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Intern – Cylinder Tagging & Data Entry
Raigad Carbides · Mumbai
PayPay not listed
WhereMumbai
TypeInternshipFreshers welcome
Posted3 Nov3 days ago, via Indeed
Kaam checked
Open to freshers: no experience asked for
No fee, deposit or pay-to-apply signs
Day work
Physical work
Contract role
About this job
The Raigad Group is looking for two interns for Cylinder Tagging, Field Operations, and Data Entry activities at our Vadkhal location.
This opportunity is suitable for freshers interested in gaining practical experience in industrial operations and fieldwork.
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct customer visits for cylinder tagging.
- Identify and tag cylinders according to company guidelines.
- Maintain proper records of cylinder identification.
- Update cylinder information through data entry.
- Coordinate with customers during field visits.
- Share daily reports with the reporting manager.
Eligibility \& Requirements
- Minimum qualification: 12th Pass / Graduate.
- Freshers can apply.
- Own two-wheeler is mandatory.
- Comfortable with local field travel.
- Basic computer and data entry knowledge.
- Good communication and coordination skills.
Internship Benefits
- Exposure to industrial gas operations.
- Practical knowledge of cylinder identification and tracking.
- Field operations and customer-handling experience.
- Data management and reporting skills.
- How to Apply
- Apply through Indeed or share your updated resume.
- HR Contact
- Hemant Burhade – HR
- hr.trg@theraigadgroup.com
- Contact
- 8459924963
- Pay
- ₹11,000.00 - ₹20,000.00 per month
Application Question(s)
- Do you own a personal two-wheeler (bike)?
- Are you comfortable travelling locally to customer locations for cylinder tagging activities?
- Are you currently residing in or around Khopoli?
- What is your highest educational qualification?
- How soon can you join?
- Are you comfortable with the working hours (9 AM–6 PM) and monthly stipend of ₹15,000–₹20,000?
- Work Location
- In person
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