14 Job openings found

A Steel Plant Foreman leads, supervises, and coordinates daily shop-floor or construction activities, ensuring production targets are met safely and efficiently. Key responsibilities include managing teams, interpreting blueprints, maintaining equipment, and enforcing safety standards. They are the critical link between management and workers. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] Core Job Responsibilities Supervision ...

A Project Manager in a steel company directs capital projects, plant expansions, and structural fabrication or erection. They oversee end-to-end execution, ensuring projects are delivered safely, on time, and within budget by managing engineering teams, procurement, quality assurance, and on-site contractors. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] Key Responsibilities Project Planning & Execution: ...

  An Assistant Fitter cum Welder in a steel manufacturing company is responsible for preparing, assembling, fitting, and welding steel components according to technical drawings and blueprints. This role involves using hand and power tools to cut, grind, and shape metal, followed by joining parts using welding techniques (MIG, TIG, or Arc) ...

A Steel Manufacturing Supervisor (Production or Quality) manages daily shop floor operations to ensure safe, efficient production, leading crews to meet targets while adhering to quality standards (ISO/AWS) and safety regulations (HSE/OSHA). Key responsibilities include production planning, machine monitoring, and team leadership to optimize output and minimize waste. [1, 2, ...

A Fitter Fabricator in steel manufacturing constructs, assembles, and installs steel structural components by interpreting blueprints, measuring, cutting, and shaping metal materials. They ensure precise alignment and welding of components like beams, frames, and plates, adhering to safety and quality standards. Core Responsibilities Blueprint Interpretation: Read, analyze, and interpret engineering drawings, sketches, ...

A Fitter in a steel company (such as a rolling mill or integrated steel plant) is a skilled tradesperson responsible for assembling, installing, maintaining, and repairing heavy machinery, structural steel components, and hydraulic/pneumatic systems. They ensure equipment operates safely and efficiently in high-demand industrial environments.  Key Responsibilities and Duties Fabrication and Assembly: Cutting, shaping, ...

A Steel Structural QC Supervisor oversees quality activities, ensuring compliance with specifications and standards (e.g., ISO) through inspection, testing, and team leadership. Responsibilities include inspecting raw materials and finished goods, managing QC inspectors, conducting audits, and issuing non-conformance reports.  Key Responsibilities and Duties: Inspections & Testing: Perform and supervise visual inspections and Nondestructive Testing (NDT) ...

A Site Engineer for Pre-Engineered Building (PEB) Erection manages the on-site installation of steel structures, coordinating teams, ensuring safety compliance, and overseeing quality control for projects. They are responsible for day-to-day planning, erecting structural steel, managing sheeting processes, and ensuring projects are completed within budget and on tim Key Responsibilities Site Supervision & ...

A CNC Operator in a tower manufacturing company (e.g., telecom towers, structural steel towers, wind towers) is responsible for setting up and operating Computer Numerical Control machinery to cut, drill, and shape heavy structural steel components. They interpret blueprints and engineering specifications to fabricate large metal parts while adhering to ...

A Head of Plant Operations in a steel manufacturing company manages daily production, safety, quality, and maintenance to meet output targets and budget goals. This senior role requires 10–30 years of experience, a B.E./B.Tech in Mechanical/Metallurgical Engineering, and expertise in steel melting shop (SMS), direct reduced iron (DRI), or structural steel, ensuring compliance, efficiency, and ...