Graduate Engineer Trainee (GET) – Chemical / Mineral Processing
Graduate Engineer Trainee (GET) – Chemical / Mineral Processing
- Company
- Hindustan Gold Industries
- Location
- Sanand GIDC, Ahmedabad
- Department
- Production / Process
- Experience
- 0–1 Year
- Qualification
- B.E./B.Tech in Chemical Engineering / Mineral Processing / Metallurgy
Key Responsibilities
Support day-to-day production and process operations.
Monitor process parameters and plant performance.
Assist in precious metal processing and refining operations.
Analyze process data and support material balance activities.
Assist in identifying process deviations and troubleshooting operational issues.
Coordinate with Production, Quality, Laboratory, Mechanical and Electrical Maintenance teams.
Support process optimization, recovery improvement and productivity initiatives.
Maintain process records, production data and technical reports.
Follow SOPs, quality standards, HSE requirements and operational procedures.
Participate in process trials and continuous improvement projects.
Develop practical knowledge of plant operations and process control.
Candidate Profile
B.E./B.Tech in Chemical Engineering, Mineral Processing or Metallurgy.
0–1 year of experience; freshers are encouraged to apply.
Strong interest in mineral processing, process engineering and plant operations.
Basic understanding of material balance, process control and chemical/process operations.
Good analytical and problem-solving skills.
Good communication and coordination abilities.
Willingness to work in a manufacturing plant and rotational shifts.
- Pay
- ₹21,000.00 - ₹28,000.00 per month
Benefits
Food provided
Application Question(s)
Are you comfortable commuting to Sanand GIDC, Ahmedabad? (Bus facility is provided.)
Are you comfortable working in rotational shifts?
Do you want to build your career in Mineral Processing, Precious Metal Plant Operations?
Is your expected monthly salary within the range of ₹21,000–₹25,000?
How Soon you can join?
- Work Location
- In person
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