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A Production Engineer optimizes manufacturing processes for efficiency, quality, and cost-effectiveness by designing, implementing, and improving production systems, overseeing operations, troubleshooting issues, ensuring safety, and collaborating cross-functionally to meet production goals. Key duties involve improving workflows, reducing waste, maintaining quality standards, managing equipment, and training staff, bridging engineering with shop floor execution.    Job ...

Role: GM Purchase  Industry: Iron & Steel / Manufacturing Experience Required: 15-25+ years (preferred in steel manufacturing) Reporting To: Director / CEO / Plant Head   A General Manager (GM) of Central Purchase in a steel company is a senior leadership role responsible for the end-to-end strategic sourcing, procurement, and supply chain management of raw materials, capital items, and consumables. ...

Second class mining certification     A Maintenance Incharge oversees all facility/equipment upkeep, leading a team, scheduling preventive & reactive maintenance, managing budgets, ensuring safety compliance (OSHA/local), handling vendors, tracking supplies, and reporting to management, requiring strong leadership, technical skills, and problem-solving for operational efficiency.    Key Responsibilities Team Leadership: Supervise, train, schedule, and motivate maintenance staff ...

Second class mining certification       A Coal Mine Project Coordinator manages daily mining activities, ensuring production targets, safety (MSHA/DGMS), compliance, and budget goals are met by coordinating teams, equipment (HEMM), resources, and stakeholders, handling schedules, reporting (MIS, progress), and liaising with government/local bodies for smooth project execution from planning to closure.    Key Responsibilities Production & ...

A Incharge Production Ferro (Ferro-Alloy) oversees shift operations, managing furnace activity, raw material feeding, quality control, team leadership, safety, and coordination for efficient, high-quality ferro-alloy production, focusing on process parameters, equipment upkeep, and reporting. They are responsible for executing production plans, ensuring safety compliance, optimizing resource use, and maintaining high shop floor standards ...

  A Shift Incharge (Ferro) manages plant operations during a shift, overseeing production, team leadership, safety, quality control, and maintenance for ferro-alloy processes like furnace operations, ensuring targets are met, resources are used efficiently, and issues are resolved. Key duties include monitoring furnace parameters, supervising raw material feeding, troubleshooting equipment, managing staff, ...

A Head of HEMM (Heavy Earth Moving Machinery) manages the maintenance, operation, and efficiency of large mining/construction equipment, overseeing teams, planning resources, ensuring safety, controlling costs, and implementing strategies for asset reliability, including routine checks, major overhauls, and lifecycle management, to support production targets. Key duties involve scheduling maintenance, diagnosing issues, ...

A Sales Executive for Steel Structures generates leads, secures orders for structural products (beams, channels, plates), and manages client relationships with contractors and developers to achieve sales targets. Key duties include site visits, negotiating contracts, technical coordination, ensuring timely material delivery, and payment collection.    Key Responsibilities Business Development: Identifying new projects and generating leads ...

The Electrical Shift Incharge for a Coal Washery manages all electrical operations and maintenance during a shift, leading a team of technicians to ensure smooth, safe, and efficient functioning of electrical systems (HT/LT, motors, control panels) for the coal washing process, handling breakdowns, conducting preventive maintenance, managing work permits, and reporting on ...

A technician's job involves installing, maintaining, and repairing complex equipment, systems, or machinery across various industries, requiring specialized skills to diagnose problems, perform fixes, conduct tests, and ensure operational efficiency while adhering to safety standards and documenting work. Key duties include troubleshooting, system monitoring, replacing parts, collaborating with engineers, and providing technical ...