MILLER at FLOUR MILLS OF NIGERIA PLC

Job Title: MILLER at FLOUR MILLS OF NIGERIA PLC

Date Posted: 20th November, 2025.

Expiry Date: N/A

About the Job

To carry out efficient milling process of grains to produce good quality flour and co-products in such a way that meets or exceeds customer expectation and company targets on a shift basis.

Your Job Description

THE JOB

Drive a positive Health & Safety culture.
Effectively manage raw materials to ensure efficiency of the milling process for intermediate and finished products.
Assist the Chief Miller in achieving optimum performance of the milling process.
Ensure good quality flour and co-products by performing in-process checks, adhering to HACCP and GMP standards, and promptly addressing quality deviations.
Directly manage and motivate the production team through on-the-job trainings to enhance milling skills.
Maintain accurate production monitoring, documentation, and record keeping.
Ensure optimum performance of the cleaning and milling assets as well as the overall process.
Ensure good hygiene and housekeeping practices within the production environment.
Identify equipment faults and coordinate with maintenance stakeholders to minimize unplanned downtime, loss-time, and waste generation.
Ensure effective cost control of milling inputs, energy, and manpower.

The Job Requirements

THE PERSON MUST

Have excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Pay keen attention to details and be highly organized.
Have strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
Be proficient with Microsoft Office Suite or related software.

QUALIFICATIONS

First Degree in Engineering or Science / Intermediate & Final NABIM.
PGD in Milling Technology & Quality Control.

EXPERIENCE

Minimum of 5 years cognate experience in similar role.
Membership of National Association of British & Irish Millers would be an added advantage.

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