1 Opening(s)
10.0 Year(s) To 15.0 Year(s)
6.00 LPA TO 9.00 LPA
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, ...
1 Opening(s)
3.0 Year(s) To 4.0 Year(s)
2.40 LPA TO 3.00 LPA
A Junior Accountant in a steel manufacturing company supports the finance department by managing daily financial transactions, bookkeeping, and assisting with month-end closures. This role requires high accuracy in handling accounts payable/receivable, inventory records, and tax compliance (GST/TDS) specific to the metal and manufacturing industry.
Key Responsibilities
Daily Accounting Operations: Record daily financial transactions ...
1 Opening(s)
5.0 Year(s) To 7.0 Year(s)
2.40 LPA TO 3.60 LPA
A Steel Melting Shop (SMS) Supervisor in a steel manufacturing company manages daily production, safety, and quality for EAF/Induction Furnaces and CCM, ensuring target output while minimizing costs. Responsibilities include overseeing charging, melting, casting, team management, and maintenance coordination to ensure smooth operations and high-quality steel.
Key Responsibilities
Production Management: Oversee daily SMS operations ...
1 Opening(s)
5.0 Year(s) To 8.0 Year(s)
2.16 LPA TO 2.64 LPA
A Junior Chemist works under the supervision of senior scientists or lab managers to conduct routine laboratory tests, prepare chemical solutions, and manage quality control data.
Job Overview
Role Type: Entry-level to mid-level
Typical Education: B.Sc. or M.Sc. in Chemistry (Organic, Inorganic, Analytical, or Industrial)
Core Goal: Support research, product development, or quality control ...
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- Jr. Chemist
- Chemist
- Assistant Chemist
- Trainee Chemist
- Graduate Chemist
- Laboratory Chemist
- Lab Chemist
- Junior Analytical Chemist
- Analytical Chemist
- Junior Qc Chemist
- Quality Control Chemist
- Qc Chemist
- Junior Qa Chemist
- Quality Assurance Chemist
- Qa Chemist
- Junior Lab Analyst
- Laboratory Analyst
- Chemical Analyst
- Junior Chemical Analyst
- Lab Assistant
- Laboratory Assistant
- Lab Technician
- Chemical Lab Technician
- Quality Control Technician
- Testing Chemist
- Production Chemist
- Process Chemist
- Industrial Chemist
2 Opening(s)
1.0 Year(s) To 2.0 Year(s)
1.44 LPA TO 1.80 LPA
A Shift Supervisor leads daily operations during a specific working shift, ensuring their team meets production or service goals safely and efficiently. Core responsibilities include allocating tasks, monitoring staff performance, resolving customer or employee disputes, and ensuring strict compliance with health and safety standards. [1, 2, 3]
Core Duties & Responsibilities
Team ...
- Shift Supervisor
- Production Shift Supervisor
- Shift Incharge
- Production Supervisor
- Manufacturing Supervisor
- Plant Shift Supervisor
- Shop Floor Supervisor
- Operations Supervisor
- Shift Engineer
- Production Officer
- Shift Operations
- Production Planning
- Production Monitoring
- Process Control
- Manufacturing Operations
- Team Supervision
1 Opening(s)
8.0 Year(s) To 15.0 Year(s)
15.00 LPA TO 20.00 LPA
A Corporate Business Development Manager in the corrugation industry drives B2B revenue and customer retention. They identify leads, manage key accounts, and utilize CRM tools to track sales pipelines and coordinate delivery schedules. Their work bridges the gap between production and client satisfaction.
Key Responsibilities
Sales & Business Development
Lead Generation: Identify and ...
1 Opening(s)
2.0 Year(s) To 3.0 Year(s)
2.16 LPA TO 2.64 LPA
A Hydraulic Engineer designs, develops, and manages fluid systems, water resources, or heavy machinery using principles of fluid mechanics.
Job Title
Hydraulic Engineer
Role Overview
The Hydraulic Engineer will design, analyze, and maintain fluid and water-handling systems. This includes municipal water networks, wastewater facilities, flood defenses, and industrial or mechanical hydraulic equipment. You will ...
- Hydraulic Engineer
- Senior Hydraulic Engineer
- Junior Hydraulic Engineer
- Hydraulic Maintenance Engineer
- Hydraulic Design Engineer
- Hydraulic Systems Engineer
- Hydraulic Service Engineer
- Hydraulic Application Engineer
- Hydraulic Project Engineer
- Hydraulic Commissioning Engineer
- Hydraulic Troubleshooting Engineer
- Hydraulic Equipment Engineer
- Hydraulic Control Engineer
- Hydraulic Technician
- Hydraulic Maintenance Technician
- Hydraulic Fitter
1 Opening(s)
3.0 Year(s) To 4.0 Year(s)
3.60 LPA TO 4.20 LPA
An RMHS (Raw Material Handling System) Field Operator is responsible for operating, monitoring, and maintaining industrial material handling equipment (such as conveyors, crushers, and stackers). They ensure the safe, continuous flow of raw materials (like coal and iron ore) required for plant operations.
Key Responsibilities
Equipment Operation: Operate heavy systems such as ...
- Rmhs Field Operator
- Raw Material Handling System Operator
- Field Operator
- Rmhs Operator
- Material Handling Operator
- Plant Operator
- Process Operator
- Raw Material Operator
- Conveyor Operator
- Bunker Operator
- Stacker Reclaimer Operator
- Belt Conveyor Operations
- Raw Material Handling
- Material Feeding
- Conveyor Maintenance Support
2 Opening(s)
8.0 Year(s) To 15.0 Year(s)
7.20 LPA TO 9.60 LPA
A Production Manager in a steel manufacturing plant oversees daily steelmaking and fabrication operations. They are responsible for meeting production targets, optimizing charge mixes, ensuring strict quality control, enforcing health and safety protocols, and leading shop-floor teams. [1, 2, 3]
Key Responsibilities
Production Planning & Execution: Develop daily, weekly, and monthly production ...
1 Opening(s)
5.0 Year(s) To 8.0 Year(s)
4.80 LPA TO 5.40 LPA
A Safety Officer in steel manufacturing drives a "Zero Harm" culture by enforcing health and safety protocols across high-risk environments like blast furnaces, rolling mills, and fabrication floors. Responsibilities include conducting risk assessments (HIRA), monitoring regulatory compliance, managing PPE, and investigating incidents to ensure worker and contractor safety. [1, 2, ...