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A Senior Accountant oversees an organization’s financial operations, including general ledger management, month-end closing, reconciliations, and financial reporting. They ensure GAAP compliance, manage tax filings, conduct variance analysis, and often mentor junior staff. Typical requirements include a Bachelor's in Accounting/Finance, 5+ years of experience, and proficiency in ERP software.    Key Responsibilities Financial Reporting ...

A Liaison Executive for a steel manufacturing company acts as the primary link between the plant, government bodies, and external stakeholders. They handle regulatory compliance, obtain permits (pollution control, land, police), manage logistics coordination (railways), and resolve local issues to ensure uninterrupted plant operations.    Key Responsibilities Government Liaisoning: Secure and renew licenses, approvals, and ...

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 ...

An IT Officer for Hardware and Networking maintains an organization’s IT infrastructure, including servers, computers, and network devices. Key tasks involve installing systems, ensuring network security/availability, troubleshooting hardware/software issues, and providing user support. They often maintain LAN/WAN, firewalls, and data backups to keep operations running smoothly.      Key Responsibilities Hardware Maintenance: Installing, configuring, and upgrading ...

A Purchase Manager for a Rolling Mill manages the end-to-end procurement of raw materials (billets/scrap), spares, mechanical/electrical components, and consumables. Key responsibilities include negotiating with suppliers, optimizing costs, maintaining inventory levels through ERP systems, and ensuring timely, quality deliveries. Candidates typically need 5+ years of relevant steel industry experience.    Key Responsibilities and ...

An office boy (or office assistant/peon) provides vital daily support by ensuring the workplace runs smoothly and efficiently. Key duties include cleaning and organizing premises, serving beverages to staff/visitors, handling photocopying and filing, managing courier, performing general errands, and assisting with meeting room setup.    Key Responsibilities Office Maintenance: Cleaning workstations, conference rooms, pantry, and ...

An accountant manages, analyzes, and reports an organization's financial transactions, ensuring accurate record-keeping, regulatory compliance, and tax filings. Key duties include reconciling bank accounts, preparing balance sheets and income statements, managing payroll, and providing financial insights to support management decision-making.    Core Responsibilities Financial Recording: Maintain general ledgers, journals, and trial balances. Reporting: Prepare monthly, quarterly, and ...

A Purchase Officer in a steel manufacturing company manages the end-to-end procurement of raw materials (iron ore, coal, scrap, ferroalloys), machinery spares, and industrial consumables. They ensure uninterrupted production by negotiating contracts, maintaining supplier relationships, managing inventory levels, and optimizing costs to meet budget targets.        Key Responsibilities Strategic Sourcing & Negotiation: Research and identify ...

A Store Keeper in a steel manufacturing company manages raw materials (steel coils, scrap, alloys), consumables, tools, and finished goods, ensuring accurate inventory records, safe storage, and timely issuance to production. Key duties include receiving, inspecting, stacking materials (using FEFO/FIFO), maintaining cleanliness, and updating ERP systems.    Key Responsibilities Receiving & Inspection: Receive raw materials, ...

A Safety/EHS (Environment, Health, and Safety) Officer in a steel manufacturing company is responsible for creating a "Zero Harm" environment by implementing, monitoring, and enforcing safety protocols in a high-risk industrial setting. They ensure compliance with statutory regulations (e.g., Factories Act, OSHA, ISO 14001/45001) while proactively identifying hazards related to heavy ...