1 Opening(s)
2.0 Year(s) To 3.0 Year(s)
1.20 LPA TO 1.44 LPA
A Steel Industry Helper provides essential, hands-on support to machine operators, mechanics, and technicians. Key duties include transporting raw materials, assisting with routine equipment maintenance, handling tools, and ensuring the shop floor remains clean, organized, and compliant with plant safety protocols.
Core Responsibilities
Operational Assistance: Support technicians and operators during production runs ...
1 Opening(s)
1.0 Year(s) To 3.0 Year(s)
1.80 LPA TO 3.00 LPA
he job description for a "bufferman" varies significantly depending on the industry, as the term applies to roles in manufacturing, construction, and water treatment. In general, a bufferman's duties center on maintaining workflow and ensuring quality by acting as a buffer against disruptions.
Manufacturing and production
In a manufacturing context, a bufferman operates ...
2 Opening(s)
3.0 Year(s) To 5.0 Year(s)
2.16 LPA TO 2.68 LPA
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 ...
1 Opening(s)
5.0 Year(s) To 8.0 Year(s)
3.00 LPA TO 3.36 LPA
A Senior (Sr.) Fitter Mechanical installs, maintains, and repairs complex industrial machinery and equipment, ensuring operational efficiency and safety. Responsibilities include interpreting technical drawings, troubleshooting mechanical faults, performing preventive/breakdown maintenance, and leading junior fitters. They require advanced precision, tool proficiency, and strict safety adherence.
Key Responsibilities
Maintenance & Repair: Perform complex preventive and corrective ...
1 Opening(s)
3.0 Year(s) To 5.0 Year(s)
2.16 LPA TO 3.00 LPA
A Millwright Fitter installs, maintains, repairs, and troubleshoots industrial machinery and mechanical equipment. They work in various industries like manufacturing, power plants, and construction, requiring a high degree of precision and adherence to safety regulations. Their work involves assembling, disassembling, moving, and aligning machinery, as well as repairing and replacing worn or damaged ...