129 Job openings found

A Head of Quality Control (QC) in a steel manufacturing company leads all quality assurance and testing operations, ensuring products meet API, ISO, and customer standards. Key responsibilities include managing raw material inspection, metallurgical testing, NDT, and final product certification. They drive continuous improvement, manage QC teams, handle non-conformances (RCAs), and ...

A Mechanical Helper in a steel manufacturing company assists skilled technicians, mechanics, and engineers with the installation, maintenance, and repair of heavy machinery, such as furnaces, conveyors, and rolling mills. This entry-level role is crucial for maximizing equipment uptime and ensuring safety compliance within the plant.    Core Responsibilities Preventive/Breakdown Maintenance: Assisting in lubricating parts, ...

A Mechanical Fitter in a steel manufacturing company installs, maintains, and repairs heavy industrial machinery (rolling mills, furnaces, cranes) to ensure optimal production efficiency. Key duties include interpreting technical blueprints, fabricating/assembling metal parts, performing routine preventive maintenance, and troubleshooting hydraulic or pneumatic systems in high-temperature, hazardous environments.    Key Responsibilities Maintenance & Repairs: Perform preventive, ...

A Mechanical Shift Incharge in a steel manufacturing plant (SID/DRI/SMS) supervises mechanical maintenance and operations during their shift, ensuring maximum equipment uptime and adherence to safety/production targets. Key duties include troubleshooting machinery, conducting preventive maintenance, managing technicians, and coordinating with production teams.    Key Responsibilities: Maintenance & Troubleshooting: Diagnose, repair, and maintain heavy mechanical equipment ...

An Induction Furnace Melter job involves operating and monitoring induction furnaces to melt, refine, and produce molten metal, requiring skills in furnace control, material charging (scrap, alloys), temperature management, tapping, refractory maintenance (lining), and strict adherence to safety protocols (PPE, SOPs) to ensure correct metal composition and quality for casting. Key duties include ...

The role of an AOD Second Hand (often titled Technician or Operator) in a steel manufacturing company involves assisting the AOD Shift Incharge or Melter in operating the Argon Oxygen Decarburization (AOD) furnace to refine molten metal, primarily for producing stainless and alloy steels.    Key Responsibilities Operational Assistance: Support the AOD Melter or Incharge with day-to-day operations ...

A Steel Manufacturing Melter operates furnaces to melt raw materials (scrap, alloys) into molten steel, controlling temperature, composition, and quality, while managing slag, tapping metal into ladles, and strictly following safety/maintenance procedures for efficient, high-quality production. Key duties involve furnace charging, temperature/chemical adjustments, sampling, refining, and coordination with the production team ...

A Incharge Production Ferro (Ferro-Alloy) oversees shift operations, managing furnace activity, raw material feeding, quality control, team leadership, safety, and coordination for efficient, high-quality ferro-alloy production, focusing on process parameters, equipment upkeep, and reporting. They are responsible for executing production plans, ensuring safety compliance, optimizing resource use, and maintaining high shop floor standards ...

A Shift Incharge (SMS - Steel Melting Shop) manages all production and operational activities during their shift, ensuring safety, quality, and output targets are met by supervising staff, controlling process parameters, troubleshooting issues like EAF/CCM breakdowns, maintaining records, and coordinating with maintenance/quality teams to keep the steel plant running smoothly. Key ...

A Shift Incharge - Argon Oxygen Decarburization (AOD) (AOD) manages steel refining operations, ensuring adherence to safety, quality, and production targets (e.g., carbon/sulfur reduction). Key duties include monitoring furnace/lining health, coordinating with CCM and maintenance teams, and analyzing heat cycles for efficiency.  Core Responsibilities Operational Control: Oversee AOD furnace operations to ensure timely material charging and proper ...