49 Job openings found

A Senior Electrician for a chains manufacturing company installs, maintains, and repairs electrical systems for production machinery, ensuring safety and efficiency, troubleshooting complex faults, reading blueprints, mentoring junior staff, and managing preventive maintenance for motors, panels, generators, and PLCs, adhering strictly to safety codes. Key duties involve daily checks on panels, ...

An Electrician for Ferro Alloys in a steel plant maintains, troubleshoots, and repairs high-voltage electrical equipment, specifically focusing on Submerged Arc Furnaces (SAF), motors, and automation systems. Key duties include preventive maintenance, breakdown repair, and safety compliance in a high-temperature industrial environment, requiring ITI/NCVT certification and 3–5 years of experience. ...

A cement plant electrician installs, maintains, and repairs industrial high/medium/low voltage systems (HV/MV/LV) to ensure maximum equipment availability and minimal downtime. They specialize in troubleshooting heavy machinery, such as motors, VFDs, transformers, and kiln electrical systems, while adhering strictly to safety regulations.  Key Responsibilities Preventive & Breakdown Maintenance: Perform routine inspections and ...

A Power Plant Electrician installs, maintains, and repairs high-voltage electrical systems, generators, transformers, and control systems to ensure safe, continuous power generation. They perform preventative maintenance, troubleshoot malfunctions, and ensure strict safety compliance. Qualified candidates typically have ITI/Diploma in Electrical Engineering and hands-on experience. [1, 2, 3, 4] Key Responsibilities Maintenance & ...

A Senior Electrician at a scrap processing company is responsible for the maintenance, repair, and installation of heavy-duty industrial electrical equipment used in processing, shredding, and sorting scrap metal or electronics. They ensure the uninterrupted, safe operation of high-voltage systems and heavy machinery to minimize downtime in a fast-paced environment.    Key ...

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 Shift Incharge Sub Station for a power plant is responsible for supervising daily operations, ensuring a safe and reliable power supply, and managing personnel during their shift. Key duties include monitoring and controlling equipment, performing switching operations on high, medium, and low voltage systems, and leading maintenance activities. They are also responsible ...

An Electrician/Foreman in a power plant is responsible for overseeing the installation, maintenance, repair, and testing of high-voltage systems, generators, motors, and electrical equipment to ensure maximum uptime, safety, and operational efficiency. They lead crews, interpret blueprints, and troubleshoot complex electrical issues, ensuring strict compliance with safety codes and plant regulations.  Key ...

A Graduate Engineer Trainee (GET) - Electrical in a steel manufacturing company ensures the safe operation and maintenance of electrical systems in areas like the Steel Melt Shop (SMS), Rolling Mill, or Power Plant. Key duties include maintaining and repairing motors, transformers, and PLC systems, performing preventative maintenance, and ensuring safety ...

The Head of Electrical Power Plant/SMS/DRI/SID is a senior leadership role responsible for the overall electrical operations, maintenance, safety, and efficiency of the power generation and distribution systems within an integrated steel plant environment (Direct Reduced Iron, Steel Melting Shop, Sponge Iron Division).    Key Responsibilities Operations & Maintenance Management: Oversee all electrical maintenance and operations, ...