About the Role
WTS Energy is looking for a dynamic and results-driven Supply Chain Management Lead 3 – Growth Projects and Wells to join our operations in Nigeria. In this critical role, you will spearhead commercial procurement for drilling and well services, approved upstream and gas developments, refinery expansions, industrial parks, and capital engineering packages, ensuring seamless contractor capability and long-lead supply alignment with investment gates.
Key Responsibilities- Lead end-to-end supply chain management for growth projects and wells, including contractor prequalification, competitive tenders, commercial evaluation, and robust negotiations.
- Develop and implement comprehensive contracting strategies for drilling services, engineering, construction, and specialized equipment.
- Manage major tenders, mitigate schedule risks, and handle complex commercial claims effectively.
- Oversee onshore exploration and production (E&P) and refinery supply interfaces, contractor-led execution, critical equipment procurement, operational shutdowns, and remote-site logistics.
- Ensure strict compliance with Nigerian Content requirements, applicable NCDMB contracting steps, and relevant NUPRC or NMDPRA permissions.
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent professional qualification in Supply Chain, Engineering, Business, Finance, Law, or a related field.
- 10 to 15+ years of extensive experience in wells or capital-project contracting, major tenders, schedule risk management, and claims.
- Demonstrated experience with Nigerian onshore execution, Nigerian Content requirements, NCDMB contracting steps, and NUPRC or NMDPRA permissions.
- Proven background in onshore E&P, refinery supply interfaces, contractor-led execution, critical equipment, operational shutdowns, and remote-site logistics.
- Must be currently based in Nigeria.
- Professional certification such as MCIPS or equivalent is highly preferred.
Join a globally recognized energy manpower leader offering competitive compensation, hands-on professional support, and the opportunity to impact landmark energy and infrastructure projects across Nigeria.