323 Job openings found

A steel fabricator interprets engineering blueprints to cut, shape, and weld raw steel into structural components or machinery. They operate heavy machinery like press brakes, shears, and welding equipment, ensuring dimensional accuracy, structural integrity, and compliance with strict safety and quality standards.      Key Responsibilities Blueprint Reading: Analyze complex technical drawings and schematics to determine ...

A Head of Department (HOD) - Electrical for a coal washery is a senior-level position responsible for leading the electrical department, ensuring 24/7 reliability of all electrical systems, and optimizing power consumption in the coal beneficiation process.  This role requires a blend of high-tension (HT) electrical expertise, heavy industrial maintenance experience, ...

A Time Keeper in a coal washery is responsible for managing the attendance, shifts, and working hours of workers in a high-demand, industrial environment, ensuring compliance with labor laws and enabling accurate payroll processing. They operate under specific regulations (such as Mines Metalliferous Regulation 1961) to manage employee hours, overtime, ...

A hospital attendant provides non-clinical support, assisting patients with daily tasks, mobility, and comfort while helping nursing staff. Key duties include feeding, cleaning, transporting patients, changing linens, and monitoring for changes in condition. Ideal candidates have strong communication skills, patience, and often a high school diploma or CNA certification.  Key Responsibilities Patient Care ...

  An electrician installs, maintains, and repairs electrical power, lighting, and control systems in residential, commercial, or industrial settings. They read blueprints, test circuits for safety, and comply with national/local building codes to ensure safe operation. Key skills include troubleshooting, manual dexterity, and, often, a valid license.  Key Responsibilities Installation: Installing wiring, conduits, lighting fixtures, ...

An Ophthalmic Technician in a hospital setting prepares patients for exams, performs complex diagnostic testing (OCT, tonometry, fundus photography), assists with minor surgeries, and manages electronic medical records (EMR). They work closely with ophthalmologists to manage patient flow, ensure sterile environments, and educate patients, typically requiring a high school diploma, COA/COT ...

A Computer Operator monitors and manages computer systems, networks, and peripheral equipment to ensure optimal performance and uptime. They are responsible for data entry, running daily backups, troubleshooting, and maintaining system logs. They often work in data centers and require strong technical, analytical, and communication skills.    Key Responsibilities System Monitoring: Supervise console displays for ...

A Fitter Fabricator reads blueprints to cut, shape, and assemble metal structural components using tools like shears, grinders, and welding equipment. They are responsible for accurately fitting, aligning, and welding metal parts for industries like construction and manufacturing. Key tasks include ensuring quality standards, maintaining equipment, and strictly adhering to safety ...

  A Timekeeper job involves accurately recording, monitoring, and managing employee work hours, attendance, and time-off for payroll processing, ensuring compliance, and resolving discrepancies in timekeeping systems, often requiring strong attention to detail, data entry skills, and knowledge of payroll policies. Responsibilities can include processing timesheets, making adjustments for missed punches or ...

An office boy job description includes supporting the office with daily tasks like serving refreshments, maintaining cleanliness, and running errands such as handling mail and purchasing supplies. They also provide basic administrative and clerical support, which can involve tasks like making photocopies, filing documents, and greeting visitors. The role is crucial ...