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A steel manufacturing foreman supervises daily shop floor operations, coordinating steelworkers and fabricators to ensure projects are completed safely, efficiently, and to quality standards. Key duties include interpreting blueprints, managing production schedules, mentoring staff, ensuring safety compliance, and maintaining equipment.  Key Responsibilities Production Management: Oversee daily fabrication or production, ensuring targets are met and ...

A Commercial DGM/GM in the steel manufacturing sector acts as a senior leader responsible for the end-to-end commercial operations of a plant, overseeing procurement, sales, logistics, accounts, and statutory compliance. This role aims to maximize profitability, manage working capital, and optimize cost efficiency.  Job Overview Position: DGM/GM - Commercial Industry: Steel/Iron Manufacturing (Integrated Plant, Rolling Mill, ...

A Chemist in the manufacturing of refractory ceramic products (often titled Refractory Chemist, QC Chemist, or R&D Chemist) is responsible for ensuring the quality, performance, and innovation of high-temperature materials used in industrial furnaces, kilns, and reactors. They manage raw material testing, develop new formulations, and control production processes to meet ...

A Chemical Engineer or Chemist in the manufacture of refractory ceramic products plays a critical role in developing, testing, and optimizing heat-resistant materials (such as bricks, castables, and coatings) that withstand extreme temperatures, corrosion, and mechanical stress. They oversee the transformation of raw materials like alumina, silica, and magnesia into ...

A Control Room Operator (CRO) for a Direct Reduced Iron (DRI) / Sponge Iron Division (SID) in a steel plant is responsible for operating and monitoring rotary kilns, cooler systems, and auxiliary equipment via Distributed Control Systems (DCS) or SCADA. The role aims to ensure optimal production rates, product quality, ...

Job Requirements: - Hands-on experience in induction furnace operations (preferably 22 MT furnace) - Strong knowledge of billet production, including: - Tested billets - Vanadium alloy billets - Copper alloy billets - Ability to manage shift operations, control consumption, and ensure production efficiency - Experience in handling ...

A Mines Manager (often requiring a 1st or 2nd Class Certificate) is responsible for the overall planning, organization, supervision, and safety of mining operations. They ensure production targets are met while maintaining strict compliance with safety regulations and environmental standards.    Key Responsibilities Safety and Regulatory Compliance: Ensuring strict adherence to safety protocols, statutory regulations ...

A Software Engineer in a steel company develops and maintains industrial automation, inventory, and supply chain software, often integrating IT systems with OT (Operational Technology) on the production floor. Responsibilities include building scalable backend services for production monitoring, managing data from sensors, and improving manufacturing efficiency.    Key Responsibilities System Development: Design, code, and deploy ...

A Quality Control (QC) Operator in a steel company is responsible for inspecting, testing, and verifying that raw materials, in-process products, and finished steel products (such as coils, bars, plates, or pipes) meet specified standards, grade requirements, and customer specifications. They act as the final check before materials leave the production ...

A Foreman in the Ferro Alloys Division of a steel manufacturing company is responsible for supervising daily operations, maintenance, and production activities related to high-temperature submerged arc furnaces. This role focuses on ensuring maximum equipment availability, process safety, and high production efficiency, typically managing a team of fitters, welders, and technicians ...