Industrial Waste Sorting Worker

さんぎょうはいきぶつぶんべつさぎょういん

Industry & Occupation

Agriculture, Forestry, Fisheries & Environment

Classification

Summary

A job that classifies metals, plastics, glass, etc., in industrial waste and sorts recyclable resources from waste.

Description

Industrial waste sorting workers classify industrial waste generated at factories or treatment facilities by type using manual labor or belt conveyors, and sort it into materials that can be recycled into resources and waste that needs to be treated. They perform work while paying attention to safety and health management and wearing protective gear. They contribute to improving recycling rates and compliance with laws by performing accurate and efficient sorting according to work procedures.

Future Outlook

While stable demand is expected due to the promotion of a recycling-oriented society and strengthened environmental regulations, there is a possibility of labor-saving and automation technologies being introduced.

Personality Traits

Meticulous / Patient / Team-oriented

Work Style

Indoor work / Outdoor work / Physical labor / Shift work

Career Path

Industrial Waste Sorting Worker → Site Work Leader → Work Supervisor → Waste Treatment Facility Manager

Required Skills

Hygiene and Safety Management / Japanese Conversation / Simple Machinery Operation / Waste Sorting

Recommended Skills

Basic Knowledge of Hazardous Materials Handling / Basic Quality Control Knowledge / Forklift Operation Skills / Heavy Object Handling Techniques

Aptitudes (Strengths Preferred)

Item Description
Attention to Detail & Accuracy Because it is necessary to accurately distinguish different materials.
Physical Stamina & Endurance Because there is a lot of standing work for long hours and handling heavy objects.

Aptitudes (Weaknesses Acceptable)

Item Description
Analytical & Logical Thinking No advanced analysis required. Follow instructions to sort.
Creativity & Ideation Creative thinking is not particularly required.
Initiative & Leadership Work mainly involves following instructions.
Numerical & Quantitative Analysis No advanced mathematical abilities such as quantity calculations are required.
Planning & Organization Focus is on following work procedures rather than planning.

Related Qualifications

  • Forklift Operation Training Completion
  • Hazardous Materials Handler (Class B)

Aliases

  • Industrial waste sorting worker

Related Jobs

  • Garbage Collection Worker
  • Recycling Plant Worker
  • Waste Collection and Transportation Worker

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