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An Electrical Engineer designs, develops, tests, and supervises the manufacturing of electrical systems and equipment. They work on a wide range of projects, including power generation, communication systems, electronic devices, and even electrical systems for vehicles and aircraft. Their work involves everything from initial design and testing to ensuring safety standards and troubleshooting ...

A Mechanical Engineer designs, develops, tests, and oversees the manufacturing and installation of mechanical systems and components. They apply engineering principles to create and improve various products and systems, including tools, engines, machines, and more, across diverse industries. Their work involves research, design, analysis, and problem-solving, often using computer-aided design (CAD) software.    Key Responsibilities ...

A welder is a skilled tradesperson who joins metal parts together by heating and melting the materials. They use various welding techniques and equipment to create strong, durable bonds, often following blueprints and safety protocols. Welders work in diverse industries like construction, manufacturing, and aerospace, contributing to the creation and repair of metal ...

A CCM Fitter (SMS) in a Steel Melting Shop (SMS) is responsible for the fitting, assembly, and maintenance of mechanical components within the continuous casting machine (CCM) and other equipment in the steelmaking process. They work with various tools and machinery to fabricate, assemble, and repair parts, ensuring the smooth and efficient ...

A chemist conducts laboratory experiments and analyses, researches, and develops new substances and products, or ensures the quality control of existing ones. Responsibilities include planning research, performing tests, analyzing results, preparing technical reports, and maintaining lab equipment and safety protocols. Chemists typically need a bachelor's degree in chemistry and often specialize in areas ...

A Mechanical Maintenance Welder is a skilled tradesperson who repairs, maintains, and fabricates metal parts and structures using welding techniques. They work on industrial machinery, equipment, and infrastructure, ensuring functionality and structural integrity. Their responsibilities often include troubleshooting, repairing, and fabricating metal components, as well as adhering to safety regulations.    Key Responsibilities: Welding and Fabrication: Performing ...

A Tax Manager in the coal mining industry oversees all aspects of the company's tax affairs, ensuring compliance and minimizing tax liabilities within the unique context of mining operations. This role involves managing tax planning, compliance, and audits, as well as advising on tax-efficient strategies for the organization.    Key Responsibilities: Tax Planning and Strategy: Developing ...

Blasting Overman in coal mining oversees and directs blasting operations, ensuring safety and adherence to regulations. They are responsible for planning, executing, and supervising blasting activities, including drilling, charging holes with explosives, and detonating them, while adhering to safety protocols. Additionally, they may be responsible for emergency response, coordinating rescue operations, and ...

A Purchase Head in an integrated steel plant oversees all procurement activities, ensuring a reliable and cost-effective supply of raw materials, equipment, and services. This role involves strategic sourcing, vendor management, contract negotiation, and cost control, while also leading and developing a team of purchasing professionals.    Here's a more detailed breakdown: Key Responsibilities: Strategic Sourcing: Develop ...

A "Survey Head" in coal mining is a leadership role responsible for overseeing all surveying activities within a mine. This includes planning, executing, and managing surveys to accurately map and track the mine's workings, ensure safety, and support mine planning. The role often involves leading a team of surveyors, utilizing advanced surveying technologies, ...