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Second class mining certification     A Coal Mine Site Incharge manages daily mining operations, focusing on production, safety, and statutory compliance, overseeing workforce (including contractors), equipment (like HEMM), drilling, blasting, loading, and transportation, ensuring adherence to DGMS/MMR regulations, managing resources, and maintaining records for a productive, safe, and compliant mine site, often requiring a 1st ...

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 Liaison Officer acts as a crucial link between individuals, teams, or organizations, facilitating communication, building relationships, and coordinating activities to ensure smooth operations, collaboration, and information flow, often handling public relations, conflict resolution, and major event communication as a central point of contact. They bridge gaps, resolve issues, and represent ...

A Jr. Chemist in a ferro alloy plant tests raw materials (ores, coal, limestone) and finished products (silicomanganese, ferrochrome) for chemical composition, ensures quality control, calibrates instruments (like XRF), maintains lab records, and reports findings to production, focusing on adherence to safety and quality standards. Key duties involve sampling, wet/instrumental analysis, ...

A Incharge Production Ferro (Ferro-Alloy) oversees shift operations, managing furnace activity, raw material feeding, quality control, team leadership, safety, and coordination for efficient, high-quality ferro-alloy production, focusing on process parameters, equipment upkeep, and reporting. They are responsible for executing production plans, ensuring safety compliance, optimizing resource use, and maintaining high shop floor standards ...

  A Timekeeper job involves accurately recording, monitoring, and managing employee work hours, attendance, and time-off for payroll processing, ensuring compliance, and resolving discrepancies in timekeeping systems, often requiring strong attention to detail, data entry skills, and knowledge of payroll policies. Responsibilities can include processing timesheets, making adjustments for missed punches or ...

An HR Executive manages daily HR operations, focusing on recruitment, onboarding, employee relations, performance, and compliance, acting as a link between staff and management to support organizational goals by implementing policies, managing talent, and fostering a productive environment. Key duties include talent acquisition, benefits administration, training coordination, payroll support, and ensuring adherence to labor ...

An IT Executive manages an organization's technology infrastructure (hardware, software, networks, security), provides technical support, oversees IT staff/projects, aligns tech with business goals, manages budgets, and ensures system security, often bridging daily operations with strategic IT planning to drive efficiency and innovation. Key duties include managing infrastructure, resolving issues, implementing policies, ...

An AGM/DGM Liaison role involves being the key link between a company and government bodies, regulatory authorities, and other external stakeholders, focusing on securing timely project approvals (like NOCs, CC, OC), ensuring statutory compliance (RERA, DTCP, MOEF), managing land acquisition, and resolving issues for smooth project execution, often in real estate, infrastructure, or ...

A Computer Operator manages and monitors computer systems, hardware (servers, peripherals), and networks, ensuring efficient operation, performing backups, installing updates, troubleshooting issues, and managing data entry and security, often in data centers or server rooms, providing crucial support for an organization's IT backbone. Key duties involve monitoring systems, executing scheduled tasks, ...