KyotoTech Industries is on the hunt for Iron & Metal Workers to join its crew in Kyoto, Japan, a city where old-world craftsmanship fuels modern industry. This full-time gig dives into the gritty work of shaping steel, cutting hefty components, and fitting them for big structural projects, plus handling factory tasks like plating and polishing. The job pays 180,000 JPY a month and comes with a stacked benefits package: visa help, housing, flights to and from Japan, medical coverage, and daily rides to the shop floor. Candidates need two years of real-world experience and just enough Japanese to keep up with the team. An 11-month training stint gets new hires up to speed, ready to tackle the trade. With 300 spots open, this is a shot for international workers to carve out a place in Japan’s industrial backbone.
About KyotoTech Industries
KyotoTech Industries churns out top-notch metalwork for construction sites and factories across Japan, with a knack for turning raw steel into rock-solid components. Based in Kyoto, the company serves up precision for structural projects and specialised sheet metal jobs. It’s all about quality and safety, with hands-on training that helps workers hone their craft. KyotoTech’s shop floor buzzes with teamwork, welcoming folks from all walks to contribute their skills.
Job Title
Iron & Metal Worker
Responsibilities
- Fire up furnaces to heat and shape steel for sturdy frameworks.
- Slice through thick metal with tools built for precision.
- Bend sheet metal into custom parts for factory use.
- Hoist and fit heavy steel beams on construction sites.
- Coat components with plating to make them last longer.
- Weld parts together with steady hands and sharp focus.
- Double-check finished pieces to match project blueprints.
- Sync with engineers to get designs just right.
- Keep tools and machines in fighting shape to avoid hiccups.
- Play by the book with safety rules in high-risk zones.
- Jot down daily progress to stay on top of project timelines.
- Fix fabrication snags before they derail the workflow.
- Sweep up debris to keep the shop floor safe and clean.
- Show up for morning huddles to map out the day’s tasks.
- Jump into training sessions to pick up fresh techniques.
Requirements
Education
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent diploma from any legitimate program.
Experience
2 years swinging hammers or cutting steel in fabrication or similar trades.
Skills
- Team vibe to mesh with the shop-floor gang.
- Straight-talking communication to stay in step with leads.
- Cool head when the pressure’s on in a busy shop.
- Muscle to lift heavy steel and wrestle tools.
- Eagle eye for catching mistakes in metalwork.
- Quick brain for sorting out fabrication headaches.
Knowledge
- Know-how of bending, cutting, and fitting metal parts.
- Grasp of welding and plating tricks of the trade.
- Solid grip on shop-floor safety standards.
- Understanding of how to check the quality of steel components.
- Basic Japanese skills (JFT or JLPT N4 certificate required).
- Bonus if you’ve run heavy machinery before.
Applicant Location
This job is on-site at KyotoTech’s shops in Kyoto, Japan. International folks are welcome, with visas, flights, and housing sorted out. Candidates gotta meet Japan’s work rules once the visa are cleared.
Application Procedure
To apply, download the Job Info app from the Google Play Store. Use the app to complete your application and submit it for this role.
Note
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