826 Job openings found

A Site Engineer manages daily construction operations, ensuring projects meet technical specs, safety standards, budgets, and timelines by supervising work, solving problems, coordinating teams, and managing quality control from start to finish, bridging design plans and physical construction. Key duties include site inspections, progress monitoring, material management, compliance checks, and reporting, ...

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 ...

A Sales Manager job description involves leading a sales team to achieve revenue goals by developing strategies, setting targets, coaching reps, analyzing performance data, managing the sales pipeline, and building client relationships, often collaborating with marketing to drive growth and meet customer needs. Key duties include hiring, training, motivating staff, monitoring KPIs, ...

  A Head of Purchase (or Head of Procurement) leads all buying activities, developing strategies to get the best value (cost, quality, delivery) for goods and services, managing supplier relationships, overseeing the purchasing team, controlling budgets, and ensuring compliance with regulations, ultimately supporting overall business goals by securing necessary resources efficiently. Key duties ...

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 & ...

An HR Executive manages daily HR operations, acting as a bridge between employees and management, handling recruitment, onboarding, payroll, performance reviews, policy implementation, and ensuring legal compliance to foster a positive workplace culture and support organizational goals through talent management and employee engagement. Key responsibilities include recruiting, benefits administration, employee relations, training, and ...

  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 Security Supervisor oversees daily security operations, manages a team of guards, enforces protocols, and ensures the safety of people, property, and assets by supervising patrols, handling incidents, training staff, conducting audits, and coordinating with management and law enforcement. Key duties include scheduling, performance evaluation, risk assessment, emergency response, and maintaining security ...

The Sr. Supervisor, Field Raw Material oversees the procurement, quality, inventory, and coordination of raw materials from field sources, such as villages, aggregators, and traders, to manufacturing plants. This role is vital in industries like agriculture, biomass, or natural products where materials are sourced directly from the field.    Key Responsibilities Sourcing and Supplier Management: Design ...

A Safety Officer's job is to ensure a safe workplace by developing, implementing, and enforcing health and safety policies, conducting risk assessments, providing training, performing inspections, investigating incidents, and ensuring compliance with regulations like OSHA. They create a safety culture, identify hazards, recommend preventative measures, and manage emergency procedures across various industries, ...