1999 Job openings found

A Turbine-Generator (TG) Field Operator in a steel company power plant manages the safe, local operation of turbines and generators. Key duties include monitoring field equipment (lube oil, seal oil, cooling systems), performing inspections, executing startup/shutdown procedures, maintaining logs, and ensuring safety through LOTO/PTW procedures.    Key Job Responsibilities Field Operations: Perform regular field rounds ...

A Melter in a Steel Melting Shop (SMS) is a highly skilled industrial role responsible for operating furnaces—typically Induction Furnaces or Electric Arc Furnaces (EAF)—to melt raw materials and refine them into high-quality molten steel.    Key Responsibilities Furnace Operation: Operates and controls Induction Furnaces/EAF to melt scrap metal, sponge iron, and pig iron ...

A Production Engineer in a Manufacturing or Shop Management System (SMS) environment is responsible for planning, supervising, and optimizing manufacturing processes to ensure high efficiency, quality, safety, and cost-effectiveness. They act as a vital link between product design, quality control, and the factory floor to ensure products are produced on ...

A Shift Incharge in a Steel Melting Shop (SMS) manages daily production operations, safety, and personnel during their assigned shift. Key responsibilities include achieving production targets, monitoring furnace/CCM parameters, maintaining quality standards, troubleshooting equipment breakdowns, and ensuring strict safety compliance to minimize downtime, often focusing on Induction Furnace operations.    Key Responsibilities and ...

A Senior Engineer or Assistant Manager (AM) in the SMS LRF (Steel Melting Shop - Ladle Refining Furnace) department of a steel company is responsible for supervising secondary steelmaking operations to ensure high-grade steel production, adhering to safety protocols, and optimizing cost and efficiency. This role requires managing production targets, raw ...

  The EOT Magnet Crane Operator controls crane movement (long travel, cross travel, hoist) from a cabin or via remote pendant to transfer heavy steel products. In a steel plant environment, this role requires high precision, awareness of safety hazards, and the ability to operate electromagnets to pick up and release ...

A Straightening Operator in a steel manufacturing company operates hydraulic presses or roller machines to correct bends and twists in steel products (bars, tubes, sheets) to meet precise, straightness specifications. They are responsible for setting up machinery, inspecting products with gauges, following technical blueprints, and adhering to strict safety standards.    Key Responsibilities Machine ...

A Deputy CEO or senior leader (such as Vice President or AVP) for a Sinter Plant is responsible for the overall strategic direction, operational excellence, production targets, and profitability of the sintering unit within an integrated steel plant. This role bridges the gap between raw material processing and ironmaking (Blast ...

A Personal Driver to a CEO provides secure, confidential, and punctual transportation for the executive, ensuring efficient route planning and vehicle maintenance. Key responsibilities include chauffeuring to meetings and airports, maintaining vehicle cleanliness, running errands, and delivering documents. This role demands high professionalism, flexibility, and absolute discretion.  Key Responsibilities Transportation: Driving the CEO safely ...

A Manager (Ferro) in a steel manufacturing plant oversees daily operations of Submerged Arc Furnaces (SAF), focusing on production targets, safety, and operational efficiency. Responsibilities include managing raw materials, controlling tapping, optimizing furnace performance, maintaining machinery, and ensuring high-quality ferro-alloy output.    Key Responsibilities Production Management: Oversee smelting operations, manage raw material inputs (ores, coal, ...