British American Tobacco (BAT) Nigeria is Hiring – Apply for Mechanical Technician Role

British American Tobacco Nigeria (BATN), a leading global tobacco manufacturing company, is inviting qualified candidates to apply for the position of Mechanical Technician at its Ibadan Factory. This is a permanent job, not a trainee or internship position.


📌 Job Overview

  • Job Title: Mechanical Technician

  • Company: British American Tobacco Nigeria

  • Location: Ibadan, Oyo State

  • Employment Type: Full-Time

  • Deadline: July 30, 2025

  • Job Level: Experienced (not entry-level)


👤 Eligibility Criteria

  • OND, HND, or BSc in Mechanical Engineering or relevant technical discipline

  • Minimum of 2 years hands-on experience in mechanical maintenance in a manufacturing environment

  • Experience working with:

    • Hydraulic and pneumatic systems

    • Conveyors, production lines, and packaging machines

    • Machine troubleshooting and preventive maintenance

  • Familiar with tools such as SAP PM, TPM systems, or similar

  • Completed NYSC


🧰 Responsibilities

  • Carry out planned, preventive, and breakdown maintenance on machines

  • Monitor equipment performance and take corrective actions

  • Assist in new equipment installation and setup

  • Comply with safety, quality, and environmental policies

  • Keep proper records of maintenance activities using maintenance software


💼 Benefits

  • Competitive salary and overtime pay

  • Health insurance and wellness benefits

  • Pension scheme and life insurance

  • Opportunities for professional growth in a multinational environment

  • Transport support and uniform allowance


📄 How to Apply

  1. Prepare your:

    • Updated CV

    • Relevant academic and technical certifications

    • NYSC discharge certificate

  2. Apply directly via the BAT Careers Portal:
    👉 https://careers.bat.com
    (Search for “Mechanical Technician – Ibadan” and follow the instructions)

📢 Pro Tip: Tailor your CV to highlight mechanical systems you’ve worked on, key breakdowns you’ve resolved, and your understanding of preventive maintenance systems in a factory setting.

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