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An Assistant Manager - Mechanical (Power Plant) in a steel company oversees daily mechanical maintenance, operations, and repairs of power generation equipment (boilers, turbines, WHRB) to ensure maximum uptime, efficiency, and safety. They manage shift teams, plan preventive/corrective maintenance, manage spare parts inventory, and ensure adherence to safety protocols.    Key Responsibilities Operations & ...

A Manager Mechanical - Ferro in a steel manufacturing plant (typically involving Submerged Arc Furnaces) is responsible for ensuring maximum equipment uptime, maintenance, and reliability of production machinery. Key duties include leading maintenance teams, implementing preventative/predictive maintenance, troubleshooting, and ensuring safety compliance.    Key Responsibilities: Maintenance & Reliability: Develop and execute preventative, predictive, and corrective ...

A mechanical fitter assembles, installs, maintains, and repairs mechanical systems and equipment by reading technical drawings, using hand and power tools to cut and shape metal, and ensuring all components are aligned and functioning correctly. Key responsibilities include fabricatiing parts from raw materials, performing routine inspections and maintenance, troubleshooting and fixing malfunctioning ...

A mechanical job description involves the design, development, analysis, testing, and maintenance of mechanical devices, systems, and machinery, often using Computer-Aided Design (CAD) and other software to solve problems and innovate solutions. Core duties include creating technical drawings, overseeing manufacturing, and collaborating with teams to ensure products meet specifications, efficiency, and client ...

A Pump Operator (Mechanical) in a Steel Melting Shop (SMS) ensures continuous operation of critical hydraulic, cooling, and circulation systems. Responsibilities include operating/monitoring centrifugal/slurry pumps, performing preventive maintenance on seals and lubrication systems, and troubleshooting breakdowns to support steel production.  Key Responsibilities Operational Monitoring: Start, stop, and monitor pump performance, including pressure, flow, and ...

A Mechanical Engineer in a power plant is responsible for the design, operation, maintenance, and optimization of critical machinery, including turbines, boilers, pumps, and heat exchangers. They ensure plant safety, efficiency, and reliability by conducting root cause analysis, supervising maintenance teams, and ensuring compliance with environmental regulations.  Key Responsibilities and Duties Maintenance & ...

Coordinate the planned mechanical maintenance activities of Manufacturing Plant. Design, interpret and implement equipment monitoring strategies for the plants. Follow up with the procurement team to achieve quick turnaround time of spare parts procurement.  Coordinate the activities of supervisors and resolve issues that come up in the course of Manufacturing Coordinate preventive maintenance, repairs, servicing and replacement to ...

A Mechanical Fitter in a steel manufacturing company installs, maintains, and repairs heavy industrial machinery (rolling mills, cranes, furnaces) to ensure operational efficiency. They troubleshoot hydraulic/pneumatic systems, perform preventive maintenance, and fabricate parts, working in high-temperature environments. Key skills include reading blueprints, precision measuring, welding, and strict adherence to safety protocols.    Key ...

A Graduate Engineer Trainee (GET) - Mechanical in a steel manufacturing company assists in maintenance, production, and quality control of heavy machinery (furnaces, rollers, conveyors) to ensure optimal, safe, and continuous operation. Key responsibilities include preventive maintenance, troubleshooting breakdowns, CAD designing, and adhering to strict safety protocols (e.g., LOTO, PPE).    Key Responsibilities ...

A Graduate Engineer Trainee (GET) or Junior Engineer in Mechanical Safety for a steel manufacturing plant is responsible for implementing safety protocols, maintaining heavy machinery, and ensuring compliance with occupational safety regulations (e.g., OSHA, Factories Act) to foster a zero-accident environment. They work on the shop floor to prevent mechanical failures ...