Jobs at Sterling Oil Exploration & Energy Production Company Limited (SEEPCO)

Key Responsibilities

• Prepare and finalize Inquiry Bidder Lists (IBL), including identification of new suppliers.
• Manage end-to-end procurement cycle: PR to PO, PO issuance, delivery follow-up, vendor payment, and PO closure.
• Negotiate pricing, commercial terms, and Incoterms with local and international suppliers.
• Track supplier manufacturing and delivery schedules; ensure expediting of critical materials to meet project timelines.
• Coordinate logistics, shipment schedules, and vendor documentation for timely delivery.
• Support annual budget planning, demand forecasting, and rate contract/framework agreement setup.
• Collaborate with PPM, engineering, logistics, and project teams on procurement execution and vendor performance.
• Lead assigned procurement categories to ensure cost, quality, and schedule targets are achieved.

Must-Have Criteria

• Proven experience in Buyer / Senior Buyer / Lead Buyer roles with logistics exposure.
• Solid supplier management experience with international vendors.
• EPC, Oil & Gas, Power Generation, or industrial project procurement background preferred.

Technical Skills:

• Strong hands-on experience in procurement, sourcing, and expediting.
• Good knowledge of Incoterms, international trade terms, and supplier logistics coordination.
• Experience handling global suppliers across multiple engineering categories.
• Strong technical understanding of project materials/equipment procurement.
• Excellent negotiation and market intelligence capability.

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Responsibilities

• Supervise construction, installation and commissioning of electrical equipment including transformers, GIS / AIS switchgear, CTs, PTs, circuit breakers, isolators, relays, and protection panels.
• Review electrical drawings, SLDs, schematics, layouts, and technical specifications for substation projects.
• Coordinate design and execution of power, control, protection, SCADA, and auxiliary systems within substations.
• Monitor cable laying, termination, testing, and energization of HV / MV systems.
• Ensure compliance with IEC, IEEE, utility standards, and project-specific technical requirements.
• Coordinate with civil, OEM, protection, and commissioning teams to ensure seamless integration of electrical works.
• Support FAT, SAT, testing, relay coordination, and commissioning activities.
• Troubleshoot installation and operational issues during construction and commissioning phases.
• Prepare progress reports, technical documentation, and as - built records.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering or related discipline.
• 8 – 15 years of experience in high - voltage substation projects, including 33kV, 132kV, and 330kV systems.
• Strong experience in GIS / AIS substations, protection systems, and switchyard equipment installation.
• Knowledge of transformers, relay protection schemes, SCADA integration, and substation automation systems.
• Proficiency in AutoCAD, ETAP, or other electrical engineering software is an advantage.
• Experience in testing and commissioning of transmission and distribution substations preferred.

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Key Responsibilities

• Draft, review, and negotiate EPCC contracts and commercial agreements (JV, technology licensing, financing, offtake, procurement, services, etc.).
• Provide legal advisory on transaction structuring and regulatory compliance.
• Support contract implementation, governance, and risk management processes.
• Handle negotiations with partners, vendors, customers, and regulators.
• Support mediation and arbitration proceedings when required.
• Liaise with external counsel and regulatory authorities.
• Present legal matters clearly to business executives in practical terms.
• Knowledge of FIDIC is necessary.

Qualifications

• LL.B. Degree from a reputable Nigerian or international university.
• Qualified member of a Bar (Nigeria, UK, USA, etc.).
• Postgraduate qualification in Oil & Gas, Commercial Law, or Contract Law is an advantage.
• Exposure to international law firms and UK/US commercial law is desirable.

Key Requirements:

• 8–12 years’ experience as a Contracts & Procurement / Commercial Lawyer, preferably in large EPCC projects ($100M+).
• Experience in international contracts and import of capital goods/materials.
• Preferably with Oil & Gas (Downstream), Petrochemicals, Fertilisers, LNG project exposure.
• Strong expertise in commercial contracts, risk management, regulatory compliance, and contract governance.
• Excellent drafting, negotiation, advocacy, and communication skills.
• Ability to manage claims, change orders, liquidated damages, warranties, guarantees, financing, arbitration, and dispute resolution.
• Business-oriented approach with focus on risk mitigation and litigation avoidance.