Shoring Worker
しょあーりんぐさぎょういん
Industry & Occupation
Classification
Summary
A profession that secures containers and cargo on ships in ports to support safe transportation.
Description
Shoring workers are specialized operators at ports who use lashing materials such as chains, belts, and wedges to secure and release containers and large cargo on ship decks. Based on cargo handling plans, they prevent cargo collapse due to ship swaying or impacts, ensuring safe transportation. The work is performed in collaboration with crane operators and terminal workers, requiring high attention to detail, physical strength, and knowledge of port regulations and safety management rules.
Future Outlook
Demand remains stable due to the expansion of international logistics and increasing container transport volumes. With advances in automation and mechanization, there is a growing emphasis on safety management capabilities and specialized skills.
Personality Traits
Work Style
Outdoor Work / Overtime During Peak Periods / Shift / Team Work
Career Path
Site Worker → Supervisor → Leader → Safety Manager → Site Foreman → Port Operations Staff
Required Skills
Cargo Handling Safety Knowledge / Lashing Material Handling / Slinging / Wedge Clipper Operation
Recommended Skills
Aptitudes (Strengths Preferred)
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Attention to Detail & Accuracy | Because loosening or incorrect tightening of lashing can lead to accidents. |
| Physical Stamina & Endurance | Because it involves handling heavy materials and frequent outdoor work, physical stamina is required. |
Aptitudes (Weaknesses Acceptable)
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Creativity & Ideation | Because there are many routine tasks and little creativity is required. |
| Numerical & Quantitative Analysis | Because basic measurements are sufficient rather than advanced mathematical analysis. |
Related Qualifications
- Forklift Operation Skills Training
- Slinging Skills Training
Related Jobs
- Crane Operator
- Forklift Operator
- Terminal Worker