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The Head of Quality Control is a senior leadership role responsible for ensuring raw materials and final products meet safety, regulatory, and company standards. They oversee testing, develop quality metrics, manage QC budgets, and prevent defects. This highly actionable template can be adapted for your industry.  Job Title Head of Quality Control Job ...

A Chemist in a Direct Reduced Iron (DRI) plant is responsible for chemical analysis of raw materials and finished products, quality control and assurance, monitoring chemical processes, and maintaining lab equipment to ensure the safe and efficient production of DRI for steelmaking. Key duties include conducting tests on raw materials like ...

A Chemist (SID/Raw Material) in the steel/mineral industry conducts chemical analyses of raw materials (iron ore, coal, coke, limestone) and finished products (sponge iron, pig iron, slag) to ensure quality standards. They perform wet chemical analysis, operate instruments like proximate analyzers, and maintain lab safety in a plant setting.  Key Responsibilities Chemical Analysis: Perform ...

The Assistant Production Manager in a ferro alloys plant coordinates daily smelting operations, bridging senior leadership and the shop floor. Key responsibilities include managing Submerged Arc Furnaces (SAF), raw material inputs, electrode consumption, and tapping processes while ensuring optimal safety, quality, and strict production target adherence.  Core Responsibilities Furnace Management: Oversee smelting ...

A Shift Incharge (Ferro Alloys) in a steel plant manages daily furnace operations, ensuring production targets, safety, and quality standards (SOPs) are met during their shift. Key duties include monitoring submerged arc furnace parameters, managing raw material feeding, supervising staff, and reducing downtime. [1, 2, 3] Key Responsibilities Production Management: Oversee the ...

A Chemist (SID/Raw Material) in a steel manufacturing company analyzes raw materials (iron ore, coal, coke, limestone) and finished products (sponge iron, pig iron, slag) using wet chemical methods and instrumentation like XRF/Spectrometers to ensure quality standards. They manage laboratory operations, calibrate instruments, and report findings to production teams.    Key Responsibilities Raw Material ...

An RMHS Shift Incharge oversees Raw Material Handling System operations during their shift, managing personnel, monitoring equipment, ensuring safety and quality standards, coordinating with other departments, and resolving operational issues to maintain production targets and efficiency, typically in an industrial setting like a steel or coal plant. Responsibilities include managing material flow, ...

A General Manager for a Sponge Iron Division in a steel plant is a senior leadership role responsible for the overall operation, profitability, and strategic planning of the division. Key responsibilities include overseeing daily production, managing all aspects of raw material handling, ensuring stringent quality control, maintaining equipment reliability, and leading cross-functional ...

  Material Receipt and Inspection: Receive incoming materials, including raw materials, components, spare parts, and other supplies. Verify materials against purchase orders, delivery challans, and invoices for accuracy in quantity and specifications. Inspect materials for damage or defects upon receipt and report any discrepancies or issues to the Stores Manager and relevant departments. Ensure proper ...

Job location : Chennai Education qualification : Any graduate Shifts : US Shift                                                                                                                                                                                      Overall Purpose of Job   Responsible for various activities in SCM – Material Planning and Material Management (Sourcing & Procurement, Order Management, Inventory Control and end to end SCM Process). A Planner facilitates the timely planning of deliveries within a supply chain. They ...