41 Job openings found

A Shift Incharge (Operations) in a steel company supervises daily production, safety, and quality during a specific shift to ensure targets are met. They manage staff, coordinate with maintenance on equipment breakdowns, monitor production processes (like EAF/CCM), and prepare shift reports to maintain efficiency and safety standards.    Key Responsibilities Production Management: Achieve daily production ...

A Control Room Operator (CRO) for the Sponge Iron Division (SID) in a steel plant is responsible for operating and monitoring Rotary Kilns (DRI Plant) via Distributed Control Systems (DCS) to ensure optimal production, quality, and safety. Key tasks include managing kiln temperatures, feed rates, addressing process anomalies like kiln jams, ...

A chemist working in a direct reduced iron (DRI) plant would be responsible for analyzing samples, ensuring quality control, and monitoring chemical processes to ensure the safe and efficient production of DRI, a key intermediate in steelmaking.    Here's a more detailed breakdown of what a chemist in a DRI plant might do:     Key ...

A chemist working in a direct reduced iron (DRI) plant would be responsible for analyzing samples, ensuring quality control, and monitoring chemical processes to ensure the safe and efficient production of DRI, a key intermediate in steelmaking.    Here's a more detailed breakdown of what a chemist in a DRI plant might do:     Key ...

    This Senior Mechanical Engineer will work within the Machines team by designing, commissioning, and improving Alloy’s roll-fed inkjet printing and laser-cutting machine. The role will report to the Director of Engineering. If you’re right for this role, you are comfortable with all elements of machine design; have expertise in one or ...

An Operator CRO (Control Room Operator) job involves monitoring and controlling critical industrial processes (like power plants, mining, or security systems) from a central location, ensuring safe, efficient, and compliant operations through adjusting equipment, responding to alarms, troubleshooting issues, and documenting everything, often using systems like DCS or SCADA, demanding high focus and ...

A Shift Incharge - Argon Oxygen Decarburization (AOD) (AOD) manages steel refining operations, ensuring adherence to safety, quality, and production targets (e.g., carbon/sulfur reduction). Key duties include monitoring furnace/lining health, coordinating with CCM and maintenance teams, and analyzing heat cycles for efficiency.  Core Responsibilities Operational Control: Oversee AOD furnace operations to ensure timely material charging and proper ...

Role Objective To lead and control the assigned AOD and CCM sections' operations, ensuring consistent casting quality, equipment reliability, adherence to metallurgical standards, and seamless coordination across shifts for uninterrupted production.    Key Responsibilities Operational Supervision: Supervise and lead the overall operations of the AOD and CCM sections during the assigned shift, ensuring standard ...

An RMHS Shift Incharge oversees Raw Material Handling System operations during their shift, managing personnel, monitoring equipment, ensuring safety and quality standards, coordinating with other departments, and resolving operational issues to maintain production targets and efficiency, typically in an industrial setting like a steel or coal plant. Responsibilities include managing material flow, ...

A Lab Incharge QC (Quality Control) in a steel manufacturing company is a crucial supervisory role responsible for ensuring that raw materials, in-process samples, and finished steel products (such as billets, TMT bars, or structural steel) meet required chemical, mechanical, and physical standards. This position involves managing the laboratory team, overseeing ...