706 Job openings found

A Store Incharge/Manager oversees daily retail operations, focusing on staff leadership, inventory control, sales, customer satisfaction, and financial goals, ensuring smooth functioning, implementing policies, managing budgets, and driving profitability through team motivation, strategic planning, and excellent service, all while maintaining safety and compliance.    Key Responsibilities: Operations Management: Run daily activities, manage opening/closing, ensure smooth ...

A Head of Department (HOD) for a Lab, often a "DRI" (which could mean specific to a company or industry), is a management role responsible for overseeing all laboratory operations, staff, quality control, and compliance. Key duties include managing staff, ensuring regulatory adherence, coordinating with other departments, handling budgets, and implementing ...

A Sr. Manager/AGM Quality in Steel Manufacturing leads quality assurance, process control, and R&D for product/process innovation, ensuring compliance with ISO standards (9001, etc.), managing metallurgical aspects, driving cost reduction, and overseeing teams for defect-free production, from melting (EAF/LF) through casting, rolling, and finishing, using tools like TQM and SAP for performance monitoring.  Key Responsibilities: Quality Management: Implement ...

An Automotive Parts Manager oversees the entire parts department, managing inventory, ordering, sales, and staff to ensure the service center has necessary components for repairs while driving profitability and customer satisfaction. Key duties include maintaining optimal stock levels, managing supplier relationships, forecasting demand, training staff, controlling costs, and ensuring excellent customer ...

A Head of IT (Information Technology) job description involves setting IT strategy, managing infrastructure, leading teams, overseeing security, and aligning technology with business goals, often bridging the gap between C-suite executives and daily operations, especially in SMEs, with key responsibilities including budget control, project delivery, vendor management, and ensuring system stability ...

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 ...

A Head of Purchase for a Sponge Iron (SID) & Power Plant manages strategic procurement of raw materials (like coal/iron ore), capital goods, and services, ensuring cost efficiency, quality, and supply chain resilience for continuous plant operation, involving vendor management, contract negotiation, risk mitigation, and team leadership, adhering to strict quality/safety ...

A Production Manager (Ferro) oversees the entire ferro-alloy smelting process, managing raw material input, furnace operations (electrodes, tapping, power), quality control, and personnel to achieve production targets safely. Responsibilities include optimizing furnace performance, data analysis, and ensuring compliance with safety and quality standards.  Core Responsibilities: Furnace Management: Oversee all aspects of the electric arc ...

A GM/VP of Purchase (General Manager/Vice President) leads overall procurement, developing strategy, managing large teams, negotiating major contracts, optimizing supply chains, and ensuring cost-effective, timely acquisition of high-quality goods/services to meet business goals, focusing on cost savings, risk mitigation, and strategic vendor relationships. Key duties include strategic sourcing, performance management, budgeting, ...

A Purchasing Manager oversees an organization's buying activities, developing strategies to source goods and services cost-effectively, managing supplier relationships, negotiating contracts, and controlling budgets to ensure quality and timely delivery while mitigating supply chain risks, requiring strong leadership, analytical, and negotiation skills. They manage teams, track metrics, analyze market trends, and align ...