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A Mechanical Fitter in a steel manufacturing company installs, maintains, and repairs heavy industrial machinery (rolling mills, cranes, furnaces) to ensure operational efficiency. They troubleshoot hydraulic/pneumatic systems, perform preventive maintenance, and fabricate parts, working in high-temperature environments. Key skills include reading blueprints, precision measuring, welding, and strict adherence to safety protocols.    Key ...

A Shift Incharge in a steel manufacturing company supervises production, personnel, and safety (HSE) during a specific shift to meet production targets. Key responsibilities include monitoring furnace/plant parameters (EAF/CCM), ensuring SOP compliance, troubleshooting operational breakdowns, and leading the team to maintain quality standards.    Key Responsibilities and Duties Production Management: Responsible for achieving daily production ...

An Assistant General Manager (AGM) or Deputy General Manager (DGM) of Central Purchase in a steel company is a senior-level position responsible for the strategic sourcing and end-to-end procurement of raw materials, capital goods, and maintenance spares. This role focuses on cost optimization, vendor management, and ensuring uninterrupted production for ...

A Fabrication Plant Helper supports production by assisting welders and machine operators, moving materials, and maintaining a clean, safe workspace. Key duties include lifting/positioning parts, operating basic machinery, managing tools, conducting quality checks, and following safety protocols. This role typically requires physical stamina and the ability to lift heavy items.    Key Responsibilities Material ...

A Manager (Ferro) in a steel manufacturing plant oversees daily operations of Submerged Arc Furnaces (SAF), focusing on production targets, safety, and operational efficiency. Responsibilities include managing raw materials, controlling tapping, optimizing furnace performance, maintaining machinery, and ensuring high-quality ferro-alloy output.    Key Responsibilities Production Management: Oversee smelting operations, manage raw material inputs (ores, coal, ...

A Transportation Services Supervisor oversees daily operations, managing drivers and dispatchers to ensure timely, safe, and cost-effective deliveries. Key duties include optimizing routes, maintaining fleet compliance (DOT regulations), handling logistics data, and training staff. This role requires strong leadership, problem-solving abilities, and proficiency in logistics software.    Key Responsibilities Team Leadership: Supervise, train, and mentor ...

A Computer Operator in a steel structure trading company is responsible for managing data, monitoring computer systems, and ensuring the smooth operation of daily trading, inventory, and logistics activities. They typically handle data entry, generate MIS reports, and manage documentation related to steel products, invoices, and shipping.    Key Responsibilities Data Entry & Management: Accurately ...

Lead the electrical department to ensure 24/7 operational efficiency of the SAF furnaces, transformers, and EOT cranes. The HOD is responsible for minimizing downtime, reducing energy consumption, enforcing safety regulations, and managing a team of engineers and technicians.    Core Responsibilities Operations & Maintenance: Develop and execute Preventive and Predictive Maintenance Schedules (PMS) for ...

An Electrical Engineer in a steel fabrication or manufacturing company is responsible for designing, installing, maintaining, and repairing high-voltage electrical systems, motors, automation controls, and industrial machinery to ensure maximum uptime and safety. They typically work in intense environments like steel melt shops (SMS), continuous casting machines (CCM), and rolling mills.      Core ...

A Safety Officer in a steel fabrication plant is responsible for developing, implementing, and enforcing occupational health and safety (OHS) policies to prevent accidents and injuries in a high-risk manufacturing environment. They ensure compliance with local and national regulations (e.g., OSHA, Factories Act) and foster a "safety-first" culture among staff and ...