1 Opening(s)
5.0 Year(s) To 10.0 Year(s)
6.00 LPA TO 8.40 LPA
A Melter for an Induction Furnace operates and monitors the furnace to melt metals, ensuring correct composition and quality by managing charging, temperature, and tapping, while coordinating with crane operators, preparing documentation, maintaining equipment, and strictly following safety procedures (PPE, SOPs) for producing various steel grades or alloys.
Key Responsibilities
Furnace Operation: Operate induction ...
2 Opening(s)
5.0 Year(s) To 6.0 Year(s)
4.20 LPA TO 4.80 LPA
A Shift Incharge - Steel Melting Shop (SMS) for a 10MT-15MT induction furnace or EAF steel plant manages daily production, safety, and operational efficiency during their shift. They are responsible for achieving tonnage targets, maintaining steel quality, and ensuring smooth operation of furnaces and Continuous Casting Machines (CCM).
Key Responsibilities
Production Management: Achieve daily ...
3 Opening(s)
7.0 Year(s) To 10.0 Year(s)
4.20 LPA TO 4.80 LPA
A Shift Incharge (Operations) in a steel company supervises daily production, safety, and quality during a specific shift to ensure targets are met. They manage staff, coordinate with maintenance on equipment breakdowns, monitor production processes (like EAF/CCM), and prepare shift reports to maintain efficiency and safety standards.
Key Responsibilities
Production Management: Achieve daily production ...
1 Opening(s)
5.0 Year(s) To 6.0 Year(s)
3.00 LPA TO 3.60 LPA
A Melter in a Steel Melting Shop (SMS) is a highly skilled industrial role responsible for operating furnaces—typically Induction Furnaces or Electric Arc Furnaces (EAF)—to melt raw materials and refine them into high-quality molten steel.
Key Responsibilities
Furnace Operation: Operates and controls Induction Furnaces/EAF to melt scrap metal, sponge iron, and pig iron ...
1 Opening(s)
15.0 Year(s) To 20.0 Year(s)
15.00 LPA TO 18.00 LPA
A Head of Steel Melting Shop (SMS) for a steel manufacturing company manages end-to-end production operations, including furnaces (EAF/Induction), Ladle Refining Furnaces (LRF), and Continuous Casting Machines (CCM) to maximize yield and efficiency. The role requires optimizing charge-mix, controlling production costs, ensuring quality standards, maintaining safety compliance, and leading teams to ...
1 Opening(s)
3.0 Year(s) To 5.0 Year(s)
2.40 LPA TO 3.00 LPA
An Induction Furnace Melter job involves operating and monitoring induction furnaces to melt, refine, and produce molten metal, requiring skills in furnace control, material charging (scrap, alloys), temperature management, tapping, refractory maintenance (lining), and strict adherence to safety protocols (PPE, SOPs) to ensure correct metal composition and quality for casting. Key duties include ...
1 Opening(s)
20.0 Year(s) To 30.0 Year(s)
18.00 LPA TO 50.00 LPA
A Steel Plant Head manages all manufacturing operations, focusing on production efficiency, safety, budget control, and quality standards. They oversee DRI, blast furnaces, steel melting shops, and rolling mills to meet targets. Qualifications typically include 15-30 years of experience in engineering or technical leadership roles.
Key Responsibilities
Operational Management: Directs daily operations, maintenance, and logistics to ensure efficient production.
Production ...
1 Opening(s)
15.0 Year(s) To 20.0 Year(s)
15.00 LPA TO 18.00 LPA
Key requirements
A General Manager (GM) of a Steel Melting Shop (SMS) in a manufacturing plant is a senior-level position responsible for overseeing the entire steelmaking process, from raw material handling to the production of finished billets or ingots. This role ensures that production targets, quality standards, safety regulations, and cost-efficiency goals ...
1 Opening(s)
10.0 Year(s) To 15.0 Year(s)
6.00 LPA TO 8.00 LPA
A Production Manager for a Steel Melting Shop (SMS) oversees daily steelmaking, focusing on achieving production targets (quality, quantity, cost) by managing teams, optimizing processes (charging, melting, casting), ensuring strict quality control, coordinating maintenance, and implementing process improvements for efficiency and cost reduction, often using EAF/converter routes for alloy steels, while ...
2 Opening(s)
5.0 Year(s) To 6.0 Year(s)
3.00 LPA TO 4.00 LPA
A Foundry Process Control Engineer job description involves monitoring, analyzing, and optimizing foundry processes like melting, molding, and pouring to improve efficiency, quality, and cost-effectiveness. Key responsibilities include developing standard operating procedures (SOPs), troubleshooting issues, ensuring process consistency, and collaborating with production and quality teams. A Bachelor's degree in a relevant ...