513 Job openings found

A Shift Incharge in a steel manufacturing company supervises production, personnel, and safety (HSE) during a specific shift to meet production targets. Key responsibilities include monitoring furnace/plant parameters (EAF/CCM), ensuring SOP compliance, troubleshooting operational breakdowns, and leading the team to maintain quality standards.    Key Responsibilities and Duties Production Management: Responsible for achieving daily production ...

A Junior Electrician in a scrap processing environment is responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing heavy-duty machinery—such as shredders, cranes, and conveyors—to minimize operational downtime.    Key Responsibilities Maintenance & Repair: Perform preventive maintenance and emergency repairs on industrial motors, controllers, and 3-phase circuits. Troubleshooting: Diagnose electrical faults in machinery and PLC systems using diagnostic tools ...

A Helper in a scrap processing company (also known as a Recycling Worker, Yard Helper, or General Laborer) plays a critical role in the manual handling, sorting, and processing of scrap materials to ensure efficient operations and a safe working environment. This entry-level role involves heavy lifting, sorting materials by type, ...

A Fabrication Plant Helper supports production by assisting welders and machine operators, moving materials, and maintaining a clean, safe workspace. Key duties include lifting/positioning parts, operating basic machinery, managing tools, conducting quality checks, and following safety protocols. This role typically requires physical stamina and the ability to lift heavy items.    Key Responsibilities Material ...

A Store Executive in a steel manufacturing company manages raw materials (iron ore, scrap), consumables, and finished goods (TMT bars, billets), ensuring accurate inventory tracking. They oversee inward/outward logistics, maintain SAP/ERP records, manage warehouse organization (5S), and verify material quality/quantity to support uninterrupted production.    Key Responsibilities Inventory Control: Maintain optimal stock levels, perform regular ...

An HR Executive in the steel manufacturing sector manages end-to-end HR operations, including high-volume recruitment of skilled/unskilled labor, statutory compliance (Factories Act, labor laws), payroll/attendance, and employee relations. Key requirements include 2–5 years of experience in manufacturing or heavy engineering.    Key Responsibilities Recruitment & Onboarding: Manage end-to-end hiring for technical (welders, operators) and non-technical ...

We are seeking a skilled Mechanical Fitter to join our steel manufacturing team. The ideal candidate will be responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing mechanical equipment and machinery to ensure smooth operations and minimize downtime. Key Responsibilities: Assemble, install, and maintain machinery and mechanical equipment used in steel production. Perform regular preventive maintenance ...

A Mechanical Engineer in a Power Plant for a Steel Fabricator Company is responsible for the continuous operation, maintenance, and reliability of captive power generation equipment (often Coal Fired Boiler Circuits/CFBC or Waste Heat Recovery Boilers/WHRB) that supports steel production, such as melting furnaces, rolling mills, and fabrication units.    Job Purpose To maximize ...

An Electrical Engineer in a steel fabrication or manufacturing company is responsible for designing, installing, maintaining, and repairing high-voltage electrical systems, motors, automation controls, and industrial machinery to ensure maximum uptime and safety. They typically work in intense environments like steel melt shops (SMS), continuous casting machines (CCM), and rolling mills.      Core ...

A Safety Officer in a steel fabrication plant is responsible for developing, implementing, and enforcing occupational health and safety (OHS) policies to prevent accidents and injuries in a high-risk manufacturing environment. They ensure compliance with local and national regulations (e.g., OSHA, Factories Act) and foster a "safety-first" culture among staff and ...