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 Duty Time: 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM A driver for a steel manufacturing company typically operates heavy motor vehicles (HMV) to transport industrial materials or serves as a personal chauffeur for executives. Key responsibilities include ensuring safe, timely transport, adhering to traffic laws, vehicle maintenance, and maintaining professionalism, often requiring a Class ...

The Sales Officer for a steel trading company is responsible for acquiring new clients, managing existing client relationships, and driving the sales of various steel products (e.g., TMT bars, MS plates, pipes, profiles). The primary goal is to achieve sales targets by identifying market opportunities in construction, infrastructure, manufacturing, and ...

A Marketing Executive for a glass dealer shop is responsible for driving sales by promoting various glass products (tempered, laminated, decorative, mirrors) to residential, commercial, and construction clients. They bridge the gap between the showroom/dealer and the customer, focusing on expanding the market presence, generating leads, and maintaining relationships with contractors, ...

A Graduate Engineer Trainee (GET) or Junior Metallurgist in a steel company focuses on quality control, process optimization (SMS/DRI/CCM), and testing to ensure steel products meet standards. Key duties include lab-based failure analysis, metallurgical testing, and supporting production teams to enhance efficiency.    Job Description: GET - Metallurgy (Steel Manufacturing) Process Optimization: Monitor steel melting ...

A Production Manager for a Steel Melting Shop (SMS) oversees daily steelmaking, aiming to meet production targets (quantity, quality, cost) through efficient management of EAF, Induction Furnaces, and CCM, with a strong focus on safety, process optimization, and team leadership. Key responsibilities include reducing tap-to-tap times, optimizing charge mixes (scrap/sponge iron), ...

A Steel Company Supervisor manages day-to-day operations, ensuring production targets, quality standards, and safety regulations (HSE) are met. They lead teams, schedule shifts, maintain equipment efficiency, and resolve shop-floor issues. Key roles include monitoring steel production or fabrication, mentoring staff, and implementing project procedures.    Key Responsibilities Production & Operations: Supervise daily operations, including melting, ...

An Assistant Manager/Shift Engineer in a steel company manages daily production, maintenance, and safety within a specific shift. They optimize machinery, minimize downtime, and oversee personnel to meet production targets while ensuring compliance with technical standards (e.g., in blast furnaces, mills) and HSE norms.    Key Responsibilities: Production Management: Operates machinery, monitors furnace temperatures and ...

A Foreman for Operations & Maintenance (O&M) of the Coal Handling Plant (CHP) and Ash Handling Plant (AHP) in a steel company is responsible for supervising the daily operations, mechanical/electrical maintenance, and safety of coal conveyor systems, crushers, and ash disposal systems. They ensure the continuous supply of fuel to ...

A Field Engineer for Coal Handling Plant (CHP) and Ash Handling Plant (AHP) in a steel or power company is responsible for the daily operation, maintenance, and reliability of systems that supply coal to boilers and remove ash/sludge waste. This is a field-based, hands-on role requiring technical expertise in mechanical/electrical equipment ...

A Quality Control (QC) Operator in a steel company is responsible for inspecting, testing, and verifying that raw materials, in-process products, and finished steel products (such as coils, bars, plates, or pipes) meet specified standards, grade requirements, and customer specifications. They act as the final check before materials leave the production ...