Guard Associate at European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) in Lagos

Objective of Position

The EBRD is looking for an skilled Country Security guard to assist its expanding processes in Nigeria. Based in Lagos, the position will be in charge of the daily management of all guard matters in-country, making sure the safety of EBRD employees, advisors, visitors, and assets. This role will documentation straight to the Chief Regional Guard Manager – Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) and will act as the Bank’s primary guard focal point in Nigeria.

Additional Information:

• The position is based in Lagos with consistent domestic commute.
• Applicants must possess current lawful authorisation to operate in Nigeria.
• Guard clearance and profile checks will be part of the selection process.

Profile

The roles encompass both “practical” guard business initiatives and a requirement to support to strategic organizing. This is accomplished through a thorough comprehension of the risks faced by EBRD employees when executing obligations for the Bank and how to productively minimize these risks to a level acceptable to the EBRD. The Bank operates inside the United Nations Department of Accident and threat control structure and, hence, there are significant connections to be preserved with UN workspaces, in addition to an comprehend of and making sure adherence with UN guidelines. UN, embassies’, diplomatic and other IFI connections are leveraged to offer assistance, intelligence and response capabilities in our regions. The position includes significant engagements with Bank employees at all levels, sometimes in difficult and stressful environments.

Expertise & Proficiency:

• At least 7 years’ industry experience in corporate guard, international entities, law enforcement, military, or risk consultancy.
• Deep understanding of the Nigerian guard landscape, especially in Lagos and Abuja.
• Proven expertise coordinating guard processes in elevated-risk or sophisticated environments.

Competencies:

• Assured speaker with robust people skills and sound judgement.
• Capability to generate clear, brief, and implementable documentation and briefings.
• Cozy operating under the direction of a regional guard head, while operating independently daily.

Language Qualifications:

Fluent in English (documented and spoken); additional Nigerian languages and French are a plus.