
🏢 Global Rainbowbird Partners (recruiter) — client in dehydrated food production · 📍 Lagos
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This is a Dehydration Operator role at a dehydrated food production company in Surulere, Lagos. Dehydration is the process of removing moisture from food (vegetables, fruits, spices and other products) so it can be stored and sold in dried form. The operator runs and monitors the drying equipment and ensures products are dried correctly to specification.
In a typical day you will operate and monitor dehydration and drying equipment, load and unload product batches, monitor temperatures, timing and moisture levels, adjust equipment as needed, record batch data, ensure products meet required specifications, maintain cleanliness and hygiene of the equipment and work area, follow safety and quality procedures, and report issues to supervisors. It is a technical-operational role that combines machine operation with quality awareness.
Candidates need an OND with 3–5 years of work experience, and the employer stresses 'relevant and provable practical experience' — you must be able to demonstrate your competence during selection. The ideal candidate profile includes being experienced, honest, hardworking, safety and quality conscious, a team player, results-oriented and available for immediate resumption. Accommodation is not provided. The closing date is 30 September 2026.
Who this job is for: machine operators, factory production staff and technicians with food or industrial production experience. This is a good role for OND holders with practical machine operations experience. Before applying, be ready to demonstrate your experience with drying, processing or similar equipment, and confirm immediate resumption.
How to apply: Send your CV to grpmesg@gmail.com using the Job Title as the subject of the email.
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