Awl (drill) Manufacturing Worker

きりせいぞうこう

Industry & Occupation

Engineering & Manufacturing

Classification

Summary

A metal processing occupation that cuts and grinds steel materials to manufacture awls (drill bits) with high precision.

Description

Awl manufacturing workers are specialists who manufacture awls (drill bits), which are cutting tools, using steel materials or cemented carbide. They operate lathes, grinding machines, and CNC machines to process them into specified shapes and dimensions. They adjust hardness through heat treatment processes such as quenching and tempering, then perform polishing and finishing to enhance tool performance. Finally, they inspect the cutting edge shape and dimensions using tool measuring instruments and ship products that meet standards. They handle everything from line production to small-lot handwork, and also manage quality control and machine maintenance.

Future Outlook

Amid the automation and CNC-ization of industrial cutting tools, demand for high-precision and high-functionality is increasing, and the demand for specialized technicians remains stable. Acquiring advanced skills to support domestic production and CAD/CAM skills will be key challenges.

Personality Traits

High Concentration / Meticulous / Patient

Work Style

Day Shift / Factory Work / Manufacturing Line / Shift Work

Career Path

Machining Operator → Inspector → Process Design → Production Management → Manufacturing Engineer → Factory Manager

Required Skills

CNC Programming / Grinding Machine Operation / Heat Treatment Knowledge / Lathe Machining / Tool Measurement Inspection

Recommended Skills

CAD/CAM Operation / Maintenance / Materials Mechanics / Quality Control

Aptitudes (Strengths Preferred)

Item Description
Attention to Detail & Accuracy Because the shape and dimensional tolerances of the cutting edge are strictly required.

Aliases

  • Drill Bit Manufacturing Worker
  • Drill Manufacturing Worker

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