129 Job openings found

A Shift Incharge (Ferro Alloys) in a steel plant manages daily furnace operations, ensuring production targets, safety, and quality standards (SOPs) are met during their shift. Key duties include monitoring submerged arc furnace parameters, managing raw material feeding, supervising staff, and reducing downtime. [1, 2, 3] Key Responsibilities Production Management: Oversee the ...

An Electrical Engineer - Sponge Iron Division (SID) in a steel manufacturing plant ensures uninterrupted power supply and manages electrical maintenance for kilns, cooler units, and raw material handling systems. Key responsibilities include HT/LT system maintenance, Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) troubleshooting, PLCs, and ensuring safety compliance to minimize production downtime ...

A CNC Machine Operator in a foundry plant sets up, operates, and monitors CNC machines (milling, turning, drilling) to finish cast metal parts according to technical drawings. They are responsible for loading castings, inspecting finished parts with precision tools, ensuring dimensional accuracy, and conducting basic machine maintenance while adhering to ...

A Sponge Yard Supervisor in a Steel Melting Shop (SMS) manages the storage, handling, and quality of sponge iron (DRI) and raw materials before they are fed into the induction furnace or electric arc furnace (EAF). They ensure efficient material supply to maintain uninterrupted steel production. Job Description: Sponge Yard Supervisor ...

A Billet Loading Incharge in a steel manufacturing plant (typically within the Continuous Casting Machine - CCM or Warehouse department) is responsible for overseeing the safe, efficient, and accurate handling, stacking, and dispatch of steel billets. They act as a critical link between production and logistics, ensuring the correct material ...

A Shift Manager/Incharge for a Steel Melting Shop (SMS) is responsible for leading production, safety, and operational efficiency during assigned shifts in steel manufacturing. They manage melting, refining, and continuous casting processes (EAF/CCM), ensuring targets are met while maintaining strict quality control and safety standards (HSE).  Key Responsibilities and Duties: Production Oversight: ...

A steel manufacturing foreman supervises daily shop floor operations, coordinating steelworkers and fabricators to ensure projects are completed safely, efficiently, and to quality standards. Key duties include interpreting blueprints, managing production schedules, mentoring staff, ensuring safety compliance, and maintaining equipment.  Key Responsibilities Production Management: Oversee daily fabrication or production, ensuring targets are met and ...

A Deputy Manager or Field Engineer in a steel company is a critical, hands-on role responsible for overseeing daily operational, maintenance, or construction activities on-site to ensure production efficiency, safety compliance, and quality standards are met. They function as a bridge between management directives and on-ground execution, often working in ...

A Senior Electrician in chains manufacturing installs, repairs, and maintains high-intensity production machinery. The role is crucial for minimizing downtime by troubleshooting electrical faults, overseeing preventive maintenance on motors, PLCs, and high-voltage systems, and supervising junior technicians. [1, 2, 3] Key Responsibilities Troubleshooting & Repair: Diagnose and resolve complex electrical breakdowns (control ...

A Raw Material Supervisor in a steel company manages the receipt, storage, handling, and inventory of raw materials (such as iron ore, coal, coke, scrap, and ferroalloys) to ensure continuous production flow. They ensure materials meet quality standards, manage stock levels, and oversee safety in storage areas.    Key Responsibilities Receiving & Inspection: Oversee the ...