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An Instrument Technician in a power plant installs, calibrates, maintains, and troubleshoots field instruments, control systems (DCS, PLC, SCADA), and automation devices to ensure operational efficiency. They work with sensors, transmitters, and control valves (pressure, temperature, flow), usually requiring a Diploma/ITI in Instrumentation/Electronics and 3–5 years of industrial experience. [1, ...

A Shift Fitter in a Ferro Alloys Steel Plant (Submerged Arc Furnace) is responsible for the maintenance, installation, and repair of hydraulic, pneumatic, and mechanical systems during a shift, ensuring high equipment availability and safety. They troubleshoot breakdowns, perform preventive maintenance, and support production targets in high-temperature environments. [1, 2, ...

A Press Supervisor in a refractory ceramic manufacturing plant is responsible for overseeing the shaping/pressing department, ensuring high-temperature ceramic bricks or shapes are produced efficiently, accurately, and safely according to specifications. They manage the hydraulic/isostatic press machines, molds, and the personnel operating them to ensure proper density and dimension of ...

A Foreman / Senior Fitter in a steel manufacturing plant is a highly skilled technical leader responsible for supervising, coordinating, and executing the installation, fabrication, maintenance, and repair of heavy machinery and structural components. They ensure that production equipment (such as rotary kilns, rolling mills, and conveyors) operates efficiently while ...

A Shift Incharge - SMS (Steel Melting Shop) oversees daily production, safety, and operational efficiency during their shift to meet output targets. They manage staff, monitor furnace/CCM parameters (EAF, IF, LRF), troubleshoot breakdowns, and ensure compliance with SOPs and quality standards to minimize downtime.  Key Responsibilities of a Shift Incharge - ...

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 Mechanical Engineer or Technician in the manufacture of refractory ceramic products (e.g., bricks, castables, tap hole clay) is responsible for maintaining, operating, and optimizing the machinery used to produce materials capable of withstanding extreme temperatures. This role bridges technical design with physical production, covering raw material processing, forming, drying, ...

A Chemical Engineer or Chemist in the manufacture of refractory ceramic products plays a critical role in developing, testing, and optimizing heat-resistant materials (such as bricks, castables, and coatings) that withstand extreme temperatures, corrosion, and mechanical stress. They oversee the transformation of raw materials like alumina, silica, and magnesia into ...

A Site Manager (Civil) for a steel plant project is responsible for overseeing all on-site construction activities, ensuring they are completed within budget, on time, and in compliance with safety and quality standards. This role involves managing complex infrastructure construction, heavy foundation work, and structural steel erection in a fast-paced environment.  Key ...

A Coal Washery Chemist ensures coal quality by analyzing raw and washed samples (moisture, ash, volatility, calorific value) using proximate and ultimate analysis. Key roles include sampling, laboratory testing, operating equipment (muffle furnaces), and optimizing washing efficiency. Common requirements include a B.Sc. or diploma in Chemistry/Mining, relevant industry experience, and knowledge ...