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As a Head of Ferro Alloys, you would be responsible for the overall strategic direction, operational efficiency, and financial performance of the ferroalloys business unit, ensuring compliance, and driving innovation and growth within the industry.    Here's a more detailed breakdown of the key responsibilities and qualifications:   Key Responsibilities: Strategic Planning and Execution: Develop and implement ...

A Ferro Chemist job involves analyzing raw materials (ores, coke) and finished ferroalloys (FeMn, SiMn) for composition, ensuring quality standards, operating instruments (AAS, ICP, Spectrometer), calibrating lab equipment, reporting results to production/management, and supporting process optimization for yield/cost reduction in a steel/ferroalloy plant setting, requiring a B.Sc./M.Sc. in Chemistry and experience in metallurgical ...

A Jr. Chemist in a ferro alloy plant tests raw materials (ores, coal, limestone) and finished products (silicomanganese, ferrochrome) for chemical composition, ensures quality control, calibrates instruments (like XRF), maintains lab records, and reports findings to production, focusing on adherence to safety and quality standards. Key duties involve sampling, wet/instrumental analysis, ...

A Incharge Production Ferro (Ferro-Alloy) oversees shift operations, managing furnace activity, raw material feeding, quality control, team leadership, safety, and coordination for efficient, high-quality ferro-alloy production, focusing on process parameters, equipment upkeep, and reporting. They are responsible for executing production plans, ensuring safety compliance, optimizing resource use, and maintaining high shop floor standards ...

Role Objective To lead and control the assigned AOD and CCM sections' operations, ensuring consistent casting quality, equipment reliability, adherence to metallurgical standards, and seamless coordination across shifts for uninterrupted production.    Key Responsibilities Operational Supervision: Supervise and lead the overall operations of the AOD and CCM sections during the assigned shift, ensuring standard ...

The Head of Purchase for a Steel Melting Shop (SMS) and Rolling Mill is a senior management role responsible for the strategic planning and execution of all procurement activities to ensure the cost-effective and timely acquisition of materials, equipment, and services needed for plant operations.    Key Responsibilities Key responsibilities for this role include:  Developing ...

Key Responsibilities: Production and Quality Control: Overseeing the production process, ensuring high-quality ferroalloys, and maintaining quality control measures ¹. Research and Development: Exploring new technologies and methods to improve ferroalloy production, reduce environmental impact, and develop sustainable practices ². Operations Management: Managing day-to-day operations, including supply chain management, logistics, and maintenance ¹. Health, Safety, ...

Ferroalloys in AOD Steelmaking: Purpose: Ferroalloys are used in AOD steelmaking to add specific alloying elements (like chromium, manganese, silicon, etc.) to the molten steel to achieve desired properties.    Types of Ferroalloys: Common ferroalloys used in AOD include ferromanganese (FeMn), ferrochromium (FeCr), ferrosilicon (FeSi), and ferromolybdenum (FeMo).    Process: AOD is a refining process that uses argon ...

  A Purchase Manager for an SMS/Rolling Mill procures raw materials, consumables, and capital equipment, develops procurement strategies, manages supplier relationships, and negotiates contracts to ensure cost-effectiveness and operational efficiency. Key responsibilities include sourcing bulk raw materials like scrap and ferroalloys, managing inventory, coordinating with production and accounts, and ensuring timely delivery ...