485 Job openings found

A Production Engineer in a Rolling Mill optimizes metal production by managing processes (speed, tension, temperature), troubleshooting defects (waviness, cracks), ensuring quality (thickness, flatness), improving yield, and collaborating with maintenance/metallurgy teams, all while enforcing strict safety protocols for efficient, high-quality output and cost control.    Key Responsibilities: Process Optimization: Design and control pass schedules, rolling ...

A Coal Washery Shift Incharge manages all plant operations during a shift, focusing on supervising staff, ensuring efficient coal washing, maintaining quality & safety, troubleshooting problems, and generating reports, bridging operations with maintenance and management to meet production targets while adhering to strict EHS (Environment, Health, Safety) standards.    Key Responsibilities: Operations Management: Oversee the ...

An Operator CRO (Control Room Operator) job involves monitoring and controlling critical industrial processes (like power plants, mining, or security systems) from a central location, ensuring safe, efficient, and compliant operations through adjusting equipment, responding to alarms, troubleshooting issues, and documenting everything, often using systems like DCS or SCADA, demanding high focus and ...

A Mechanical Design Engineer designs, develops, and tests mechanical systems, products, and components (like machines, robotics, tools) by applying physics & engineering principles, using CAD software for modeling, creating technical drawings, writing specs, prototyping, and collaborating with manufacturing, ensuring designs are efficient, effective, and manufacturable from concept to production. Key responsibilities include ...

A Steel Plant Head manages all manufacturing operations, focusing on production efficiency, safety, budget control, and quality standards. They oversee DRI, blast furnaces, steel melting shops, and rolling mills to meet targets. Qualifications typically include 15-30 years of experience in engineering or technical leadership roles.  Key Responsibilities Operational Management: Directs daily operations, maintenance, and logistics to ensure efficient production. Production ...

An Auto Parts Salesman sells vehicle replacement parts, assisting customers in finding the right components for repairs by using catalogs and technical knowledge, processing sales, managing inventory, and handling customer service issues like returns, ensuring efficient operation of the parts department. Key duties include taking orders (phone/in-person), explaining part functions, identifying ...

A Storekeeper manages inventory, ensuring goods are received, stored, tracked, and dispatched efficiently, maintaining accurate records, organizing stock for accessibility, and supporting smooth store/warehouse operations, requiring skills in organization, attention to detail, and inventory control to prevent shortages or overstocking.    Key Responsibilities Inventory Management: Monitor stock levels, conduct regular audits, reconcile discrepancies, and ...

A Mechanical Manager leads engineering teams, overseeing design, development, and maintenance of mechanical systems (HVAC, machinery, etc.), ensuring projects meet timelines, budgets, and quality standards while managing staff, resources, safety, and stakeholder communication for efficient operations and continuous improvement.    Key Responsibilities Leadership & Team Management: Supervise mechanical engineers/technicians, provide coaching, conduct performance reviews, and foster ...

An Area Sales Manager (ASM) drives sales in a specific territory by leading a local team, setting targets, developing strategies, managing key client relationships, analyzing market data, and ensuring overall regional performance meets company goals, balancing team motivation with personal sales efforts and reporting to senior management. Key duties involve strategy ...

A Production Manager oversees daily manufacturing or service delivery, ensuring products are made on time, within budget, and to quality standards by managing schedules, resources (staff, materials, equipment), costs, and safety, while collaborating across departments like procurement and quality assurance to optimize efficiency and resolve issues. They are crucial for translating business ...