42 Job openings found

A Control Room Operator (CRO) monitors and manages facility operations (power, manufacturing, security) via control panels/systems, ensuring efficiency, safety, and compliance by responding to alarms, troubleshooting issues, coordinating with field teams, and documenting data, requiring vigilance, problem-solving, and strong communication under pressure.  Key Responsibilities: Monitoring: Continuously watch control panels, SCADA systems, CCTV, and other ...

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 ...

A Control Room Operator (CRO) for a Ferro Alloys unit in a steel plant is responsible for monitoring and controlling submerged arc furnaces (SAF), raw material handling, and power parameters via DCS/SCADA systems to ensure efficient production. Key roles include managing furnace temperature, electrode positioning, and tapping schedules while adhering ...

A Head of Department (HOD) for Electrical & Instrumentation (E&I) in a steel manufacturing company is a senior-level position responsible for leading the maintenance, operations, and project activities for all electrical systems and process control instruments. This role ensures maximum plant availability, safety compliance, and efficiency in departments such as ...

A PLC operator job description involves monitoring and troubleshooting automated machinery controlled by a Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) to ensure smooth, safe, and efficient operations. Key responsibilities include real-time monitoring of equipment via HMIs, conducting routine inspections, performing basic troubleshooting of field instruments, and supporting maintenance teams with tasks like loop checks ...

The job description for a Deputy Manager of Electrical & Instrumentation (E&I) in a Sponge Iron Division (SID) typically involves overseeing all E&I aspects of the plant, focusing on both maintenance and project work, and ensuring operational efficiency and safety.    Key Responsibilities Maintenance & Troubleshooting: Lead the team in diagnosing and resolving complex electrical, ...

Core responsibilities Design and development: Create and design new instrumentation and control systems for industrial processes. Installation and maintenance: Install, set up, test, and maintain control systems and equipment to ensure they are running effectively.   Monitoring and control: Monitor process data, troubleshoot issues, and implement control strategies to optimize performance, efficiency, and safety. System programming: Develop and implement ...

An Instrument Technician in a steel manufacturing company is responsible for the installation, calibration, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of industrial measurement and control devices. They ensure that equipment such as sensors, transmitters, and control valves function accurately to monitor processes like pressure, temperature, flow, and level in heavy, high-temperature industrial environments.    Core ...

Responsibilities Instrumentation and control systems for industrial processes should be designed, developed, and tested. Choose and specify instrumentation parts, such as controllers, transmitters, and sensors. Using CAD software, create schematics, diagrams, and layouts for control systems. Using software tools like PLC programming, DCS programming, or SCADA systems, develop and put into practice control plans. For ...

An Electrical Engineer - Sponge Iron Division (SID) in a steel manufacturing plant ensures uninterrupted power supply and manages electrical maintenance for kilns, cooler units, and raw material handling systems. Key responsibilities include HT/LT system maintenance, Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) troubleshooting, PLCs, and ensuring safety compliance to minimize production downtime ...