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Average Salary
High School Diploma
A Shipbuilding Worker or Ship Machinery Technician in Japan is responsible for assembling, installing, repairing, and maintaining ship structures and marine machinery. Workers participate in building commercial ships, cargo vessels, and marine equipment in shipyards. The job involves working with heavy machinery, metal components, and specialized tools while following strict safety and quality standards.
Typically 8 hours per day
Around 40 hours per week
Shift work may be required depending on shipyard operations
Overtime may occur during project deadlines
Knowledge of mechanical systems and ship machinery
Welding and metal fabrication skills (advantage)
Ability to use industrial tools and heavy equipment
Understanding of technical drawings and measurements
Problem-solving and troubleshooting skills
Attention to safety and quality standards
Teamwork and communication skills
Assist in the construction and assembly of ships and marine structures
Install and maintain ship machinery and mechanical systems
Perform welding, cutting, and metal fabrication tasks
Inspect mechanical parts and ship components
Repair and maintain marine engines and equipment
Operate industrial tools and machinery used in shipyards
Follow safety regulations and shipbuilding standards
Report technical issues to supervisors or engineers
Health Insurance
Social Insurance and Pension
Paid annual leave
Overtime pay and shift allowances
Transportation allowance
Work uniforms and safety equipment
Technical training and certification programs
Possible accommodation support
Career growth in shipbuilding and marine engineering
Job Fee
₨ 4,800
Male, Female
Full Time
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