1933 Job openings found

A Deputy Manager in steel manufacturing acts as the middle-layer leader connecting senior management to shop-floor operations, overseeing production, safety, quality control, and personnel. Key duties include achieving daily production targets (melting/rolling), maintaining equipment efficiency, reducing waste, and enforcing safety protocols in plants.  Key Responsibilities Production Execution: Develop and implement daily/monthly plans, ...

A Sponge Yard Supervisor in a Steel Melting Shop (SMS) manages the storage, handling, and quality of sponge iron (DRI) and raw materials before they are fed into the induction furnace or electric arc furnace (EAF). They ensure efficient material supply to maintain uninterrupted steel production. Job Description: Sponge Yard Supervisor ...

A Head of Steel Melting Shop (SMS) oversees end-to-end production—furnaces (EAF/Induction), LRF, and casting (CCM)—to drive quality, yield, and cost efficiency.  Key Responsibilities Production & Optimization: Manage operations to meet tonnage and specifications, reducing tap-to-tap time and optimizing charge-mix (sponge iron, scrap). Quality & Safety: Maintain metallurgical standards (ISO) and strictly enforce environmental/safety ...

A Management Information System (MIS) Executive or Officer in a Steel Melting Shop (SMS) / Steel Manufacturing plant is responsible for collecting, validating, and analyzing production, inventory, and operational data. They turn raw data into actionable reports (daily, weekly, monthly) for management to monitor furnace efficiency, raw material consumption, and ...

A Shift Manager/Incharge for a Steel Melting Shop (SMS) is responsible for leading production, safety, and operational efficiency during assigned shifts in steel manufacturing. They manage melting, refining, and continuous casting processes (EAF/CCM), ensuring targets are met while maintaining strict quality control and safety standards (HSE).  Key Responsibilities and Duties: Production Oversight: ...

An HR Executive in steel manufacturing manages end-to-end HR operations, focusing on high-volume recruitment of shop-floor labor, statutory compliance (Factories Act), payroll/time office management, and industrial relations. The role acts as a bridge between management and workers to ensure a safe, disciplined, and productive environment, typically requiring 2–5 years of ...

An HR Executive in steel manufacturing manages plant-level HR operations, focusing on high-volume recruitment, statutory compliance (Factories Act), payroll, and employee relations. They bridge management and shop-floor workers, ensuring a safe, disciplined, and productive environment, typically requiring 2–5 years of manufacturing experience.  Key Responsibilities Recruitment & Onboarding: Facilitate hiring, onboarding, and safety ...

An Assistant Environment Officer in a steel pipes manufacturing plant is responsible for ensuring that the manufacturing processes adhere to environmental regulations, statutory norms, and sustainability goals. They assist in monitoring pollution control equipment, managing waste, and implementing environmental policies to minimize the facility's environmental impact. Key Responsibilities and Duties Environmental Compliance ...

An Accountant in steel manufacturing manages daily financial operations, including raw material procurement costing, inventory valuation (scrap/iron ore), and statutory compliance (GST/TDS) using ERP software like SAP or Tally. They prepare financial statements and analyze manufacturing overheads to ensure profitability. [1, 2, 3, 4] Key Responsibilities Cost Accounting & Inventory: Track and ...

A Purchase Executive in the steel industry manages the end-to-end procurement of raw materials, consumables, and spares. They are responsible for identifying suppliers, negotiating contracts, and tracking deliveries to ensure uninterrupted production at optimal costs. [1, 2] Key Responsibilities Strategic Sourcing: Identify, evaluate, and manage relationships with domestic and international vendors for ...