502 Job openings found

A Production Engineer optimizes manufacturing processes for efficiency, quality, and cost-effectiveness by designing, implementing, and improving production systems, overseeing operations, troubleshooting issues, ensuring safety, and collaborating cross-functionally to meet production goals. Key duties involve improving workflows, reducing waste, maintaining quality standards, managing equipment, and training staff, bridging engineering with shop floor execution.    Job ...

An MIS (Management Information Systems) Executive manages an organization's data and systems, focusing on collecting, analyzing, and reporting information to support business decisions, ensuring data integrity, system efficiency, and security, often involving tasks like database management, report generation (Excel, Power BI), and cross-functional collaboration to provide actionable insights. Key duties include ...

  A Shift Incharge (Ferro) manages plant operations during a shift, overseeing production, team leadership, safety, quality control, and maintenance for ferro-alloy processes like furnace operations, ensuring targets are met, resources are used efficiently, and issues are resolved. Key duties include monitoring furnace parameters, supervising raw material feeding, troubleshooting equipment, managing staff, ...

A Head Electrical job involves leading the entire electrical function, overseeing design, installation, maintenance, and safety of electrical systems, managing a team, ensuring compliance (HSE, regulations), driving efficiency (energy, uptime), budgeting, and acting as the technical authority for all electrical matters, from HT/LT panels to automation. Key duties include strategic planning, ...

A Batching Operator runs machinery to mix ingredients (like cement, chemicals, or food items) precisely according to formulas, ensuring quality and safety by monitoring processes, conducting tests, managing inventory, performing basic maintenance, and keeping detailed production records, all while adhering to strict safety and GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices) standards for accurate, ...

  A Mechanical Engineer in the cement industry designs, installs, maintains, and troubleshoots heavy machinery like crushers, mills, kilns, and conveyors, focusing on equipment reliability, uptime, and safety, by performing preventative maintenance, analyzing performance, and ensuring compliance with health, safety, and environmental (HSE) standards to keep cement production running efficiently.    Key Responsibilities: Maintenance & ...

An Operator CRO (Control Room Operator) job involves monitoring and controlling critical industrial processes (like power plants, mining, or security systems) from a central location, ensuring safe, efficient, and compliant operations through adjusting equipment, responding to alarms, troubleshooting issues, and documenting everything, often using systems like DCS or SCADA, demanding high focus and ...

A Mechanical Maintenance Engineer ensures machinery runs smoothly through planned and breakdown maintenance, involving troubleshooting, repairing equipment, developing maintenance strategies, managing parts, and ensuring safety compliance, all while minimizing downtime and maximizing efficiency for industrial operations.    Core Responsibilities: Preventive Maintenance:  Planning and executing scheduled inspections, lubrication, and routine upkeep to prevent failures.    Breakdown Maintenance:  Rapidly responding ...

GET/DET (Graduate/Diploma Engineer Trainee) roles are entry-level positions for mechanical engineers focused on training in manufacturing, production, and maintenance. Key duties include assisting with project design, machine operation, troubleshooting, and quality control. Ideal candidates have 0–2 years of experience, strong mechanical aptitude, and AutoCAD proficiency.  Key Responsibilities Production & Manufacturing: Assist in daily manufacturing ...

Key Responsibilities Installation: Install electrical systems, wiring, outlets, lighting, and control panels in new or existing structures. Maintenance & Repair: Diagnose and fix electrical issues, replace faulty components (wires, switches, motors), and perform preventative upkeep. Troubleshooting: Use testing devices to identify malfunctions in electrical grids and equipment.   Blueprint Interpretation: Read and follow complex electrical diagrams, schematics, and blueprints. Safety ...