[Sekishi] Senior generation is also active! Glass fiber mat manufacturing operator

Job Description

■ Appeal Points Middle and senior generations are active × Easy-to-remember tasks. The biggest charm is "simplicity." It is a repetitive task (routine work) where you just put in the raw materials, operate the machine, and see the finished products, so even those without experience can quickly adapt. People in their 40s and 50s, as well as seniors, are actively working without strain. There are annual achievements of converting temporary employees to full-time employees, making it a choice for those who want to work stably and for a long time. ■ Job Description Processing and inspection of glass mats (machine operator). This job involves making "glass fiber mats" used in waterproof construction, automobiles, and home appliances. Raw material input: You put glass raw materials into the machine. Machine operation: You operate the machine (needle punch) to process the raw materials into sheet or mat form. Visual inspection: You visually check the products coming out of the machine for any defects. About the product: From a distance, it looks like cloth, but it is a felt-like product made of overlapping glass fibers. It is a repetitive task of "input → operation → inspection." ■ Desired Personnel No experience required! Male staff are active. No educational background or experience required. No special skills needed. Middle and senior generations are also active. Those who prefer fixed routine work over complex tasks. Those who want to work stably with daytime shifts and weekends off. ◆ Salary Hourly wage: 1,300 yen Overtime hourly wage: 1,625 yen Monthly income example: 234,650 yen (Breakdown: 1,300 yen/hour × 8h × 21 days + including 10h of overtime) Payment system: Advance payment system available (up to 60,000 yen per month, with regulations) Other allowances: Child allowance (5,000 yen per month per child), retirement allowance system available ◆ Working Hours 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Break: 12:00 PM - 12:50 PM (Additionally, there are 5-minute breaks at 10:00 AM and 3:00 PM) Actual working hours: 8 hours Overtime: About 10 hours per month (less than average) ◆ Holidays and Leave Weekends off (2-day work week) 116 annual holidays Long holidays during GW, summer, and year-end and New Year *Occasionally, there may be Saturday work (depending on the company calendar). Annual paid leave (10 days granted after six months of employment) ◆ Treatment and Welfare Full transportation expenses covered 1R dormitory with furniture and appliances provided Free parking available (car and motorcycle commuting OK) Catering lunch available (about 400 yen per meal) Indoor smoking separation (smoking space available) Regular health check-ups Maternity and childcare leave system Mutual aid system (bereavement allowance, wedding and childbirth congratulatory money, etc.) Benefit Station available