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An Electrical Shift Incharge in a Ferro Alloys plant manages all electrical operations, maintenance, and safety during their shift. Key responsibilities include ensuring smooth furnace operations, conducting preventive maintenance on transformers/switchgears, troubleshooting faults, managing technicians, and documenting shift activities to maximize production and safety compliance.    Key Responsibilities Production Monitoring: Supervise electrical aspects of the ...

The HR Executive will manage the day-to-day human resources functions for the steel fabrication facility, bridging the gap between management and employees. The role focuses on high-volume recruitment of skilled/unskilled labor, statutory labor law compliance (Factories Act), attendance/payroll, and maintaining a safe, productive, and positive workplace culture.      Key Responsibilities   1. Talent Acquisition ...

A Production Shift Incharge oversees daily manufacturing operations, ensuring production targets are met, quality standards are maintained, and safety protocols are strictly followed. Key responsibilities include leading the production team, troubleshooting machinery issues, managing resources efficiently, and submitting detailed reports to management.    Key Responsibilities Operational Leadership: Manage and supervise production staff during the assigned ...

A Dispatch Supervisor for Logistics oversees daily transportation, route planning, and team performance to ensure timely, compliant deliveries. Key responsibilities include managing driver schedules, using tracking software, resolving transit issues, and maintaining accurate shipping documentation. They ensure operational efficiency and high customer service standards.    Key Responsibilities Operations Oversight: Manage daily dispatch activities, including routing, ...

A Junior Accountant provides crucial support to the finance department by managing daily bookkeeping, processing accounts payable/receivable, reconciling bank statements, and preparing journal entries. They assist with month-end closing, financial reporting, and ensuring compliance with regulations. Ideal candidates hold a bachelor's degree in accounting and possess strong Excel skills.    Key Responsibilities Data Entry ...

A Procurement Officer for a steel manufacturing company manages the end-to-end sourcing of raw materials like iron ore, coal, coke, scrap, and ferroalloys. Key responsibilities include negotiating contracts, reducing costs, managing supplier relationships, and ensuring uninterrupted production by maintaining optimal inventory levels.    Key Responsibilities and Duties Strategic Sourcing: Research and identify reliable suppliers for ...

A Store Keeper in a steel manufacturing company manages raw materials (steel coils, scrap, alloys), consumables, tools, and finished goods, ensuring accurate inventory records, safe storage, and timely issuance to production. Key duties include receiving, inspecting, stacking materials (using FEFO/FIFO), maintaining cleanliness, and updating ERP systems.    Key Responsibilities Receiving & Inspection: Receive raw materials, ...

A Purchase Manager for a steel manufacturing company typically requires a Bachelor’s degree in Engineering (Mechanical/Production), Materials Management, or Commerce, combined with 8–15 years of experience in raw material procurement (iron ore, coal, scrap, ferroalloys). Key skills include vendor negotiation, ERP/SAP proficiency, cost analysis, and supply chain management.    Core Qualifications & ...

A Plant HR Executive in a steel manufacturing company manages end-to-end HR operations, focusing on industrial relations (IR), statutory compliance (Factories Act), payroll, and shop-floor workforce management. Key responsibilities include recruiting staff/workers, managing attendance, handling union grievances, and maintaining a positive, disciplined work environment.    Key Job Responsibilities Industrial Relations (IR): Manage union relationships, handle ...

A Driver Welfare Officer in a logistics company acts as the primary liaison between commercial drivers and management, focused on improving driver retention, safety, and overall well-being. They are responsible for addressing driver grievances, managing health and safety, and providing support for both professional and personal issues to ensure high driver satisfaction.      Key ...