EGTL Console Operator - Product Work-Up (PWU) - Refining Unit

About this role

The role is for a qualified Nigerian to operate the Escravos Gas-to-Liquids PWU Console in the Refining Unit at Chevron’s Escravos site. It involves monitoring and controlling refinery plants, the hydrogen plant, and product tank farms to maintain safe, reliable, and efficient operations. The position requires responding to process upsets, following approved procedures, and coordinating with operations and maintenance teams across shifts. The role is part of Chevron’s Nigerian operations with a focus on safety and process integrity. Applicants should have relevant refinery or similar process facility experience and appropriate operator training credentials.

What you would do

• Operate and monitor the EGTL console to execute the daily shift plan and manage start-ups and controlled shutdowns in the assigned area.
• Respond to plant process upsets and emergencies using relevant knowledge and competencies.
• Collaborate with the technical team to ensure processes and control devices function for safe, reliable, and efficient operations.
• Develop and review operating and emergency procedures for the assigned area.
• Report abnormal conditions and equipment deviations and follow up to maximise equipment availability.
• Perform routine operator duties and complete shift turnover notes.

What they are asking for

• At least five years of experience as a qualified Field Operator in a refinery or similar complex process facility.
• Higher National Diploma or university degree from a recognised institution.
• Completion of a unit operator training program (FOTP) and Qualification Review Board (QRB) requirements for the specific plant technology.
• Knowledge of process safety hazards, ability to assess risks and develop mitigation strategies.
• Good communication skills and understanding of the importance of feedback in communication.
• Understanding of asset integrity and operator care through routine duties.

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