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A Sales Executive in steel manufacturing drives revenue by identifying new business, managing client relationships, and selling products like TMT bars, HR/CR coils, and structural steel. Key responsibilities include achieving sales targets, negotiating contracts, tracking market trends, and handling payments. Ideal candidates have 0–5 years of experience, strong negotiation skills, ...

A Quality Inspector in chains manufacturing ensures that raw materials, in-process components, and finished chain products meet exact engineering, durability, and safety standards. They verify dimensional accuracy, perform strength testing, and track non-conformances to prevent defective batches from leaving the facility. [1, 2, 3, 4] Key Responsibilities Incoming Material Inspection: Verify raw ...

An Accountant in paint manufacturing manages plant-level financial operations. Key duties include tracking raw material and production costs, inventory and batch control, accounts payable/receivable, and statutory compliance (GST, TDS). They drive profitability by analyzing cost variances and overseeing pricing margins. [1, 2, 3, 4] Key Responsibilities Cost & Manufacturing Accounting Cost Analysis: Track ...

A Quantity Surveyor (QS) manages all financial and contractual aspects of building projects from inception to completion, acting as a construction cost consultant. They ensure projects remain within budget by preparing estimates, conducting feasibility studies, managing procurement, valuing completed work, and preparing final accounts to ensure value for money.  Key Responsibilities Cost Management ...

A Quality Control (QC) / Lab Technician for building works and construction is responsible for inspecting, testing, and analyzing construction materials—such as soil, concrete, asphalt, and steel—to ensure they meet project specifications, building codes, and safety standards. They operate both in site laboratories and directly on construction sites, acting as a ...

A Surveyor for building work and construction measures, maps, and marks land and structural boundaries, ensuring projects comply with legal regulations and design specifications. They analyze sites, create, and maintain control points for contractors, using tools like GPS, GIS, and CAD software to ensure construction accuracy.  Key Responsibilities Site Layout & Control: Setting up, ...

A Turbine Operator in a steel manufacturing plant (typically 25MW–39MW+ capacity) is responsible for the safe, efficient startup, operation, and shutdown of steam turbine-generator (TG) units and auxiliary systems to provide consistent power for production processes. This role involves managing parameters such as steam pressure, RPM, lube oil pressure, and ...

A junior chartered accountant(or Junior Accounts Executive) in the steel manufacturing industry focuses on daily financial operations, cost tracking, and statutory compliance (GST/TDS) within a factory setting. They work under senior accountants, supporting audits, inventory management, and reconciliations for manufacturing, purchasing, and sales processes.    Key Responsibilities Day-to-Day Accounting: Managing general ledgers, voucher entries ...

An interior designer in building construction bridges aesthetics and technical execution by translating client goals into functional, safe, and code-compliant spaces. They create detailed technical drawings (CAD/BIM), specify materials, and coordinate with contractors during construction to ensure design intent. Key duties involve space planning, managing project timelines/budgets, and supervising on-site installations.    Key ...

An architect in building construction manages the entire project lifecycle, from initial design concepts and client consultations to overseeing construction site activities and ensuring regulatory compliance. They produce detailed drawings (using CAD/BIM software), manage budgets, select materials, and collaborate with engineers and contractors to deliver safe, functional, and aesthetic structures.  Key Responsibilities ...