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A Manager Administration & Security in a steel manufacturing plantensures 24/7 site security, asset protection, and operational efficiency. Responsibilities include managing security personnel, access control, risk assessment, vendor management, and legal compliance, requiring strong industrial security experience and proficiency in security technologies.  Key Responsibilities Security Operations: Oversee 24/7 security, material movement, gate management, ...

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 Manager of Continuous Casting Machine (CCM) operations within a refractory product manufacturing company or a steel plant (where refractory products are heavily utilized) is responsible for ensuring the efficient, safe, and high-quality casting of liquid metal into billets, slabs, or blooms.  Based on industry standards, this role bridges production efficiency with material science, requiring in-depth knowledge of ...

A Loading/Unloading Supervisor manages the safe, efficient, and accurate movement of goods, overseeing staff in Vinayak Outsourcing Works Pvt Ltd and JobItUs warehouses. Key duties include scheduling, enforcing safety protocols (PPE), and ensuring accurate documentation, such as delivery logs and JobLeads challans. They also handle inventory discrepancies and optimize workflows.    Key Responsibilities Team Leadership: Supervise, train, ...

A Production Engineer optimizes manufacturing processes, manages daily production schedules, and ensures quality standards are met to maximize efficiency and minimize costs. They troubleshoot equipment, implement safety protocols, and collaborate with teams to enhance productivity. Key tasks include data analysis, equipment maintenance, and staff training in manufacturing facilities.    Key Responsibilities Production Planning: Develop, monitor, ...

A Head of Automobile Department in a steel manufacturing company (or Head - Automobile Maintenance) is responsible for the strategic management, maintenance, and operation of all heavy earth-moving equipment (HEMM), commercial vehicles, and material handling machinery within the steel plant.      Key Responsibilities 1. Maintenance Strategy & Execution Preventive & Breakdown Maintenance: Direct day-to-day preventive, predictive, ...

A General Manager (GM) of Mechanical Maintenance in a Ferro Alloy/Steel Manufacturing Company is a senior leadership position responsible for the total reliability, maintenance, and technical efficiency of high-temperature furnace plants and auxiliary equipment. The primary goal is to ensure maximum equipment uptime, optimize production, and maintain strict safety standards for ...

A Manager in Continuous Casting Machine (CCM) Production oversees the daily operations, maintenance, and optimization of steel billet/slab casting to ensure high-quality production, safety compliance, and efficiency. They plan production schedules, manage technical teams, and maintain machinery (moulds, cooling) to meet production goals, reducing downtime.    Key Responsibilities Production Operations: Supervise end-to-end CCM operations to ...

A Head - Steel Melting Shop (SMS) Induction Furnace oversees all daily operations, safety protocols, and maintenance for the furnace, Ladle Refining Furnace (LRF), and continuous casting (CCM). Responsibilities include optimizing melting efficiency, ensuring steel quality (chemical consistency/temperature), reducing costs, and managing raw material, typically requiring 15+ years of experience.    Key Responsibilities Production ...

A Welder in a steel manufacturing company cuts, joins, and fabricates steel components using MIG, TIG, or Stick techniques, ensuring structural integrity based on blueprints. They set up machines, maintain equipment, inspect welds for quality, and adhere to strict safety protocols. Key requirements include technical knowledge of metal properties, certification, and ...