16 Job openings found

  A Boiler DCS Engineer in a steel company operates, monitors, and optimizes boiler systems (such as AFBC or WHRB) using a Distributed Control System (DCS) to ensure safe and efficient steam generation. Key duties include starting/shutting down boilers, managing critical parameters (pressure, temperature, fuel-to-air ratios), troubleshooting alarms, and ensuring compliance with ...

A 2nd Class Boiler Operator in a steel company operates and maintains high-pressure industrial boilers (e.g., AFBC, WHRB) to ensure consistent steam production. Key duties involve monitoring operating parameters via DCS, managing water treatment and fuel ratios, performing preventative maintenance, and ensuring strict compliance with IBR (Indian Boiler Regulations).    Key Job Responsibilities Boiler ...

A 1st Class Boiler Operator in a steel company (typically AFBC/WHRB/Coal-fired) operates high-pressure steam boilers, overseeing daily operations, water treatment, safety compliance, and maintenance. They ensure consistent steam generation for production, troubleshooting boiler, DCS, and fuel handling systems, while strictly adhering to Indian Boiler Regulations (IBR).    Key Job Responsibilities Boiler Operation & Monitoring: Safely ...

A Quality Control (QC) Operator in a steel company is responsible for inspecting, testing, and verifying that raw materials, in-process products, and finished steel products (such as coils, bars, plates, or pipes) meet specified standards, grade requirements, and customer specifications. They act as the final check before materials leave the production ...

An MIS (Management Information Systems) Officer in a steel manufacturing company manages data, generates daily/monthly reports (sales, production, inventory), and maintains databases to support business decisions. Key duties include utilizing MS Excel and SAP for data analysis, ensuring data integrity, and automating reports to improve operational efficiency.    Key Responsibilities Data Management & Reporting: Collect, ...

A Shift Incharge (Operations) in a steel company supervises daily production, safety, and quality during a specific shift to ensure targets are met. They manage staff, coordinate with maintenance on equipment breakdowns, monitor production processes (like EAF/CCM), and prepare shift reports to maintain efficiency and safety standards.    Key Responsibilities Production Management: Achieve daily production ...