Automotive Dismantling Parts Sorter

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Industry & Occupation

Engineering & Manufacturing

Classification

Summary

A profession that dismantles scrapped automobiles and sorts reusable parts and materials by category such as metal or plastic.

Description

Automotive Dismantling Parts Sorters dismantle scrapped automobiles and sort the obtained parts and materials by type such as metal, plastic, and rubber. The work is mainly performed manually or with simple machinery on conveyors or worktables, determining the condition of parts through visual inspection or touch. Wearing safety equipment before work, handling oil and waste, and hygiene and safety management are important. The work environment involves noise and oil stains, and physical strength is required due to handling heavy parts. Accuracy in sorting directly affects quality and reuse rates, so attention to detail and efficient work execution are necessary.

Future Outlook

Due to strengthened environmental regulations and revisions to recycling laws, demand in the scrapped vehicle dismantling and recycling industry is expected to remain stable. With the diversification of automotive materials, there may be increasing demand for expertise in parts sorting and efficiency technologies in the future.

Personality Traits

Cautious / High Concentration / Patient

Work Style

Heavy Labor / Indoor Work / Line Work / Shift Work / Standing Work

Career Path

Sorting Worker (Junior) → Sorting Worker (Senior) → Group Leader → Site Supervisor → Factory Manager

Required Skills

Hand Tool Operation / Safety and Health Knowledge / Sorting Machine Operation

Recommended Skills

Crane and Slinging Skill / Forklift Operation Skill

Aptitudes (Strengths Preferred)

Item Description
Attention to Detail & Accuracy Accuracy is required to identify minute scratches and dirt for sorting parts.
Physical Stamina & Endurance Repeatedly handling heavy parts and frequent standing work.

Aptitudes (Weaknesses Acceptable)

Item Description
Analytical & Logical Thinking The work is mainly based on prescribed procedures, and logical thinking is not particularly required.
Creativity & Ideation Engages in routine tasks rather than requiring creativity.
Numerical & Quantitative Analysis Only simple counting of parts is needed, no advanced numerical analysis required.
Planning & Organization Work plans are made by superiors, with few opportunities to create them independently.

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  • Automotive Mechanic
  • Metal Scrap Worker
  • Recycler Worker
  • Sorting Worker

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