6 Job openings found

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 ...

Mechanical engineers design, develop, and test mechanical and thermal devices, ranging from robotics and engines to medical equipment. They manage the full product lifecycle, utilizing CAD software to create blueprints, building prototypes, conducting performance simulations, and overseeing the transition from research to final manufacturing.  Core Responsibilities Design & Drafting: Conceptualize and model ...

A mechanical engineer designs, develops, tests, and manufactures mechanical and thermal devices. They oversee the complete product lifecycle, using CAD to create blueprints, building prototypes, and conducting evaluations. They ensure the finished products are safe, efficient, and cost-effective.  Core Responsibilities Product Design: Conceptualize and develop mechanical parts and systems using CAD (e.g., ...

A Mechanical Maintenance Head for an SID (Sponge Iron Division) is a leadership role responsible for managing all mechanical maintenance activities, including preventive and breakdown maintenance, within the plant. Key duties include leading and training the maintenance team, ensuring equipment uptime and safety compliance, controlling maintenance costs, and coordinating with other ...

Urgent Requirement for DRI Project DRI MECH /Project ( Manager/AGM)100×2 50×2 Kiln Projects DRI to completion and running of plant. Both Kilns and auxiliaries project planning, control and execution. Supervising project activities and handling the complete project cycle entailing requirement gathering and final execution. Finalizing the requirements and specification in consultation with engineering ...

Mechanical site engineers have a passion for solving problems and understanding the mechanics that make machines work. The following are the most common skills needed to succeed as a mechanical site engineer: Project management - planning out the size, scope, and resources necessary to complete a project Manual dexterity - using hand tools and ...