Power, Oil and Gas
The Growing Demand For Energy
Nigeria’s total domestic electricity generation capacity is 51,309 megawatts 91.2%, is produced by thermal power stations, 8.8% is from renewable energy sources 66% of Nigeria’s rural homes are fully powered, as well as 93% of urban homes
Nigeria’s Need For Power
2.2 million Nigerian households remain without power
Conventional thermal power sources will likely be the dominant source of electricity generation for the foreseeable future
Nigerians use approximately 4 198.40 kWh per capita.
The global average is 3 125.29 kWh, while North America uses 13 241.32 kWhPowering The Planet
Primary energy consumption growth averaged 2.2% in 2017, up from the 10-year average of 1.7% per year
Global oil consumption growth averaged 1.8%, above its 10-year average of 1.2%
In 2018 coal consumption increased by 25 million tonnes of oil equivalent, the fi rst growth since 2013
Recruitment Cycle
Our comprehensive and constantly expanding database gives us access to candidates based across the country and beyond our Nigerian borders. Strict verification procedures and reference checks are conducted when recruiting candidates and we’re able to conduct criminal and bureau checks when required.
Competency-based interviewing techniques ensure that your candidate doesn’t only look good on paper
Legal Compliancy
Where required, we maintain legal compliancy to ensure the ongoing success of your project, by conducting re-training every 12-24 months. The worker’s transportation, accommodation and meals are all organised by us.
Services
Your project needs to run at maximum capacity in order to secure a profit and maintain productivity. By working with various companies under the Workforce Holdings banner, we’re able to provide the services required to keep everything working smoothly. Inductions, PPE specifications and costings, on-site medicals and more are organised by us and are essential to maintaining optimal productivity.
