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High School Diploma or Technical Diploma in Civil Engineering, Construction, or Mechanical Engineering (preferred)
A Well Point Construction Worker or Dewatering Technician in Japan is responsible for installing, operating, and maintaining well point systems to remove groundwater from construction sites. This role ensures a dry and stable work environment for foundations, excavation, and other civil engineering works, while complying with Japanese construction safety and environmental standards
Typically 8 hours per day
Around 40 hours per week
Overtime may occur during excavation or foundation work
Work is mainly outdoors, sometimes in wet, muddy, or confined areas
Installation and maintenance of well point dewatering systems
Operation of pumps, hoses, and control valves
Knowledge of groundwater management and site drainage techniques
Ability to troubleshoot mechanical issues in pumps and pipelines
Awareness of safety and environmental regulations
Teamwork and communication skills
Physical endurance and manual labor skills
Install well point systems for dewatering construction sites
Operate pumps and monitor water levels to maintain a dry work area
Inspect and maintain dewatering equipment, including pumps, hoses, and valves
Adjust system settings for optimal water removal
Remove debris and keep work area safe and organized
Follow site plans and civil engineering specifications
Ensure compliance with safety and environmental regulations
Coordinate with civil engineers and site supervisors
Health Insurance
Social Insurance and Pension
Paid annual leave
Overtime pay
Transportation allowance
Work uniforms and safety equipment provided
On-the-job training for dewatering techniques and equipment
Possible accommodation support
Career advancement opportunities in civil engineering, site supervision and water management