Site In-Charge - O M SECL Kushmunda Project Location SECL Kushmunda Open Cast Mine Chhattisgarh Industry Mining Power O M Services Job Type Full-Time Project Based We are looking for an experienced Site In-Charge for our O M operations at SECL Kushmunda The candidate will be responsible for day-to-day site operations manpower handling safety compliance and coordination with SECL officials Key Responsibilities Manage daily O M site operations as per contract scope Supervise supervisors operators technicians and helpers Ensure smooth shift deployment and attendance management Coordinate with SECL site officials for daily work activities Ensure DGMS safety norms and statutory compliance Conduct toolbox talks and safety briefings Prepare daily weekly site reports Support measurement certification and billing activities Required Qualification Diploma B E B Tech in Mechanical Electrical Mining ITI candidates with robust mining O M experience may also apply Experience Required 5-10 years of experience as incharge in mining power heavy industry O M Open-cast mine experience preferred Experience in SECL CIL PSU projects will be an added advantage Age Limit 28 to 45 years relaxable for experienced candidates Skills Required Robust site coordination and leadership Knowledge of O M contract execution Basic understanding of DGMS safety rules Ability to handle manpower and client coordination Basic computer skills Excel reporting Salary Benefits Salary 45 000- 75 000 per month CTC Accommodation HRA as per project policy PF ESIC statutory benefits applicable Work Location SECL Kushmunda Open Cast Mine Site Job Preferred Candidates Candidates currently working in SECL CIL Mining O M projects Candidates willing to stay at project location Job Type Full-time Pay 40 000 00 - 75 000 00 per month Benefits Cell phone reimbursement Provident Fund Ability to commute relocate Korba Chhattisgarh Reliably commute or planning to relocate before starting work Preferred Work Location In person

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