34 Job openings found

A Shift Incharge for QC (Quality Control) in a steel company supervises daily production, ensuring all products meet quality standards and specifications during their shift. Key responsibilities include monitoring process parameters, conducting raw material to finished product inspections, minimizing rejections, and enforcing safety protocols.  Key Responsibilities and Duties Quality Control & Inspection: Conduct testing ...

A Shift Incharge - SMS (Steel Melting Shop) oversees daily production, safety, and operational efficiency during their shift to meet output targets. They manage staff, monitor furnace/CCM parameters (EAF, IF, LRF), troubleshoot breakdowns, and ensure compliance with SOPs and quality standards to minimize downtime.  Key Responsibilities of a Shift Incharge - ...

A Graduate Engineer Trainee (GET) - Operations in a steel manufacturing company is an entry-level position designed to train engineering graduates in the core processes of steel production. The GET works under senior engineers to learn, monitor, and improve operations within departments such as the Blast Furnace, Steel Melting Shop (SMS), ...

A supervisor is a frontline manager responsible for overseeing a team's daily operations, managing employee performance, and executing company goals. They serve as the critical bridge between upper management and staff, ensuring smooth workflows, enforcing policies, and maintaining a positive, productive work environment.  Key Responsibilities Team Management & Scheduling: Create work schedules, ...

A Coal Washery Foreman oversees the daily operations of a coal preparation plant, ensuring maximum yield and strict adherence to quality and safety standards. They manage shift workers, monitor processing equipment (crushers, jigs, and cyclones), and enforce statutory environmental and mining regulations.  Key Responsibilities Plant Operations: Manage daily shift production schedules to ...

A Field Supervisor in steel manufacturing directs daily shop-floor or field operations, ensuring production quotas are met safely and efficiently. They act as the vital link between management and the workforce, managing staff, enforcing strict safety protocols, and monitoring overall quality.  Core Responsibilities Production Oversight: Manage daily shift activities, assign tasks to ...

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 ...

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 ...

A Pulpit Operator in a steel rolling mill serves as the nerve center of the production line. Working from an elevated, climate-controlled control room (the pulpit), they operate and monitor complex milling, heating, and shaping equipment using Human-Machine Interfaces (HMIs) and SCADA systems. [1, 2] Key Responsibilities System Control: Operate and monitor ...

An Electrical Shift Incharge in a Ferro Alloys plant manages all electrical operations, maintenance, and safety during their shift. Key responsibilities include ensuring smooth furnace operations, conducting preventive maintenance on transformers/switchgears, troubleshooting faults, managing technicians, and documenting shift activities to maximize production and safety compliance.    Key Responsibilities Production Monitoring: Supervise electrical aspects of the ...