Problem Solving × Career Path: Quality Manager
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Synthetic Fiber Raw Material Manufacturing Worker
Workers who polymerize and purify polymers serving as raw materials for synthetic fibers in plants and manufacture raw materials supplied to spinning processes.
Synthetic Fiber Manufacturing Engineer (Excluding Production Engineers)
A technical job that operates and manages processes from raw material blending to polymerization, spinning, processing, and quality inspection to manufacture synthetic fibers such as polyester and nylon.
Plywood Painter
A manufacturing technical job that applies paint or coating evenly to the surface of plywood to provide protection and aesthetics.
Yeast Cultivator (Not Elsewhere Classified)
A job that selects and cultivates yeast strains, manages quality, and stably supplies starter cultures necessary for manufacturing fermented foods and bio-products.
Capacitor Winder (For Electronic Equipment)
Manufacturing job that winds metal foil or insulators onto the core material of capacitors for electronic equipment and processes them into specified shapes.
Kombu Tea Manufacturing Worker
This occupation handles the entire manufacturing process from raw material selection for kombu tea to extraction, powdering, blending, sterilization, filling, and packaging, while performing quality control, hygiene management, and safe product supply.
Seal Weaver
Seal weavers operate special looms called seal looms to manufacture textile products.
Magnetic Tape Manufacturing Worker
This occupation handles the entire manufacturing process of magnetic tapes, including coating, drying, slit processing, inspection, winding, and more.
Wet (Primary) Dry Battery Manufacturing Worker
Handles the manufacturing process of wet primary dry batteries, from raw material mixing to battery cell assembly, filling, sealing, inspection, and shipping preparation.
Automobile Electrical Circuit Repair Worker (Excluding Repair Shops)
Technical role involving diagnosis, repair, and maintenance of automobile electrical systems at sites other than repair shops, such as production lines, in-house maintenance departments, and on-site services.