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A 2nd Class Boiler Operator in a steel manufacturing company is responsible for the safe, efficient, and continuous operation of high-pressure steam boilers (such as AFBC, WHRB, or coal-fired) and auxiliary equipment to support production processes. They monitor boiler parameters, perform maintenance, and ensure compliance with the Indian Boiler Regulations (IBR).    Key ...

An HR Executive in the steel manufacturing sector manages end-to-end HR operations, including high-volume recruitment of skilled/unskilled labor, statutory compliance (Factories Act, labor laws), payroll/attendance, and employee relations. Key requirements include 2–5 years of experience in manufacturing or heavy engineering.    Key Responsibilities Recruitment & Onboarding: Manage end-to-end hiring for technical (welders, operators) and non-technical ...

A Diploma Engineer Trainee (DET) in Mechanical Engineering at a steel manufacturing company assists senior engineers with daily plant operations, maintenance of machinery, and quality control. Key duties include performing preventive/corrective maintenance on equipment, troubleshooting breakdowns in shop floors or rolling mills, and adhering to strict safety protocols while learning production processes.    Key Responsibilities ...

A Manager of Land Acquisition for a steel manufacturing company identifies, negotiates, and acquires land parcels for industrial projects. Key responsibilities include legal due diligence, securing government permits/approvals (NOCs), negotiating with landowners, and managing stakeholders to ensure projects are delivered on time and within budget.    Key Responsibilities: Site Identification & Evaluation: Research potential land ...

A Timekeeper in a steel manufacturing company is responsible for the precise tracking of employee work hours, attendance, and overtime, often managing the time records for a large workforce across multiple shifts. In the high-demand environment of a steel plant, this role is crucial for ensuring accurate payroll processing and compliance ...

A Shift Incharge - Mechanical Maintenance oversees all mechanical operations and maintenance during a designated shift to ensure maximum equipment uptime, safety, and efficiency. They lead technical teams to perform preventative and breakdown maintenance, troubleshoot machinery, and manage spare parts in industrial environments. [1, 2, 3] Key Responsibilities Maintenance Execution: Implement preventive, ...

A General Manager (GM) of Pipe Production (or Plant Head) is a senior-level executive responsible for overseeing the entire manufacturing operations of a pipe production facility, including plastic (UPVC, CPVC, HDPE) or steel (ERW) pipes. This role ensures maximum production efficiency, quality compliance, and cost optimization, often acting as a profit ...

A Production Engineer in a Manufacturing or Shop Management System (SMS) environment is responsible for planning, supervising, and optimizing manufacturing processes to ensure high efficiency, quality, safety, and cost-effectiveness. They act as a vital link between product design, quality control, and the factory floor to ensure products are produced on ...

A Melter in a Steel Melting Shop (SMS) operates and manages furnaces (such as induction furnaces or EAFs) to melt raw materials into molten steel. They are responsible for controlling temperature, chemical composition, managing slag, and tapping metal while ensuring strict safety protocols in extreme heat environments.  Key Responsibilities Furnace Operation: Safely ...

A steel fabricator interprets engineering blueprints to cut, shape, and weld raw steel into structural components or machinery. They operate heavy machinery like press brakes, shears, and welding equipment, ensuring dimensional accuracy, structural integrity, and compliance with strict safety and quality standards.      Key Responsibilities Blueprint Reading: Analyze complex technical drawings and schematics to determine ...