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A Structural CAD Engineer for a Project Consultant acts as the vital link between conceptual design and tangible construction, responsible for creating precise 2D and 3D drawings for RCC and steel structures, in compliance with international standards (such as IS, Eurocode, or AISC). They are typically embedded within consulting firms to develop ...

A Civil Engineer in a tower manufacturing company (e.g., telecommunication, wind, or transmission towers) is responsible for designing, testing, and overseeing the production and installation of tower structures. They ensure structures are safe, compliant with regulations, and manufactured within budget. This role involves both structural design and foundation engineering, as ...

A Liaison Executive for a steel manufacturing company acts as the primary link between the plant, government bodies, and external stakeholders. They handle regulatory compliance, obtain permits (pollution control, land, police), manage logistics coordination (railways), and resolve local issues to ensure uninterrupted plant operations.    Key Responsibilities Government Liaisoning: Secure and renew licenses, approvals, and ...

A Procurement Officer for a steel manufacturing company manages the end-to-end sourcing of raw materials like iron ore, coal, coke, scrap, and ferroalloys. Key responsibilities include negotiating contracts, reducing costs, managing supplier relationships, and ensuring uninterrupted production by maintaining optimal inventory levels.    Key Responsibilities and Duties Strategic Sourcing: Research and identify reliable suppliers for ...

A Manager Administration & Security in a steel manufacturing plantensures 24/7 site security, asset protection, and operational efficiency. Responsibilities include managing security personnel, access control, risk assessment, vendor management, and legal compliance, requiring strong industrial security experience and proficiency in security technologies.  Key Responsibilities Security Operations: Oversee 24/7 security, material movement, gate management, ...

A Purchase Manager for a steel manufacturing company typically requires a Bachelor’s degree in Engineering (Mechanical/Production), Materials Management, or Commerce, combined with 8–15 years of experience in raw material procurement (iron ore, coal, scrap, ferroalloys). Key skills include vendor negotiation, ERP/SAP proficiency, cost analysis, and supply chain management.    Core Qualifications & ...

An Assistant Shift Incharge in a steel manufacturing company (SMS, DRI, or Rolling Mill) supervises production operations, personnel, and safety protocols during a specific shift to meet production, quality, and maintenance targets. Key duties include monitoring furnace/process parameters, troubleshooting breakdowns, optimizing machine uptime, managing raw material consumption, and ensuring compliance with ...

A Graduate Engineer Trainee (GET) or Junior Engineer in Mechanical Safety for a steel manufacturing plant is responsible for implementing safety protocols, maintaining heavy machinery, and ensuring compliance with occupational safety regulations (e.g., OSHA, Factories Act) to foster a zero-accident environment. They work on the shop floor to prevent mechanical failures ...

A Fitter Fresher in a Tower Manufacturing Company (such as telecom, transmission, or windmill tower manufacturing) is responsible for assembling, fitting, and aligning steel components based on technical drawings. They work under supervision to fabricate structural parts, often working with mild steel (MS) and using cutting, grinding, and welding equipment.    Key ...

An Automotive Mechanic for a steel manufacturing company is responsible for the maintenance, repair, and troubleshooting of the plant's mobile equipment, heavy vehicles, and material handling fleet (e.g., cranes, forklifts, dumpers, Hydra) to ensure maximum uptime and safety. This role bridges traditional automotive repair with heavy industrial, diesel, and hydraulic maintenance ...