and report shortages of spare parts or consumables.
• Recommend improvements or replacements of obsolete tools and instrumentation components.

Qualifications & Experience

• B.Sc./HND in Electrical/Electronics Engineering, Instrumentation Engineering, or a related field.
• Minimum 4–7 years hands‑on experience in instrumentation/automation maintenance in an industrial or manufacturing environment.
• Experience supervising technicians or leading small maintenance teams is an added advantage.
• Strong knowledge of:
  • Transmitters, sensors, switches, analyzers
  • Control valves and actuators
  • PLC/SCADA interfaces
  • Industrial signals (4–20mA, HART, Modbus, etc.)
  • Calibration standards and procedures
• Proficiency with workshop tools such as loop calibrators, multimeters, HART communicators, oscilloscopes, and signal injectors.

Key Competencies & Skills

• Strong supervisory and team coordination skills.
• Excellent troubleshooting and diagnostic ability.
• Good knowledge of instrumentation drawings, P&IDs, and control loop diagrams.
• Strong communication and reporting skills.
• Safety‑conscious, disciplined, and detail‑oriented.
• Ability to work under pressure and meet maintenance deadlines.
• Good computer skills (MS Excel, CMMS, reporting tools).

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