238 Job openings found

A Quality Engineer ensures products and processes meet stringent safety, regulatory, and customer standards. They design testing protocols, conduct audits, analyze defect data, and implement Corrective and Preventive Actions (CAPA) to improve production efficiency and quality.  Key Responsibilities Quality Planning & Testing: Design and implement robust Quality Control (QC) systems, inspection criteria, ...

A Senior Quality Engineer leads a company's quality assurance and control processes. They drive continuous improvements, enforce regulatory standards, manage root-cause investigations, and mentor junior staff. The role acts as a bridge between manufacturing, engineering, software, and supply-chain teams.  Core Responsibilities Process & Product Quality: Define quality standards, inspect materials, and conduct ...

A Quality Shift In-Charge oversees quality assurance and control during a specific shift, acting as the primary gatekeeper of product standards. They supervise inspection teams, enforce safety and compliance protocols, and rapidly contain defects to prevent them from reaching customers.  Key Responsibilities Shift Orchestration: Deploy quality inspectors across different production lines or ...

A Production Head oversees the entire manufacturing and production lifecycle, aligning plant operations with strategic business goals. They drive efficiency, optimize workflows, manage plant budgets, and ensure outputs consistently meet safety and quality benchmarks.  Role Overview The Production Head (or Head of Production) is responsible for the overall strategic and operational leadership ...

A Head of Quality leads an organization’s quality management systems (QMS), ensuring products and services consistently meet customer expectations and regulatory standards. This executive role spans strategic planning, risk management, compliance, and continuous improvement frameworks like Lean or Six Sigma.  Strategic Leadership Define the overarching quality vision, policy, and strategic goals in ...

The Deputy General Manager (DGM) of Mechanical (DRI) is a senior techno-commercial role that leads all mechanical maintenance and operations for Direct Reduced Iron (Sponge Iron) plants. The ideal candidate requires 10 to 15+ years of experience in heavy metallurgical industries.  Key Responsibilities & Core Competencies Maintenance Management & Reliability: Lead complete mechanical ...

A Robotic Welding Engineer/Technician programs, calibrates, and maintains automated welding systems (like FANUC or Motoman) to maximize production efficiency and weld consistency. They bridge the gap between mechanical robotics and metallurgy by troubleshooting technical issues and adjusting welding parameters like wire feed speed and gas flow. Core Responsibilities Programming & Operation: Program, ...

A Melter in a Steel Melting Shop (SMS) operates and manages furnaces (such as induction furnaces or EAFs) to melt raw materials into molten steel. They are responsible for controlling temperature, chemical composition, managing slag, and tapping metal while ensuring strict safety protocols in extreme heat environments.  Key Responsibilities Furnace Operation: Safely ...

A Structural Engineer for a fabrication plant designs, analyzes, and details steel structures for manufacturing. They bridge the gap between engineering and production by creating fabrication drawings, calculating load tolerances, selecting materials, and overseeing plant operations to ensure structural integrity and compliance with industry regulations. ] Key Responsibilities Design & Analysis: Conduct ...

A Production Supervisor in a foundry plant manages daily metal casting operations. They lead floor staff, troubleshoot equipment (furnaces, molding lines), schedule shifts, and analyze production records to minimize downtime and casting defects while strictly enforcing safety and quality standards.  Key Responsibilities Production Management: Oversee daily melting, sand preparation, molding, pouring, and ...