uac foods limited is a joint venture business between uac of Nigeria plc. ( a leading indigenous conglomerate in nigeria) and Tiger Brands Limited( A South Africa Leading Food Giant).
The Business is committed to quality products and into production of leading brands in the Snacks, Dairies and Beverage Categories.
The Snacks Category consists of:
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Responsible for ensuring the reliability, safety, and optimal the company's physical assets and performance of infrastructure.
This role manages capital improvement projects from planning to execution, oversees the maintenance of building systems (HVAC, Electrical, Plumbing, Structural), drives continuous improvement initiatives, regulatory ensures compliance, and leads a team of technicians to deliver efficient, cost-effective, and sustainable facility operations.
REQUIREMENTS
HND or BSc. in Engineering, facilities management, or a related field.
Minimum of 10 Years + experience in FMCG environment
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