345 Job openings found

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 Ferro Chemist in a steel manufacturing company analyzes raw materials (ore, coal, coke) and finished ferroalloys (FeMn, SiMn, FeCr) to ensure quality standards, using instruments like AAS, XRF, and spectrometers. They monitor furnace processes, generate testing reports, and optimize material composition to meet production requirements.    Key Responsibilities: Raw Material & Product Analysis: Test ...

A Procurement Officer for a steel manufacturing company manages the end-to-end sourcing of raw materials like iron ore, coal, coke, scrap, and ferroalloys. Key responsibilities include negotiating contracts, reducing costs, managing supplier relationships, and ensuring uninterrupted production by maintaining optimal inventory levels.    Key Responsibilities and Duties Strategic Sourcing: Research and identify reliable suppliers for ...

A Purchase Manager for a steel manufacturing company typically requires a Bachelor’s degree in Engineering (Mechanical/Production), Materials Management, or Commerce, combined with 8–15 years of experience in raw material procurement (iron ore, coal, scrap, ferroalloys). Key skills include vendor negotiation, ERP/SAP proficiency, cost analysis, and supply chain management.    Core Qualifications & ...

A Head of Purchase for a steel manufacturing company leads end-to-end procurement of raw materials (iron ore, coal, scrap, ferroalloys) and consumables, ensuring uninterrupted production, optimal inventory levels, and cost-efficient supplier contracts. They manage vendor development, compliance, and logistics, typically requiring 10-25+ years of experience in integrated steel plants.  Key Responsibilities Strategic Sourcing ...

Role: GM Purchase  Industry: Iron & Steel / Manufacturing Experience Required: 15-25+ years (preferred in steel manufacturing) Reporting To: Director / CEO / Plant Head   A General Manager (GM) of Central Purchase in a steel company is a senior leadership role responsible for the end-to-end strategic sourcing, procurement, and supply chain management of raw materials, capital items, and consumables. ...

Second class mining certification     A Maintenance Incharge oversees all facility/equipment upkeep, leading a team, scheduling preventive & reactive maintenance, managing budgets, ensuring safety compliance (OSHA/local), handling vendors, tracking supplies, and reporting to management, requiring strong leadership, technical skills, and problem-solving for operational efficiency.    Key Responsibilities Team Leadership: Supervise, train, schedule, and motivate maintenance staff ...

A Mechanical Engineer in a cement plant ensures maximum machinery uptime (kilns, crushers, mills, conveyors) by managing preventive/predictive maintenance, diagnosing breakdowns, and supervising repairs. Key responsibilities include overseeing heavy machinery maintenance, implementing safety protocols, managing inventory for repairs, and conducting shutdown planning to ensure high operational efficiency and reliability.    Key Responsibilities and ...

A QC Manager develops and implements quality control procedures to ensure products or services meet established standards and customer expectations. Key responsibilities include supervising staff, monitoring production processes, conducting inspections, analyzing quality data, and ensuring compliance with industry regulations. The role requires strong analytical, communication, organizational, and leadership skills to drive continuous improvement ...

A logistics supervisor oversees daily logistics operations, ensuring the efficient and timely movement of goods through a supply chain by supervising staff, managing inventory, coordinating with carriers and suppliers, and resolving logistical issues. They are responsible for managing inbound and outbound shipments, ensuring compliance with safety and regulatory standards, and analyzing performance ...