Jobs in New Dhan Mandi, Sri Ganganagar

An Analytical Scientist (Mineral and Inorganic) specializes in identifying, measuring, and characterizing the chemical and physical composition of mineral, ore, metal, inorganic, and geological samplesMethod Development & Validation, Sample Analysis & Testing, Instrument Operation & Maintenance, Data Interpretation & ReportingQuality & Compliance

A Process Scientist (Mineral and Inorganic) designs, optimizes, and scales up chemical and physical methods to extract, purify, and transform raw ores, minerals, and inorganic compounds into commercial materials. This role bridges the gap between laboratory research and full-scale industrial manufacturing across mining, metallurgy, specialty chemicals, ceramics, and battery materialsCore Responsibilities Process Development and Flow-Sheeting. You design laboratory and bench-scale experiments to test new extraction, separation, and synthesis routes. This includes building process flow-sheets and calculating mass and energy balancesBeneficiation and Extraction. You develop physical and chemical methods-such as crushing, froth flotation, leaching, roasting, and hydrometallurgy-to separate valuable elements from low-grade ores or industrial wasteScale-Up and Pilot Trials. You translate successful lab experiments into pilot-plant operations and commercial manufacturing. You work closely with chemical and mechanical engineers to size equipment and resolve scale-up bottlenecksCharacterization and Quality Control. You analyze raw materials, intermediates, and finished products to ensure purity and performance. Common techniques include X-ray diffraction (XRD), X-ray fluorescence (XRF), spectroscopy, and particle size analysisOptimization and Troubleshooting. You monitor ongoing production to improve yields, reduce reagent or energy costs, and fix operational defectsWaste Valorization and Compliance. You create methods to safely treat tailings, slimes, and chemical byproducts, often recovering secondary metals to support circular economy goals

Job Title: Research & Development (R&D) Manager - Minerals & Inorganic Chemicals Department: Research & Development / Technical Services Reports To: Director of R&D, Chief Technology Officer (CTO), or VP of OperationsAn R&D Manager in a Mineral and Inorganic Company leads the scientific research, mineral processing, and product formulation teams to turn raw ores and inorganic compounds into high-value commercial products. This role bridges laboratory discovery with large-scale industrial manufacturing while ensuring cost efficiency, quality, and regulatory complianceexperienced R&D Manager to spearhead our innovation pipeline in mineral beneficiation, inorganic synthesis, and specialty mineral formulations. You will manage a team of chemists, metallurgists, and lab technicians to develop new products, optimize extraction and purification processes, and scale bench-top discoveries into full plant productionNew Product & Formulation DevelopmentMineral Processing & BeneficiationPilot Scale-Up & Commercialization. Analytical Characterization & Quality.Cost Optimization & Sustainability.

Oversees the Complete Employee Lifecycle, Statutory Compliance, High-season Workforce Planning, and Store-to-factory Staff ManagementTalent Acquisition & Manpower Planning:Operations, Attendance & PayrollCompliance & Statutory Governance:Training, Grooming & Performance ManagementEmployee Relations & Grievance Handling

The QA Executive for a mineral and inorganic chemical manufacturing company is responsible for ensuring raw materials, in-process goods, and finished mineral/inorganic products meet strict chemical, physical, and regulatory quality standards. This role bridges laboratory testing, plant production floors, documentation control, and compliance managementInspection & Testing: Conduct and oversee physical and chemical testing of raw ores/minerals, intermediate mixes, and finished inorganic compounds. Perform sieve analysis, moisture content checks, pH testing, titration, XRF/XRD or ICP/AAS analysis (as applicable), and density measurements. Issue Certificates of Analysis (COA) for dispatched batchesQuality Management & Documentation: Maintain and update Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), Batch Manufacturing Records (BMR), and laboratory logbooks. Track Non-Conformance Reports (NCR), Out-Of-Specification (OOS) results, and Corrective and Preventive Action (CAPA) logs. Ensure Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) and Good Documentation Practice (GDP) are strictly followedAudits & Compliance: Support internal audits, vendor/supplier evaluations, and external ISO or statutory regulatory inspections. Monitor calibration and maintenance schedules for lab testing and plant measurement equipmentCross-Functional Coordination: Work closely with production, warehouse, and dispatch teams to quarantine defective batches and clear approved inventory. Investigate customer complaints regarding mineral purity, particle size distribution, contamination, or packaging flaws, driving root-cause analysisRequired Qualifications & Skills Education: B.Sc. / M.Sc. in Chemistry, Applied Chemistry, or Industrial Chemistry, or B.E. / B.Tech in Chemical Engineering / Mineral Processing. Experience: 2 to 5 years of experience in QA/QC within mineral processing, inorganic chemicals, cement, ceramics, or bulk chemicals manufacturing. Technical Skills: Proficiency in wet chemistry analysis, physical property testing of minerals, and instrumentation (pH meters, balances, particle size analyzers, etc.). Familiarity with ISO standards, safety data sheets (SDS), and plant safety protocols (PPE usage). Strong working knowledge of MS Excel and Quality Management Systems (QMS)