Joined in 2016［Vietnam］

What do you do everyday?

Assembling and welding.
Distribute the staffs according to the process timeline and product delivery.

What part of the job have you put your effort the most?

I try to check carefully not to make mistakes when assembling.

What part of the job do you like the most?

Each construction project has different shapes of steel frame so I have to be careful every time when I work on the new project.  
At the same time, I feel my growth every time I finish the project.
Leaning various things and feeling own improvement in one project make me rewarding.

What is your dream?

My dream is to live in Japan with my family so I’m studying to pass the exam for Tokutei-gino 2gou.

Where would you recommend in Arao-city?

There is an amusement park near my apartment.
I can watch the fireworks from my room.

Joined in 2020［Myanmar］

What do you do everyday?

I draw the blueprints for the steel frames with REAL4, and check the product dimension in the factory based on the drawing.
There is a product review inviting our clients to inspect the products occasionally so I prepare the documents for that. 
Besides, creating the order lists for the plates, beams and columns. 

What part of the job have you put your effort the most?

I am currently making the best effort to develop my Japanese skill. 
Writing Japanese is especially hard but I try to write the documents for the clients and ask for the revision to my supervisor. 

What part of the job do you like the most?

I like to draw the blueprints.

What is your dream?

I’d like to start own business in my home country.

Where would you recommend in Arao-city?

Greenland near my apartment. I went to their fireworks festival some times using the free entry tickets which the company gave us.

Joined in 2013［Japanese］

What do you do everyday?

Whole process of steel frame design with CAD such as draw a plan and details, and order the materials.
I also work on UT in the factory, and check the real product whether it is precisely assembled following the drawing. 

What is difficult and challenging about your job?

One mistake affects to other part of the plan. 
I have to be really careful to check the mistakes on the drawing although it isn’t easy to be found.

How have you learnt your job since you joined the company?

Asking other people, and the support desk for the CAD operation. 

What do you think working in the diverse environment ?

Sometimes it is difficult to explain details by words.
So I started to think about ways to convey information other than through words, 
such as by using diagrams, 3D and pictures.
It also helps when I talk in the factory where is loud and difficult hear what others say.

Joined in 2001［Japanese］

What do you do everyday?

To process and assemble the steel frames. 
Once the construction started at site, I sometimes go there as a manager to coordinate our shipped products with the site manager.

What is difficult and challenging about your job?

It is rewarding when I could smoothly hand over the product to the next process,but it is also challenging to adjust other tasks and tackle problems to get there.

How have you learnt your job since you joined the company?

I learned each task working in teams of two or three with my seniors.

What do you think working in the diverse environment ?

Although there are cultural differences and various ways of thinking that makes a culture shock,I think it is valuable to gain new knowledge.

Any comments for people searching a new job?

Nowadays, diversity is often discussed, and I think it is important to deepen one’s own thinking through interact with people who think differently.

Joined in 2022［Japanese］

What do you do everyday?

Drawing and inspection etc..

What is difficult and challenging about your job?

There are a lot of design changes during the project in this industry in general.
Aligning the design and fabrication is a difficult task while the project is proceeding. 

How have you learnt your job since you joined the company?

I reviewed the data from the past projects to learn the architectural details and CAD operation. 
Also, I often ask Japanese and foreign employees about what I don’t understand and they teach me well.
About UT, I have been learning on the job following seniors.

What do you think working in the diverse environment ?

Not especially. People talk about the communication difficulties but it can be happened regardless ages and background. 
I think the good side is that you don’t have to consume yourself too much by the rules like old Japanese society has.

Any comments for people searching a new job?

I used to work in the architecture office in the big city where had a lot of overwork until the night.
The overwork here is maximum 2hours otherwise I can go home immidiately after finishing the day.
I also move around the factory  to check the products rather working on the desk all day so it’s healthier than before.
It’s worth to consider living in the countryside if you’re thinking to change your job / settele somewhere.