2048 Job openings found

A Mechanical Maintenance Head leads the mechanical engineering and repair team, manages plant asset reliability, and runs preventive programs to reduce downtime. Typical openings require a B.Tech/B.E. in Mechanical Engineering with 10 to 15+ years of heavy industry experience (such as manufacturing, chemical, or power).  Key Responsibilities Strategy & Operations: Plan and ...

A General Manager of Purchase oversees the end-to-end procurement strategy, vendor management, and material supply chain. They direct contract negotiations, optimize costs, and align purchasing operations with company financial and growth targets.  Key Responsibilities Strategic Planning: Design and execute long-term procurement and sourcing strategies to reduce costs and build supply chain resilience.  Vendor ...

A process supervisor manages daily manufacturing or plant operations, monitors production workflows, and leads team members to meet safety, quality, and output goals. They troubleshoot system blocks, enforce safety rules, and train staff.  Key Responsibilities Oversee daily shift operations and assign work tasks. Enforce safety and quality control rules. Train new staff and coach ...

A Field Executive travels outside the office to meet clients, promote products, collect data, or handle deliveries. They act as the face of the company on the ground, managing tasks like sales pitches, market research, customer onboarding, and daily reporting.  Key Responsibilities Client Visits: Travel to assigned locations, shops, or client homes ...

An electrical maintenance job involves inspecting, troubleshooting, testing, and repairing electrical systems, wiring, equipment, and industrial machinery. The role ensures all electrical components operate safely, efficiently, and in compliance with industry codes to minimize equipment downtime.  Key Responsibilities Troubleshooting and Repair: Diagnose electrical faults in panels, wiring, motors, and control systems using ...

A mechanical fitter builds, installs, maintains, and repairs industrial machinery and heavy equipment. They interpret technical blueprints, use precision measuring tools, and assemble or fix mechanical parts like gears, pumps, and hydraulic systems to ensure safe and smooth factory operations.  Key Responsibilities Read Blueprints: Interpret technical diagrams, schematics, and engineering instructions. Assemble & ...

A maintenance engineer plans, runs, and improves preventive and corrective maintenance routines for industrial tools, machinery, and facility infrastructure. They minimize unexpected system downtime, control asset life cycles, resolve complex mechanical or electrical faults, and enforce workplace safety rules.  Key Responsibilities Preventive Maintenance: Design and execute scheduled checkups, filter and fluid replacements, ...

A lathe operator sets up, runs, and tends lathe or CNC turning machines to cut, shape, and turn metal, wood, or plastic parts. They read blueprints, choose proper tools, and check finished items with precision measuring gear to meet exact size and quality rules.  Main Duties Set Up Machines: Read blueprints, technical ...

A mechanical maintenance professional installs, inspects, troubleshoots, and repairs factory machinery, industrial equipment, and mechanical systems. They perform routine preventive care and fix broken parts to reduce operational downtime.  Key Responsibilities Run scheduled preventive maintenance checks on equipment. Inspect machines to find early signs of wear, leaks, or strange noises. Dismantle broken devices to ...

A Junior Electrician Maintenance assists senior staff in installing, inspecting, and repairing facility electrical systems. Primary duties involve routine checks, troubleshooting faults, and supporting safe operations across commercial or industrial buildings.  Key Responsibilities Inspect wiring, panels, and fixtures routinely. Assist with troubleshooting power failures or circuit issues. Perform preventive maintenance on equipment like breakers ...