29 Job openings found

A Metallurgist in a steel company is responsible for studying, developing, testing, and improving metals (especially steel) to ensure they meet required mechanical, chemical, and structural properties. The role focuses on production quality, process optimization, failure analysis, and material development. Key Responsibilities 1. Steel Production & Process Control Monitor steelmaking processes like Blast ...

A Quality Control (QC) / Lab Technician for building works and construction is responsible for inspecting, testing, and analyzing construction materials—such as soil, concrete, asphalt, and steel—to ensure they meet project specifications, building codes, and safety standards. They operate both in site laboratories and directly on construction sites, acting as a ...

A Graduate Engineer Trainee (GET) or Junior Metallurgist in a steel manufacturing plant (SMS/DRI/CCM) oversees metal quality, optimizes production processes (casting, heat treatment), conducts failure analysis, and ensures compliance with safety and technical standards. Key roles involve lab testing, refining material properties, and improving efficiency.    Job Responsibilities: Production Monitoring: Oversee SMS (Steel Melting Shop) ...

A General Manager (GM) of Pipe Production (or Plant Head) is a senior-level executive responsible for overseeing the entire manufacturing operations of a pipe production facility, including plastic (UPVC, CPVC, HDPE) or steel (ERW) pipes. This role ensures maximum production efficiency, quality compliance, and cost optimization, often acting as a profit ...

An Assistant Chemist in SID (Sponge Iron Division) / QC for a steel manufacturing plant ensures raw materials and finished products (like sponge iron, billets, and TMT bars) meet industry standards. They execute physical and chemical tests, calibrate equipment, and provide real-time data to production teams. [1, 2, 3] Core Responsibilities Raw ...

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 ...

A Patching and Lining technician (Refractory Technician/Mason) in a steel company is responsible for installing, repairing, and maintaining the heat-resistant linings in high-temperature vessels such as furnaces, ladles, and converters. These roles ensure the integrity of equipment containing molten metal, prevent burn-throughs, and optimize vessel life. [1, 2, 3, 4, ...

A Cement Plant Chemist ensures product quality by analyzing raw materials (limestone, clay), in-process materials (clinker, additives), and finished cement to meet physical and chemical standards. They operate XRF/XRD instruments, optimize mix proportions, and maintain ISO standards. They troubleshoot production issues to ensure strength, soundness, and setting time compliance.  Key Responsibilities Quality ...

A Ferro Alloys Chemist in a steel plant manages quality control by analyzing raw materials (ores, coal, coke) and finished products (silicomanganese, ferrochrome) using wet chemical analysis and instrumental techniques (XRF, AAS). They ensure production compliance, maintain laboratory equipment calibration, and provide data for process optimization. [1, 2, 3, 4] Key ...

A Quality Control (QC) Engineer in a foundry plant ensures that metal castings meet customer specifications, dimensional requirements, and material standards. They are responsible for testing raw materials, inspecting in-process components (moulding, pouring, fettling), and conducting final inspections to reduce rejects and improve production quality.  Key Responsibilities Inspection and Testing: Perform visual, ...