Electrician – Fidelity Bond Group in Lagos, Lagos State
Fidelity Bond Group is currently accepting applications for the position of Electrician in the Lagos area. We are actively seeking qualified candidates for this Full-time opportunity.
We are looking for individuals who possess strong skills and have a minimum of beginners/seniors in the field. Along with technical expertise, we highly value qualities such as integrity, discipline, and a strong sense of responsibility in our potential employees.
Fidelity Bond Group operates within the (according to the company) industry. If you are interested in joining our esteemed organization, we encourage you to submit your application without delay.
Job Information
| Company: | Fidelity Bond Group |
| Position: | Electrician |
| Region: | Lagos - Lagos State, Lagos State |
| Education: | Confidential |
| Salary: | NGN 85.000 - NGN 350.000 per Month |
| Job Type: | Full-time |
Job Description
Job Title: Electrician
Requirements:
- Proven experience as an electrician.
- Valid electrician’s license.
- Knowledge of electrical systems, hand tools, and industrial equipment.
- Excellent problem-solving skills.
- Ability to work independently or as part of a team.
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
Job Type: Full-time
Position: Electrician
Company: Fidelity Bond Group
Benefit
- Comfortable environment
- Taught when starting work
- Salary bonus for overtime
Application Requirements
- Relevant formal education
- Work experience in the related industry is a plus
- Ability to adapt and learn quickly
Company address
| Province | Lagos State |
| City | Lagos |
| Full Address | Fidelity Bond of Nig. Ltd, Elephant Cement House, Assbifi Rd, Central BusinessDistrict, Ikeja, Nigeria |
| Google Map | Google Map |
Job Application Information
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