Company Description Bansal Wire Industries Limited (BWIL) is a leading manufacturer and exporter of steel wires, with multiple manufacturing units in and around Delhi, India. Established in 1938, the company has grown from a wire-trading house into a diversified wire products manufacturer, producing stainless steel rods, wire mesh, wires and bars, as well as high and low carbon steel wires, profile/shaped wires, cable armouring wires and strips, and galvanized wires. BWIL focuses on knowledge sharing across its production units to promote best practices and continuous improvement. The company emphasizes professional after-sales support, advanced technology, and quality management to meet ambitious growth targets. BWIL is committed to building long-term customer relationships through timely product development and strong engineering support.
Role Description This is a full time, on-site ITI role based at Bansal Wire Industries’ facility in Dadri. The role involves operating and maintaining machinery used in wire manufacturing, performing routine checks,



and reporting any faults or irregularities to supervisors. The ITI professional will assist in production processes such as setup, calibration, and monitoring of equipment to ensure product quality and adherence to safety standards. Daily responsibilities include following work instructions, maintaining cleanliness of the work area, supporting preventive maintenance activities, and coordinating with quality and engineering teams. The role may also involve basic record-keeping related to production, maintenance, and safety compliance.
Qualifications
• Candidates should possess an ITI certification in a relevant trade such as Fitter, Electrician, Turner, or Mechanical.
• Candidates should possess skills in operating industrial machinery, basic troubleshooting, and routine maintenance.
• Candidates should possess knowledge of workplace safety practices, use of PPE, and adherence to standard operating procedures.
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📌 ITI (Dadri)
🏢 Bansal Wire Industries
📍 Dadri