Junior Process Engineer at SEEPCO – Lagos
SEEPCO is recruiting a Junior Process Engineer in Lagos to support process design, plant monitoring, troubleshooting and safe operation of oil and gas facilities.
Job Summary
The full-time onsite role supports senior engineers with process documents, calculations, performance monitoring and improvement activities across plant operations.
Quick Facts
- Company: Sterling Oil Exploration & Energy Production Company Limited (SEEPCO)
- Location: Lagos
- Job Type: Full Time, Onsite
- Experience: 2–3 years
- Qualification: B.Eng / B.Tech in Chemical Engineering or related discipline
- Salary: Not publicly disclosed
- Posted: 23 September 2026
- Application Deadline: Not specified
Key Responsibilities
- Monitor plant operating data and identify process deviations.
- Support troubleshooting, KPI reporting and efficiency-improvement work.
- Prepare or update PFDs, P&IDs, line lists and other process documents.
- Assist with process calculations, commissioning activities and engineering changes.
Requirements
- B.Eng or B.Tech in Chemical Engineering or a related discipline.
- NYSC completed or formally exempted.
- 2–3 years of relevant process, LNG, gas, oil and gas, petrochemical, refinery or process-plant experience.
- Working knowledge of process calculations, PFD/P&ID interpretation, Aspen HYSYS, AutoCAD and Excel is useful.
Skills That Will Help You Succeed
- Process monitoring and troubleshooting
- PFD/P&ID interpretation
- Process safety and engineering documentation
How to Apply
Send your CV to careers@energy-mgt.com using Junior Process Engineer as the email subject.
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Last Checked: 24 September 2026
Status: Listing active — no application deadline published
Status: Listing active — no application deadline published
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