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Average Salary
High School Diploma
An Industrial Machinery Worker or Industrial Machine Operator in Japan is responsible for operating, monitoring, and maintaining industrial machines used in manufacturing and production facilities. These workers ensure that machines run efficiently to produce goods such as automotive parts, electronics, and industrial equipment while maintaining safety and quality standards.
8 hours per day
Around 40 hours per week
Shift-based work (morning, evening, or night shifts)
Overtime may be required depending on production demand.
Machine operation and monitoring skills
Knowledge of production processes
Basic mechanical troubleshooting
Attention to detail and quality control
Ability to follow safety procedures
Time management and teamwork
Basic understanding of technical measurements
Operate industrial machines used in production lines
Monitor machine performance and production output
Set up machines according to production requirements
Inspect finished products for quality and accuracy
Perform basic maintenance and cleaning of machinery
Report machine faults or malfunctions to supervisors
Follow workplace safety and manufacturing standards
Maintain records of production activities
Health Insurance
Social Insurance and Pension
Paid annual leave
Overtime pay and shift allowances
Transportation allowance
Company uniforms and safety equipment
Technical training opportunities
Possible accommodation support
Career growth in manufacturing sector