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Average Salary
Bachelor’s Degree in: Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering , Industrial Engineering
A Production / Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for planning, coordinating, and optimizing the manufacturing processes of products in industries such as automotive, electronics, machinery, and consumer goods. They ensure efficient production, high-quality output, cost control, and safety compliance.
These engineers analyze production workflows, implement process improvements, and supervise assembly lines. They work closely with design, quality, and maintenance teams to ensure that products are manufactured according to specifications, on schedule, and within budget.
Typical working hours:
8 hours per day
40 hours per week
Schedule:
8:30 AM – 5:30 PM (including 1-hour lunch)
Overtime:
May be required to meet production deadlines or during plant maintenance. Overtime is usually paid according to Japanese labor laws.
Technical Skills
Production process design and optimization
Manufacturing workflow and assembly line management
Quality control and defect reduction
Knowledge of industrial machinery and automation
Safety regulations and compliance
Software / Tools
AutoCAD / SolidWorks
ERP / MRP systems (SAP, Oracle)
Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES)
Lean manufacturing tools
Excel / Data analysis software
Soft Skills
Problem-solving and analytical thinking
Leadership and team coordination
Communication and negotiation
Time management
Continuous improvement mindset
Plan and optimize production workflows and assembly processes.
Supervise production lines and manufacturing activities.
Ensure product quality and compliance with specifications.
Implement Lean manufacturing and process improvement techniques.
Coordinate with design, quality, and maintenance teams.
Monitor production metrics and prepare performance reports.
Troubleshoot manufacturing problems and implement solutions.
Maintain safety standards and ensure compliance with regulations.
Plan production schedules and resource allocation.
Train staff on manufacturing processes and best practices.
Health Insurance
Pension Insurance
Transportation Allowance
Housing Allowance
Paid Annual Leave (10–20 days)
Overtime Pay
Bonuses (usually twice per year)
Training and professional development programs
Visa sponsorship
Retirement benefits