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Job Responsibilities Ensure compliance with applicable environmental laws, permits, and statutory requirements. Manage environmental activities across the steel plant, including air emissions, water, wastewater, solid waste, hazardous waste, and pollution control systems. Monitor and control emissions from DRI, induction furnace, EAF, rolling mill, power plant, and other plant operations. Coordinate with State Pollution Control ...

Role Summary The Head – Legal, Environment & Land is responsible for ensuring full compliance with legal, environmental, and land-related statutory requirements. The role oversees all litigation and dispute-resolution matters, manages land assets and acquisition activities, and ensures adherence to environmental norms and regulatory guidelines. The position also provides leadership to ...

An Environment Officer in steel manufacturing ensures the facility adheres to environmental laws and sustainability goals. They oversee pollution control equipment, manage waste, and liaise with the State Pollution Control Board (SPCB) to minimize the plant's ecological footprint. [1, 2] Key Responsibilities Regulatory Compliance: Manage end-to-end applications for Consent to Establish (CTE), ...

An Assistant General Manager (AGM) of Environment in a steel company is a senior leadership role responsible for ensuring regulatory compliance, driving sustainability, and minimizing the environmental footprint of operations. They lead environmental initiatives, manage MoEF&CC/SPCB clearances, and oversee waste, emission, and water monitoring. [1, 2, 3] Role Overview Department: Environment Management ...

A Mining Land Manager for a steel company secures, oversees, and administers the vast real estate and mineral rights required for mining operations. They manage land acquisition, lease negotiations, government liaison, regulatory compliance, and conflict resolution to ensure uninterrupted raw material supply (like iron ore or coal) for steel production. ...

A Manager Liaison for Iron Ore Mines acts as the crucial link between mining operations, government bodies, and communities, focusing on securing approvals (forest, environmental, land), ensuring statutory compliance, managing land acquisition, building stakeholder relationships (Gram Sabhas, landowners, agencies), and resolving conflicts to ensure smooth project execution and adherence to mining ...

Job Description: Government Liaison OfficerPosition: Government Liaison Officer (Manger/ Dy. GM)Department: HR / IR / LiaisonReporting To: GM / HOD – HR & IR / Operations HeadKey Responsibilities:1. Government Liaison & CoordinationAct as the primary point of contact between the company and Government bodies such as IBM, Mining Department, DFO ...

He should also be ready for travelling.       A Liaison Person (or Officer) serves as a primary point of contact and facilitator between two or more organizations, departments, or individuals to coordinate activities, foster collaboration, and ensure effective communication. Key responsibilities include establishing and maintaining relationships with external parties, representing the organization at ...

The Assistant Manager (Environment) is responsible for ensuring compliance with environmental regulations and implementing environmental management systems across the plant or project site. The role involves monitoring air, water, noise, and waste parameters, maintaining statutory documentation, and liaising with pollution control authorities. Key Responsibilities: Ensure compliance with environmental laws, rules, and standards ...

An Environmental Manager in mining ensures operational compliance with environmental regulations, statutory approvals (EC, FC, CTO), and sustainability goals. Key duties include managing waste, water, air quality, land reclamation, and liaising with regulatory bodies to mitigate risks and ensure sustainable, eco-friendly mining operations. [1, 2] Key Responsibilities Regulatory Compliance & Liaison: Act ...