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An instrument technician installs, maintains, calibrates, and repairs instruments and control systems to ensure they operate accurately and efficiently. They diagnose and troubleshoot problems using test equipment, interpret technical drawings, and work with electrical and mechanical systems in various industries like manufacturing, energy, and healthcare. Key duties include performing preventive maintenance, repairing or ...

A PLC Operator for a coal washery is responsible for operating and monitoring automated coal processing equipment using Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) to ensure the coal meets quality standards. Key duties include monitoring and adjusting process parameters via the control panel, performing quality control tests, and troubleshooting equipment issues to minimize downtime. The ...

An Instrumentation Technician is responsible for the installation, calibration, maintenance, inspection, and troubleshooting of instrumentation and control systems—often in sectors such as manufacturing, oil & gas, pharmaceuticals, food processing, utilities, or research facilities. These professionals manage various electronic, pneumatic, hydraulic, and mechanical devices that monitor and regulate process variables like ...

A Jr. Instrument Engineer for Central Control Systems (CCS) in a steel plant supports the design, calibration, and maintenance of automation and control systems. They ensure the safe and efficient operation of plant machinery by continuously monitoring process variables like temperature, pressure, and flow. [1, 2, 3] Core Responsibilities System Maintenance & ...

An Instrument Technician in a steel manufacturing plant is responsible for installing, calibrating, and maintaining the sensors, actuators, and control systems (like DCS and PLC) that monitor critical parameters like temperature, pressure, flow, and level. They ensure operational efficiency and safety in high-temperature heavy industrial environments. [1, 2] Key Responsibilities Calibration & ...

An Electrical Engineer in a steel manufacturing plant oversees the design, installation, and maintenance of high-voltage power systems, automation controls, and heavy machinery across divisions like the Steel Melt Shop and Rolling Mills. Their core goal is to minimize equipment downtime and maximize operational safety and energy efficiency. [1, 2] Core ...

An Electrician in a foundry plant installs, maintains, and repairs heavy-duty electrical equipment. They troubleshoot breakdowns, handle preventive maintenance on machinery like induction furnaces and motors, and ensure all systems comply with industrial safety and electrical codes. [1, 2] Key Responsibilities Preventive Maintenance: Conduct routine inspections on transformers, circuit breakers, control panels, ...

Job Title Shift Incharge / Engineer – Electrical & Instrumentation (E&I)Department: Steel Melting Shop (SMS)Reports To: Head / Manager – E&I Job Purpose To maximize plant uptime by leading shift maintenance teams, troubleshooting automation and electrical failures, and ensuring safe, continuous operation of the Steel Melting Shop (SMS). [1] Key Responsibilities 1. Breakdown & Preventive ...

Shift Incharge / Engineer – Electrical & Instrumentation (E&I) Steel Manufacturing Plant Position Summary The E&I Shift Incharge/Engineer ensures uninterrupted plant operations by managing electrical and instrumentation maintenance during a specific shift. This role focuses on minimizing downtime, maximizing equipment reliability, and enforcing strict safety protocols. [1, 2, 3, 4] Key Responsibilities Operational & Maintenance ...

The Electrical Shift Incharge – Rolling Mill is responsible for ensuring smooth, safe, and uninterrupted electrical operations of the rolling mill during the assigned shift. The role involves supervising electrical maintenance activities, troubleshooting breakdowns, coordinating with production teams, and ensuring maximum equipment availability and efficiency. Key Responsibilities: 1. Shift Operations & Maintenance Ensure ...