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INTERVIEW

Young employees are making their mark.

Why did they choose Tokyo Thermal? Through these interviews, we introduce their reasons for joining Tokyo Thermal, the work they do, and, above all, what is "essential" to them.

Working at the worksite is an exciting form of monozukuri, where you can see a project through from start to finish.

It has been four years since I joined Tokyo Thermal. I work as a site manager. My work covers not only HVAC work, but also plumbing work such as water piping, electrical work, and more.

H. K., Engineering Department

A site supervisor must be a master of coordination, capable of uniting the team with a single word.

I have eight years of experience as a site manager. When I first started, I struggled to get the hang of the job, but I now make a point of communicating in language that is as simple, concise, and easy to understand as possible.

S. Y., Engineering Department

When someone asks me, "What is your greatest strength?" I want to be able to confidently answer, "Communication".

Ever since my boss and senior colleagues told me, "Give it a try your way!" I’ve actively proposed ideas in internal meetings.

W. Y., Engineering Department

Energy on Site. Passion from Around the World. Infrastructure Development Is Exciting Monozukuri.

I want to gain plenty of on-the-job experience, develop a wide range of skills, and use them to contribute to our clients. Through air conditioning

P. T. N and L. L. W. H., Engineering Department