Graduate Vacancies at Nestle Nigeria

Nestle, based in Vevey, Switzerland, is a Swiss multinational food and beverage corporation. In terms of sales, it is the world’s largest food corporation. Nestle’s goods include infant food, bottled water, breakfast cereals, coffee and tea, confectionary, dairy products, ice cream, frozen meals, pet foods, and other similar items.

1). Nestle Technical Training Centre 2023

Location: Nigeria

The Ideal Candidate Should Have:

A minimum of Lower Credit in Ordinary National Diploma (OND) obtained from a Nigerian Polytechnic not before 2020 in any of the following (or related) fields of study:

• Mechanical Engineering
• Electrical and Electronics Engineering / Electrical / Installation & Maintenance Engineering
• Applied Mechanical and Electrical Engineering (Mechatronics)
• Industrial Measurement and Control/Instruments Mechanics Work
• Automation Engineering
• Computer Engineering, and other related engineering qualifications

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2). Safety, Health & Environment (SHE) Officer

Location: Ogun

Summary:

• Nestlé Nigeria is currently seeking a Safety, Health & Environment Officer who will be responsible for inspiring and promoting excellence in safety, health, and environmental sustainability within the site/unit. The SHE Officer will lead the implementation of the Site/Unit SH&E OMP through the application of the Nestlé S&H Management System (NSMS) and Nestlé Environmental Management System (NEMS). They will also provide support in the development and implementation of the SHE strategy and program across the factory to help staff achieve their SH&E goals and take pride in their accomplishments.

Main Responsibilities:

• Inspire Change: Foster a deep understanding of Nestlé’s SH&E values and motivate stakeholders to excel in compliance and continuous improvement, leveraging NCE Foundations and Advanced Practices (e.g., TPM, Lean Value Stream). Promote a behavioral approach to SH&E based on the Nestlé Leadership Framework.
  Implement NSMS & NEMS: Lead the implementation of the NSMS, NEMS, and other Group SH&E Standards. Develop and continuously enhance site/unit SH&E programs to ensure compliance and performance enhancement. Ensure that the local S&H management system is certified to OHSAS 18001:2007 (all units) and ISO 14001:2004 (factories, PTCs, DCs).
• Develop SH&E Networks: Establish and coordinate SH&E networks of professionals, champions, and subject matter experts for the site/unit. Develop their functional and leadership competencies and ensure robust succession plans for key S&H positions.
• Provide Guidance: Ensure that managers receive reliable guidance and support on relevant S&H matters. Identify expertise and best practices from both internal and external sources within and beyond Nestlé.
• Provide Support: Coordinate internal and external resources to ensure the delivery of high-quality and efficient S&H support, including exposure monitoring, health promotion, health surveillance, life cycle assessment, and training. Utilize SHE-PM and other tools for monitoring, analyzing performance, and enhancing decision-making.
• Audit & Review: Regularly audit compliance and assess performance, utilizing the results to drive continuous improvement. Facilitate effective communication of achievements, learnings, and recognition for outstanding performers and contributors.
• Engagement: Engage with internal stakeholders on SH&E topics.

What Will Make You Successful?

• Project management experience.
• Experience in FMCG will be advantageous.
• Operational environment experience.
• Ownership of Safety & Health and the ability to drive change through personal leadership.
• Proficiency in analyzing complex problems to identify multiple root causes.
• Ability to influence behavioral change within a team/department.
• Capability to work in and lead cross-functional teams.
• Aptitude for translating policies and standards into practical action plans.
• Coaching skills for individuals and teams in various environments.
• Strong communication and organizational skills.
• Proactive approach.

Deadline: Oct 2, 2023