1539 Job openings found

An Officer Sales for Steel Trade drives revenue by acquiring new clients, managing dealer networks, and achieving sales targets for steel products (TMT, pipes, coils). They conduct market research, negotiate contracts, and manage order execution. Key tasks include site visits, handling payments, and building relationships with developers and contractors.  Key Responsibilities: Sales & ...

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 Technical Services Lubricant role involves providing expert support on lubricant technology, offering solutions for product application, troubleshooting failures, conducting lubrication surveys, developing technical content, and training clients/staff, bridging the gap between R&D, sales, and customers to ensure optimal performance, quality assurance, and new product innovation, requiring mechanical/chemical knowledge and strong communication skills.    Key Responsibilities Technical Support & ...

  A Procurement Executive/Sr. Officer manages the end-to-end process of acquiring goods and services, focusing on strategic sourcing, vendor management, negotiation, cost optimization, and compliance, ensuring timely delivery and quality while collaborating with internal teams and reporting to management, with senior roles handling strategy, policy, and team leadership.    Key Responsibilities Strategy & Planning: Develop and ...

A Chartered Accountant (CA) job involves managing financial operations, ensuring compliance, auditing, financial reporting, and providing expert advisory services, covering areas like taxation, corporate finance, and risk management to guide business strategy and financial health for clients or their organization. Key duties include preparing statements, managing budgets, filing taxes, implementing accounting ...

Second class mining certification     A Maintenance Incharge oversees all facility/equipment upkeep, leading a team, scheduling preventive & reactive maintenance, managing budgets, ensuring safety compliance (OSHA/local), handling vendors, tracking supplies, and reporting to management, requiring strong leadership, technical skills, and problem-solving for operational efficiency.    Key Responsibilities Team Leadership: Supervise, train, schedule, and motivate maintenance staff ...

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 & ...

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 Assistant provides crucial administrative support to the Human Resources department, handling tasks like maintaining employee records, assisting with recruitment (posting jobs, scheduling interviews), coordinating onboarding/offboarding, processing payroll, managing HR databases (HRIS), and serving as a contact for employee inquiries, ensuring smooth daily operations and compliance with policies.    Key Responsibilities: Recruitment Support: Posting ...

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 ...