Ogun State Manufacturing & Production Transportation, Driving & Logistics

CNG Truck Driver (Inbound Logistics) at Dangote Industries Limited

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About the role

Dangote Industries Limited is seeking a skilled and safety-conscious CNG Truck Driver to join the Production department at its Ibese Plant in Ogun State. You will report to the Sectional Head, Material Handling, and play a key role in the inbound logistics of raw materials for cement manufacturing. This position focuses on safely operating heavy-duty CNG-powered trucks while ensuring timely delivery and strict adherence to traffic and environmental regulations.

Responsibilities

  • Transport raw materials safely to designated areas within the plant.
  • Conduct pre-trip and post-trip inspections of the CNG fuel system, engine, and truck components.
  • Monitor gas pressure levels and report any mechanical faults immediately.
  • Comply with Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) regulations, speed limits, and Dangote Group site safety standards.
  • Apply defensive and eco-driving techniques to maximize CNG efficiency and reduce carbon emissions.
  • Safely connect, monitor, and disconnect high-pressure CNG fuelling lines.
  • Perform safety checks on fuel cylinders, valves, and pressure gauges before and after trips.
  • Adhere to scheduled Turnaround Times (TAT) and legal axle weight limits to prevent equipment strain and penalties.

Requirements

  • Minimum of SSCE Certificate.
  • Valid Nigerian Class G Heavy Truck Driver’s License.
  • Clean driving record with no history of major vehicular accidents.
  • Excellent spatial awareness, basic mechanical troubleshooting skills, and strong communication abilities.
  • 1–3 years of experience driving heavy-duty articulated trucks, preferably in the Nigerian cement, mining, or heavy manufacturing sector.

How to apply

Interested and qualified candidates should apply online via the link below. There is no specified closing date for this position.

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