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Compliance Manager

GPFI Group·Lagos, Nigeria·Full Time·Onsite
LegalmanagerFull TimeOnsite
-Closes Oct 27, 2026

GPFI Group is a globally recognised, Pan African facilities management organisation committed to operating at the highest level of the industry. We deliver value to all our stakeholders, in all our markets, at all times. Our purpose is to lead the property and facilities management industry through a commitment to excellence, innovation, and environmental stewardship. We are dedicated to optimizing the value and efficiency of our clients’ assets while prioritizing, through working with our partners sustainable practices that contribute to a healthier planet.

We are recruiting to fill the position below:

Job Title: Compliance Manager

Location: Ikoyi, Lagos Employment Type: Full-time (Onsite)

Responsibilities

Develop and implement risk management and compliance strategies.

Conduct quarterly compliance audits and ensure timely closure of audit findings.

Monitor regulatory, ISO 9001 and Modern Slavery compliance.

Requirements

Candidates should possess a Degree in Law, Business Administration, Risk Management, Accounting, or a related field.

Knowledge of ISO 9001.

3-5 years relevant experience in compliance, risk management and audit.

Salary Attractive

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At a glance

Company

GPFI Group

Location

Lagos, Nigeria

Employment

Full Time

Work style

Onsite

Experience

manager

Valid until

October 27, 2026

Created

October 23, 2026

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