Job Title: Graduate Intern - Administration

Location: Abuja


What You Will Do
List the set of primary job duties, tasks, and functions specific to the position:

Facility inspections: Inspect building management systems and structures and identify safety hazards or other defects for repairs,renovation or replacement.
Preventive and Corrective Maintenance: Interface with service providers to ensure timely and efficient execution of all preventive and corrective maintenance. Provide onsite support and oversight of service providers for the execution of such maintenance activities.
Materials/Equipment sourcing: Support the identification and sourcing of best quality materials, spares and equipment through Company's processes.
Contractor Monitoring: Monitor, coordinate, and track contractor KPIs (safety and other deliverables), timely invoicing and payments, and contractor performance assessments.
Administration of Company's Intergrated Work Management System (IWMS): Interface with various units to enhance adoption of the IWMS, raise and track client requests , monitor timely resolution of preventive and corrective maintenance .
Monitor utilities and consumables: Collate, review and reconcile data on utilities consumption, AGO inventory management, and request for supplies as required
Safety & Controls Interface: Implement Company's Safety and Controls expectations and coordinate implementation by service providers through relevant safet meetings and engagements.
Facilities Mangement Coordination - Support the efficient and smooth operation of all aspects of the Company's office and residential facilities.
About You

Must have completed the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) program within the past two years.
Degrees & certifications required for the job should be listed here, listing ‘B.S. or equivalent work experience’ in this section is acceptable if an actual degree is not required
Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Social Science or related fields with a minimum of Second Class Upper

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