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T.M., Joined the company in 2000 / Age 46 / Department of Mechanical Systems Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, University of Toyama
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| My Experience to Date |
March 2000–
(Student Life) I'm focusing on club activities during my college years
[Academics]
I majored in Thermal and Fluid Engineering in the Department of Mechanical Systems Engineering at the School of Engineering. The topic of my thesis was a small-scale combustion furnace using solidified waste fuel. [Club Activities] During my college years, I devoted myself to the rugby team. April 2000–
(New Graduates) Tanabe Co., Ltd.
[Job Description]
Engaged in the design of municipal waste incineration ash melting furnaces. December 2001–
(Leave of Absence) Participating in the Japan Overseas Cooperation Volunteers program
[Scope of Work and Achievements]
I was assigned to Honduras as a member of the Japan Overseas Cooperation Volunteers. I worked in the metalworking department at a technical middle and high school. March 2004–
(Return to Work) Returned to work at Tanabe Co., Ltd.
[Job Description]
Engaged in the design of electric furnaces for non-ferrous metal smelting and electric furnaces for ferroalloy production. Has experience in the development of radioactive waste treatment facilities. I am involved in the design of rotary kilns, which are industrial heating furnaces. October 2019–
(Promotion) Promoted to Section Chief, Thermal and FA Systems Group, Technology Division
[Job Description]
As the section chief of a team primarily responsible for designing rotary kilns, he handles not only design work but also provides technical guidance and manages personnel. |
| Daily Schedule |
8:00 a.m.–
Preparations Before Work Begins
I checked my email and attended a coordination meeting starting at 8:15 a.m. to exchange information with managers from another department.
Work begins at 8:30 a.m. During our department's morning meeting, we review announcements, check on work progress, and confirm meeting schedules. 9:00 a.m.–
Drawing mechanical drawings.
12:00–
Lunch was a packed lunch.
1:00 p.m.–
We discussed technical issues at an internal meeting.
4:00 p.m.–
Held a web conference with overseas clients to finalize technical specifications and report on progress.
6:00 p.m.–
Resignation
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Design, development, commissioning, and maintenance of rotary kilns for the manufacture of lithium-ion battery materials
You will be involved in a wide range of tasks, starting with developing equipment specifications with clients and extending to design, manufacturing, and commissioning.
Contributing to Environmental Issues Through Thermal Technology
Adoption of Rotary Kilns in the New Process
We aim to become a company that contributes to a decarbonized society by delivering the rotary kilns we are currently developing to countries around the world.
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