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Nigerian Content Capacity Development Officer
About this role
The role is for a Nigerian Content Capacity Development Officer at Amaiden Energy Nigeria in Rivers. It focuses on monitoring and promoting compliance with Nigerian Content requirements by assessing local contractor capabilities, coordinating capacity development initiatives, and liaising with the NCDMB and internal teams. The employer provides services including outsourcing, technical staffing, inspection, procurement, training, and consultancy in the oil and gas sector, and aims to ensure quality and on-time delivery. The position involves working with vendors, contractors, and various internal and external stakeholders on Nigerian Content activities and reporting. Candidates should have a technical background and relevant experience in oil and gas, Nigerian content, or government relations.
What you would do
- Assess vendors' yards and evaluate local contractor capabilities against Nigerian Content requirements.
- Monitor contractors' compliance with approved Nigerian Content Plans and recommend corrective actions.
- Conduct audits of contractors and subcontractors, prepare reports, and follow up on remedial actions.
- Maintain and update databases of qualified Nigerian companies, local capabilities, and capacity development initiatives.
- Coordinate vendor presentations, registration activities, expatriate biometric exercises, and related logistics.
- Liaise with NCDMB, NUIMS, HR, CSR, and Contracts and Procurement teams on Nigerian Content activities.
- Schedule and coordinate meetings, site visits, and Nigerian Content conferences, preparing minutes and supporting documentation.
- Assist in preparing weekly Nigerian Content activity reports and project close-out documentation.
- Support the development and implementation of Nigerian Content measurement procedures and capacity development initiatives.
- Ensure compliance with company policies, HSE requirements, and applicable Nigerian Content legislation.]
What they are asking for
- Bachelor's degree in engineering or science.
- Minimum of 7 years' relevant experience in oil and gas, Nigerian content, or government relations.
- Good understanding of the NOGICD Act 2010.
- Strong report-writing, communication, presentation, and negotiation skills.
- Ability to work independently, manage deadlines, and engage effectively with diverse stakeholders.
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