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NLNG Seeks ‘Experienced Professionals’ For Vacant Roles : APPLY
NLNG Seeks ‘Experienced Professionals’ For Vacant Roles : APPLY
Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) Limited is looking for experienced candidates to fill professional positions.
NLNG is a liquefied natural gas (LNG) producer with a plant on Bonny Island, Nigeria.
The company announced on its website on Thursday that it is looking for experienced professionals in finance and finance systems, legal, engineering, projects, production, health, safety, security, and the environment (HSSE), planning, supply chain and logistics, IMT (Information Technology), security, shipping, and marine.
It stated that candidates must attach required documents to their applications and that all attachments must be sent online in PDF format and must not be duplicated.
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An NYSC completion or exemption certificate, university degree certificate/tertiary institution certificate specified for the role, professional certificate(s) stated in the job description of the role, government-issued birth certificate, copy of secondary education certificate, copy of primary education certificate or testimonial, curriculum vitae are among the documents required (not more than two pages).
“Applications must be completed online and should not be duplicated. Anyone who submits more than one application will be disqualified,” NLNG said.
“Please review and ensure the accuracy and completeness of all information provided on your application form before you submit. Any false information provided during or after the application process will lead to outright disqualification.
“For the best user experience, please make use of laptops and desktops, not mobile phones.”
NLNG also said eligible females and people with disabilities (PWDs) are encouraged to apply.
“Candidates who require reasonable adjustment during the recruitment by reason of disability are directed to inform the company,” it added.
A reasonable adjustment is a change that must be made to remove or reduce a disadvantage caused by a job applicant’s or employee’s disability while performing their job.
Candidates who fall into this category should send an email titled “reasonable adjustment” to reasonableadjustment@nlng.com after applying through the NLNG portal.
According to NLNG, the application is free, and no agents are assigned to assist applicants with the processing process.
It stated that the application window would open on December 15, 2022, and close on January 5, 2023.
“Only successful candidates at each stage of the exercise will be contacted,” the company said.
“Only applications completed via the NLNG job portal are valid.
“To avoid exposure to dubious/fraudulent websites/links, kindly apply only via www.nigerialng.com.”
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