Brazilian Welders for Job Openings in Japan With Relocation Assistance and Apartment

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 05/10/2020 at 11:15

Updated on 05/10/2020 at 21:50

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Job openings are for working in the city of Daito, in Osaka Prefecture. The welders who meet the requirements to relocate to Japan will work in the manufacturing of Backhoe Loaders

Osaka is the third most populous city in Japan and has a huge industrial area, so it’s not that rare to see job openings for Brazilians who already live there or wish to move. But it’s not enough to just have the desire; professionals must have specific attributes and qualifications before dreaming of going to the Eastern technological power.

Yesterday (02), Brazilian entrepreneur working in Japan, Giseli Hetsuko, announced a selection process for Brazilian welders who wish to work in the manufacturing of backhoe loaders. Below, you can understand what is necessary to work in this Japanese modality, as well as tips for those who want to relocate.

Requirements and Benefits for Job Openings in Japan

Osaka-fu Daito-shi
Welding Service
Production of Backhoe Loaders
￥2,200/h
Semiannual Bonus!!!
according to factory criteria
Predominantly male environment
08:00～16:45(7.75h)
Advanced understanding of Japanese
Japanese descent or married to a Japanese
Requirements: Crane (Cranes) and Tamakake Certificate
Relocation assistance and available apartment (consult)

Interested parties can contact Giseli Okuno by phone +81 (090) 49121158, by WhatsApp by clicking here or in the Messenger Inbox; all information will be provided to you through these channels. Notice: Only contact if you meet the requested requirements; otherwise, it will be a waste of time as the Japanese industry is quite demanding.

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On the quote day of September 5, 2020, ￥2,200 yen (Japanese currency) per hour is approximately R$ 117.85 in direct conversion. Excellent, isn’t it? But it’s worth noting that there are no labor rights; it’s just your salary and that’s it.

Japan is an excellent country to work in and welcomes Brazilians very well. One of the best areas to work in the Land of the “Rising Sun” is the electronics sector, being one of the sectors with the best average salary and not requiring much effort.

Tourism Agency + Contractors in Japan

The tourism agency has the function of finding employees to work in Japanese contracting companies. Look for a reputable agency in Brazil, and they will inform you which companies are hiring Brazilians within the required qualifications.

Once in Japan, the contracting company will be responsible for you and will designate a person (Tantoshi) to assist you with housing, legal matters, and so on. Watch a video report from R7 about Brazilians working in the country:

Brazilian Welders for Job Openings in Japan With Relocation Assistance and Apartment

Job openings are for working in the city of Daito, in Osaka Prefecture. The welders who meet the requirements to relocate to Japan will work in the manufacturing of Backhoe Loaders

Requirements and Benefits for Job Openings in Japan

Tourism Agency + Contractors in Japan

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Brazilian Welders for Job Openings in Japan With Relocation Assistance and Apartment

Job openings are for working in the city of Daito, in Osaka Prefecture. The welders who meet the requirements to relocate to Japan will work in the manufacturing of Backhoe Loaders

Requirements and Benefits for Job Openings in Japan

Tourism Agency + Contractors in Japan

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