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A Dust Silo Operator (SID - Steel Industry Department) in a steel manufacturing plant is responsible for the safe and efficient storage, transfer, and handling of bulk raw materials, such as coal, ore, or byproducts like fly ash, within silo systems. The operator ensures a continuous flow of materials to ...

An Engineer in Steel Manufacturing optimizes production processes, ensures quality, and maintains equipment efficiency to meet safety and production targets. Key responsibilities include production scheduling, process improvement, troubleshooting machinery, and implementing quality control standards. A bachelor’s degree in Mechanical or Metallurgical Engineering is typically required.  Key Responsibilities and Duties Production Planning & ...

An Accountant in steel manufacturing manages daily financial operations, including raw material procurement costing, inventory valuation (scrap/iron ore), and statutory compliance (GST/TDS) using ERP software like SAP or Tally. They prepare financial statements and analyze manufacturing overheads to ensure profitability. [1, 2, 3, 4] Key Responsibilities Cost Accounting & Inventory: Track and ...

A Sales Executive in steel manufacturing drives revenue by identifying new business, managing client relationships, and selling products like TMT bars, HR/CR coils, and structural steel. Key responsibilities include achieving sales targets, negotiating contracts, tracking market trends, and handling payments. Ideal candidates have 0–5 years of experience, strong negotiation skills, ...

A Site Manager (Civil) for a steel plant project is responsible for overseeing all on-site construction activities, ensuring they are completed within budget, on time, and in compliance with safety and quality standards. This role involves managing complex infrastructure construction, heavy foundation work, and structural steel erection in a fast-paced environment.  Key ...

A Rigger in a steel company ensures the safe lifting, moving, and positioning of heavy structural steel and machinery using cranes, winches, and lifting tackle. Key duties include inspecting gear, calculating load weights, attaching loads securely, and signaling crane operators, often working at heights. They must adhere to OSHA standards.  Key Job ...

A Fitter in a steel company (such as a rolling mill or integrated steel plant) is a skilled tradesperson responsible for assembling, installing, maintaining, and repairing heavy machinery, structural steel components, and hydraulic/pneumatic systems. They ensure equipment operates safely and efficiently in high-demand industrial environments.  Key Responsibilities and Duties Fabrication and Assembly: Cutting, shaping, ...

The Sales Officer for a steel trading company is responsible for acquiring new clients, managing existing client relationships, and driving the sales of various steel products (e.g., TMT bars, MS plates, pipes, profiles). The primary goal is to achieve sales targets by identifying market opportunities in construction, infrastructure, manufacturing, and ...

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 ...

  The EOT Magnet Crane Operator controls crane movement (long travel, cross travel, hoist) from a cabin or via remote pendant to transfer heavy steel products. In a steel plant environment, this role requires high precision, awareness of safety hazards, and the ability to operate electromagnets to pick up and release ...