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  A Spectrometer Operator in a steel manufacturing company is responsible for analyzing the chemical composition of raw materials, molten metal (heats), and finished products using Optical Emission Spectrometers (OES). This critical quality control role ensures that steel meets specific industry and customer standards regarding its elemental makeup (e.g., iron, carbon, ...

A Quality Control (QC) Chemist in a steel company analyzes raw materials (iron ore, scrap, coal), in-process samples (molten metal), and finished products (billets, TMT bars) to ensure compliance with standards (e.g., IS 1786). Key duties include operating spectrometers for chemical composition analysis, maintaining lab equipment, and providing real-time data to operations ...

Job Description - Chemist (SID/Raw Material): Chemical Analysis: Perform qualitative and quantitative analysis of raw materials (Iron Ore, Coal, Dolomite) and molten metals to ensure compliance. Instrument Operations: Operate and calibrate XRF spectrometers, Carbon & Sulfur analyzers (e.g., Leco), and Proximate Analyzers. Wet Chemical Methods: Conduct wet chemical analysis of sponge iron, pig iron, and slag. Physical ...

A Junior Chemist in a steel manufacturing company performs essential quality control tests, analyzing raw materials (iron ore, coal) and finished products (sponge iron, steel) to ensure safety and quality standards. They operate laboratory instruments (spectrometers, XRF), maintain, document, and interpret data, and prepare samples, under supervision.    Key Responsibilities Chemical Analysis: Perform qualitative and ...

A Chemist (SID/Raw Material) in a steel manufacturing company analyzes raw materials (iron ore, coal, coke, limestone) and finished products (sponge iron, pig iron, slag) using wet chemical methods and instrumentation like XRF/Spectrometers to ensure quality standards. They manage laboratory operations, calibrate instruments, and report findings to production teams.    Key Responsibilities Raw Material ...