161 Job openings found

A computer operator in a recruitment or staffing agency handles candidate data entry, updates applicant tracking systems (ATS), and manages digital documentation. Key duties include formatting resumes, scheduling interviews, and generating daily hiring reports.  Job Responsibilities Data Entry: Input applicant details, resumes, and client requirements accurately into databases or CRM software. Record Maintenance: ...

A DG Service Engineer for a mining operation ensures continuous power backup for heavy equipment like crushers, pumps, and conveyors . Responsibilities include installing, troubleshooting, and repairing diesel generators. This role requires traveling to remote mine sites, executing root-cause failure analyses, and strictly enforcing DGMS and OSHA safety standards. [1, ...

A resort captain (often in Food & Beverage) leads the floor team, ensures flawless guest service, and acts as the bridge between guests and kitchen staff. They train staff, manage daily shifts, and resolve complaints. The role requires strong leadership, deep menu knowledge, and excellent communication. [1, 2, 3] Key Responsibilities Guest ...

A godown labourer for a PVC panel distributor handles the physical receipt, storage, and dispatch of bulky, fragile building materials. Key duties include loading/unloading trucks, organizing inventory by size and color, and preparing orders for dispatch, requiring basic physical fitness and care to prevent material damage. [1] Core Responsibilities Loading and Unloading: ...

A Data Entry Operator transcribes source information into electronic formats. They collect, verify, and input numerical/textual data into computer systems or databases. Key tasks include maintaining data accuracy, updating company archives, and meeting deadlines.  Below are 10 key responsibilities and skills for a Data Entry Operator: Input Data: Accurately transcribe and insert ...

A Process Manager/Asst. Manager for Sponge Iron Division (SID) oversees daily direct reduced iron (DRI) production . They optimize kiln parameters, manage raw materials, and ensure safety standards to achieve quality targets, making them vital to plant efficiency and cost reduction . [1] This comprehensive role blends heavy manufacturing operations, process ...

A Manager of Mechanical Maintenance in a power plant oversees the reliability, repair, and daily upkeep of all mechanical equipment. They lead maintenance teams, enforce strict safety and environmental standards, and plan both routine and shutdown activities to minimize plant downtime . [1, 2, 3, 4] Core Responsibilities Maintenance Execution: Oversee preventive, ...

The Vice President (VP) of a power plant is a senior executive responsible for the strategic leadership, operational excellence, and financial profitability of the facility. They bridge high-level corporate goals with daily plant operations, ensuring optimal energy production, strict regulatory compliance, and a strong safety culture. [1, 2, 3] Core Responsibilities Strategic ...

A Computer Hardware & Networking Technician in a steel plant manages the foundational IT infrastructure. This involves maintaining plant-wide LAN/WAN networks, troubleshooting industrial computers, ensuring minimal production downtime, and securing hardware from harsh manufacturing environments. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] Key Responsibilities Infrastructure Management: Install, configure, and maintain servers, routers, switches, and ...

The Brick Plant Head directs all manufacturing operations—from raw material mixing and molding to firing and dispatch. This senior leadership role is responsible for maximizing production efficiency, ensuring compliance with heat-resistance and durability standards, controlling operational costs, and enforcing strict health and safety regulations. [1, 2, 3, 4] Key Responsibilities Production & ...