29 Job openings found

A Chemist (SID/Raw Material) in a steel manufacturing plant (typically Sponge Iron/DRI) ensures quality standards by analyzing raw materials like iron ore, coal, coke, and limestone, as well as finished products like sponge iron, pig iron, and slag. They use wet chemistry and instrumentation to maintain quality control. [1, 2, ...

A Ferro Chemist in a steel manufacturing company analyzes raw materials (ore, coal), intermediate products, and finished ferroalloys (FeMn, SiMn) to ensure quality standards. They operate laboratory instruments like spectrometers and AAS for wet/instrumental analysis, maintain lab safety, and prepare technical reports for production optimization.  Key Responsibilities Analytical Testing: Analyze chemical composition (e.g., carbon, ...

A Chemist (SID/Raw Material) in a steel manufacturing company analyzes raw materials (iron ore, coal, coke, limestone) and finished products (sponge iron, pig iron, slag) using wet chemical methods and instrumentation like XRF/Spectrometers to ensure quality standards. They manage laboratory operations, calibrate instruments, and report findings to production teams.    Key Responsibilities Raw Material ...

A Senior Lab Chemist in a steel rolling mill manages the quality control of raw materials, in-process metals, and finished TMT bars or structural steel. They conduct chemical analyses, operate spectroscopy instruments, ensure compliance with manufacturing standards, and oversee junior lab technicians. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] Key Responsibilities Chemical Analysis: Perform ...

A QC Chemist's job description involves testing raw materials, in-process samples, and finished products to ensure they meet quality standards through chemical analysis. Key responsibilities include performing qualitative and quantitative tests, documenting results, maintaining lab equipment, and adhering to safety protocols and regulatory guidelines like Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP). This role requires strong ...

A Coal Washery Chemist ensures coal quality by analyzing raw and washed samples (moisture, ash, volatility, calorific value) using proximate and ultimate analysis. Key roles include sampling, laboratory testing, operating equipment (muffle furnaces), and optimizing washing efficiency. Common requirements include a B.Sc. or diploma in Chemistry/Mining, relevant industry experience, and knowledge ...

A DM (Demineralization) Plant Chemist in a power plant operates, monitors, and troubleshoots water treatment facilities while conducting critical water/steam analysis (silica, pH, conductivity) to ensure boiler feedwater quality. Key tasks include chemical dosing, coal/fuel analysis, and environmental compliance monitoring. They hold a B.Sc. in Chemistry or similar, often specializing in ...

A chemist working in a direct reduced iron (DRI) plant would be responsible for analyzing samples, ensuring quality control, and monitoring chemical processes to ensure the safe and efficient production of DRI, a key intermediate in steelmaking.    Here's a more detailed breakdown of what a chemist in a DRI plant might do:     Key ...

A chemist working in a direct reduced iron (DRI) plant would be responsible for analyzing samples, ensuring quality control, and monitoring chemical processes to ensure the safe and efficient production of DRI, a key intermediate in steelmaking.    Here's a more detailed breakdown of what a chemist in a DRI plant might do:     Key ...

A Lab Chemist in a coal washery is responsible for analyzing raw coal, clean coal, and washery rejects. They perform proximate and ultimate analyses, conduct calorific value tests, and operate lab equipment to ensure product quality. Their data optimizes washing efficiency and guarantees compliance with industry standards. [1, 2, 3] Key ...