IMC’s upholds a corporate philosophy of "From our workplace full of our dreams and worthiness of life, we shall contribute to the development and growth of the society through offering worthwhile services to customers in the world.” We are looking for people who sympathize with this philosophy and would like to work with us. We look forward to hearing from you if you are motivated and flexible in your work ethics.
Job requirements (people scheduled to graduate in 2019)
| Job type |
Ship parts supply administration, service engineer, coordinator of ship repairs/hydraulic device repairs |
| Job description |
Consider which parts are necessary to conduct repairs in accordance with customer needs, issue purchase orders for necessary parts to the Procurement Department, request arrangement of workers, etc. Your main role would be coordination, however you may personally be required to perform maintenance work depending on the nature of the repairs. |
| Starting salary |
Master’s graduates: 235,500 yen per month (as of Apr. 2017)
Graduates of specialized programs: 221,000 yen per month (as of Apr. 2017)
University graduates: 211,000 yen per month (as of Apr. 2017)
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| Place of work |
Head Office (4-13-23 Shibaura, Minato-ku, Tokyo) or transfer to Hydraulic Machinery Service Business Headquarters (within IHI Aichi Works, 11-1 Kitahama-machi, Chita-shi, Aichi) |
| Work hours |
8:30 to 17:30 (lunch break – 12:00 to 13:00) Flexible work hours possible |
| Welfare benefits |
Recreation facilities, various social insurance schemes, nest-egg savings, pension reserve, JFE group insurance, company housing system, retirement allowance system |
| Holidays |
Weekends, national holidays, May Day, summer break, New Year’s holiday, 22 days of paid annual leave per year |
| Pay raise and bonus |
Pay raise: Once a year (April), bonus: Twice a year (June/December) |
| Allowances |
Commuting allowance, meal subsidy, overtime, holiday transfer allowance, emergency call-in allowance, special work allowance |
Inquiries and applications
* We are no longer accepting job applications for the 2017 fiscal year.
Contact
IMC Co., Ltd.
MS Shibaura Bldg., 5th floor, 4-13-23 Shibaura, Minato-ku, Tokyo 108-0023 JAPAN
TEL: 03-6722-6891
FAX: 03-3453-2061
Toshiro Suwa, General Manager (imc@imc.jmuc.co.jp)
We are accepting applications via Career Tasu 2019.
Please feel free to contact us with any doubts or questions.
Working around the World Leveraging IMC’s Overall Strength
Kazuki Ohashi
Marine Service Business Headquarters
Marine Service Department
With IMC since 2016
Graduated Human Cultures,
Faculty of Education & Human Science
The main role of the Marine Service Department which I belong to is coordination of ship repairs. The abilities required for such a role are naturally technical knowledge but also various others including creativity regarding repair method, the ability to make sales/proposals to customers, the ability to respond to unforeseen situations in the field and the ability to organize workers. Sufficient English ability is also necessary to converse with ship crews and overseas customers. This is a job that allows me to experience and grow on a global front. I look forward to you joining me.
Fulfillment of Broad Duties and Significance of Human Connection
Akihito Nogiwa
Hydraulic Machinery Service
Business Headquarters
Technical Service Division,
Offshore/Onshore Group
With IMC since 2017
Master’s in Mechanical Engineering,
Graduate School of
Science and Engineering
I joined IMC because I wanted to leverage the engineering knowledge I’d learnt as a student and work in a role that supported society. Currently I am involved in work relating to onshore hydraulic device maintenance in Japan and the scope of this work is not limited to progress management and recording of actual work, but a series of tasks from technical support for customers, order acquisition, procurement and payment collection. From my first year with IMC I had the opportunity to be involved in large-scale projects and was able to gain various knowledge and experiences from preparation and on-site work for these projects, which resulted in significant professional growth. In particular, I developed a high awareness of connections between people, both in Japan or abroad, and endeavor to do my best in my day-to-day responsibilities heeding my superior’s teaching of “People must value other people as people.”
Working around the World Leveraging IMC’s Overall Strength
Ayaka Saito
Parts Business Headquarters,
Sales Group 2
With IMC since 2017
Graduated Law Course,
Faculty of Law
After graduating, I began looking for work in which I could use English and be involved in trade. In the interview with IMC, I was able to express myself freely and I decided to join them because I felt they would offer a comfortable work environment. I initially worked in the Procurement Department then moved to my current role primarily in charge of parts sales to ship owners, ship companies and trading companies in the Greece region. There are many other female employees in my department and my direct superior is also a woman. We have regular face-to-face discussions and I am given opportunities to express my future intentions. My job involves a comprehensive scope from obtaining expressions of interest, part procurement, sale and dispatch, and payment collection. I use English to communicate with customers and I study English appropriate for business on a regular basis. Moreover, when dispatching parts overseas, there are different regulations and infrastructure conditions to consider depending on the country, therefore I also study the basics of trade, including custom house procedures, in order to avoid trouble. Leveraging my position in after-sales service for a major shipbuilding company, I hope to hone my skills so I can firmly satisfy our customers’ needs.
Active in the Field on a Global Scale as a Specialist Engineer
Yuki Eguchi
Hydraulic Machinery Service
Business Headquarters
Technical Service Division,
Ship Machinery Group
With IMC since 2017
Graduated Economics Course,
Faculty of Liberal Studies
I joined IMC because I wanted to be involved in the manufacturing domain in a position close to the frontline. Currently I take care of after-sales service for ship cranes, winches and other hydraulic machinery manufacturers, and exert efforts daily to address both Japanese and overseas customers in order to be an engineer with sales ability. I majored in literature at university so at first I was anxious about whether I could handle highly specialized work relating to marine vessels and hydraulics. However, I was blessed with OJT in the field, specialized training and the surefire support of my senior engineers which gave me the confidence to go about my daily tasks. If you are like me and “are curious but anxious…” please do rise to the challenge and join us.
