Operations

Security Personnel

Linkway Construction Limited·Cross River , Gombe , Ogun , Plateau , Rivers, nigeria·Full Time·Part-time
OperationsFull TimePart-time
-Closes 31 Jan 2027

THE ROLE

We are recruiting alert and dependable Security Personnel to protect our sites, offices, staff, equipment and materials.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Guard project sites, offices, yards and equipment.
  • Control access and record the movement of visitors and vehicles.
  • Carry out regular patrols of assigned areas.
  • Monitor the movement of materials and help prevent theft.
  • Report incidents and suspicious activity promptly.
  • Respond to emergencies in line with company procedures.

REQUIREMENTS

  • Minimum of SSCE.
  • Previous security experience; military, police or paramilitary background is an advantage.
  • Physically fit, alert and observant.
  • Honest, disciplined and trustworthy.
  • Willing to work shifts, including nights and weekends.
  • Responsible, hardworking and willing to work in the preferred location, subject to operational requirements.

WORK LOCATIONS

Successful candidates may be deployed to Cross River State, Ogun State, Gombe State and Plateau State.

Key skills

First School Leaving CertificateSecondary School (SSCE)
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Send your CV along with a cover letter torecruitment@linkwayconstruction.com.ng

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At a glance

Company

Linkway Construction Limited

Location

Cross River , Gombe , Ogun , Plateau , Rivers, nigeria

Employment

Full Time

Work style

Part-time

Experience

Valid until

January 31, 2027

Created

November 9, 2026

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