Dangote Industries Limited
Internal Control Officer

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Internal Control Officer - Numan, Adamawa State
Job Summary
As an Internal Control Officer, you will assess the design and implementation of internal controls, conduct reviews, and provide recommendations to management for enhancing control environments and minimizing risks. Your role involves collaborating with stakeholders, identifying control deficiencies, and promoting a culture of accountability and integrity.
Key Duties and Responsibilities
- Evaluate the design and effectiveness of internal controls, including segregation of duties, access controls, and authorization processes.
- Perform reviews, and testing procedures to assess the reliability and accuracy of financial and operational information.
- Document review findings, observations, and recommendations in audit reports, and communicate results to management and user department.
- Collaborate with departmental managers and process owners to address control deficiencies and implement corrective actions.
- Monitor and track remediation efforts and action plans to address audit findings and control weaknesses.
- Provide training and guidance to employees on internal control principles, policies, and procedures.
- Conduct investigations into suspected fraud, misconduct, or irregularities, and recommend appropriate actions and preventive measures.
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