Join NutriK KFZE in Kano as a Spare Parts & Continuous Improvement Engineer, a key role in a leading producer of therapeutic nutritional products in Nigeria. NutriK KFZE supports critical healthcare interventions nationwide by manufacturing essential foods like Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food (RUTF) and Lipid-Based Nutrient Supplements (LNS).
In this position, you will oversee the entire spare parts lifecycle, from specification and procurement to inventory control and usage monitoring. You will ensure the availability of vital spare parts to minimize equipment downtime while optimizing warehouse storage and costs. Additionally, you will lead continuous improvement projects that enhance equipment reliability and maintenance efficiency, collaborating closely with suppliers and internal teams.
Ideal candidates will hold a bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Electrical, or Industrial Engineering, with 3 to 7 years’ experience in maintenance or reliability engineering. Proficiency with spare parts management systems and AutoCAD is essential. This full-time role requires strong analytical skills, supplier negotiation abilities, and expertise in process optimization.
Kano’s manufacturing sector is growing steadily, with NutriK KFZE playing a vital role in the health and humanitarian supply chain by delivering specialized nutritional products. This engineer position directly impacts operational uptime and product availability in this critical industry.
While salary details are not disclosed, this role offers a pathway into advanced engineering functions within manufacturing and supply chain management. Successful engineers often progress to senior maintenance or project management roles.
To stand out, highlight your experience managing spare parts inventories and continuous improvement initiatives in your CV. Emphasize measurable outcomes such as reduced downtime or cost savings, and include any technical documentation or project coordination examples.
Apply now for the Spare Parts & Continuous Improvement Engineer role at NutriK KFZE in Kano before the closing date of May 16, 2026.
