142 Job openings found

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 Manager in a Ferro Alloys/Steel manufacturing company leads the electrical department, overseeing high-temperature furnaces, HT/LT systems, automation (PLC/SCADA), and power distribution. They are responsible for maximizing machinery uptime, executing maintenance strategies, ensuring strict safety compliance, and managing teams to achieve production targets.    Key Responsibilities Operational & Maintenance Leadership: Develop and implement preventive, predictive, and corrective ...

A Head of Department (HOD) for Electrical & Instrumentation (E&I) in a steel manufacturing company is a senior-level position responsible for leading the maintenance, operations, and project activities for all electrical systems and process control instruments. This role ensures maximum plant availability, safety compliance, and efficiency in departments such as ...

A Mechanical Fitter in a steel manufacturing company installs, maintains, and repairs heavy industrial machinery (rolling mills, furnaces, cranes) to ensure optimal production efficiency. Key duties include interpreting technical blueprints, fabricating/assembling metal parts, performing routine preventive maintenance, and troubleshooting hydraulic or pneumatic systems in high-temperature, hazardous environments.    Key Responsibilities Maintenance & Repairs: Perform preventive, ...

The job description for an Electrical Maintenance Engineer in Refractory Product Manufacturing involves ensuring the reliability, safety, and optimal performance of all electrical systems and equipment used in the high-temperature industrial environment. This role combines general electrical maintenance responsibilities with the specific demands of refractory production processes, such as managing power systems for ...

A General Manager (GM) of Electrical & Instrumentation (E&I) in a Direct Reduced Iron (DRI) plant is a senior executive responsible for leading all E&I functions, from design and project execution to ongoing operations and maintenance, ensuring high plant availability, safety compliance, and efficiency.  Key responsibilities are typically divided into the following areas:   Operational ...

An Electrician DRI (Design, Research, Implementation) job involves designing, installing, maintaining, and repairing complex electrical systems, wiring, and components, focusing on creating new systems (Design), improving them (Research), and putting them into action (Implementation), requiring blueprint reading, troubleshooting, safety code compliance (NEC), and technical skill with testing equipment for residential, commercial, ...

Core Responsibilities Key duties vary by specific role and plant type but generally include: Operations & Maintenance: Overseeing the routine operation and maintenance of specific equipment like turbines, generators, compressors, pumps, motors, and control panels. Troubleshooting & Repairs: Responding to breakdowns, diagnosing faults, performing repairs, and assisting in root cause analysis to minimize plant downtime. Safety ...

Key Responsibilities Installation: Install electrical systems, wiring, outlets, lighting, and control panels in new or existing structures. Maintenance & Repair: Diagnose and fix electrical issues, replace faulty components (wires, switches, motors), and perform preventative upkeep. Troubleshooting: Use testing devices to identify malfunctions in electrical grids and equipment.   Blueprint Interpretation: Read and follow complex electrical diagrams, schematics, and blueprints. Safety ...

Key responsibilities Installation: Install electrical systems, wiring, fixtures, and equipment in new and existing buildings. Maintenance: Perform routine maintenance on electrical systems to prevent breakdowns and ensure continued functionality.   Repair and troubleshooting: Diagnose and repair electrical problems, often using testing devices to identify and fix malfunctions in components like circuit breakers, motors, and ...