🏢 Human Capital Partners (HCP) · 📍 Lagos
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Human Capital Partners is recruiting a Project Systems and Controls Coordinator in Lagos for a premium hospitality development. The position sits between project execution and management reporting and is responsible for keeping project information accurate, organized and available for decision-making. The coordinator will manage and improve digital project systems, reporting dashboards, document-control processes, quality inspection records and project tracking tools. The role requires strong experience with project reporting systems, schedules, document control and performance tracking. Advanced proficiency with Monday.com and Notion is specifically requested, including the use of databases, dashboards, linked views, automations and workflows. The successful candidate will also prepare structured reports, meeting records, dashboards, project trackers and executive summaries. Additional responsibilities include supporting project budgeting, procurement tracking and cost monitoring, as well as coordinating RFIs, NCRs, inspections, quality documentation and contractor deliverables. The role requires strong organization, planning, analytical and communication skills and the ability to work in a fast-moving project environment. The employer lists BA/BSc/HND and four years of experience. Regular on-site presence is expected even though the role includes a hybrid working arrangement.
How to apply: Send your application to victor.hussain@hcp-ng.com using the job title as the application reference.
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