The mechanical seals manufactured by our company are delivered not only to factories. They are used in the equipment of familiar buildings such as condominiums, hotels, offices, and hospitals, supporting the safety and security of daily life. The Building Maintenance Sales Department was established as a division that primarily handles comprehensive maintenance for these customers.
I am mainly in charge of mechanical equipment located in the basements of high-rise buildings in the city center. We visit the customer's site to check the condition of the machine and propose improvements to the optimal mechanical seal based on operating conditions and damage. When we receive a request, we create an estimate, arrange parts procurement, schedule, etc. I will be on-site and supervise on the day of the event. Once the project is completed, it is the sales person's responsibility to create a report and communicate the situation to the customer.

I came from a liberal arts background and joined the company as a new graduate, so I had virtually no knowledge of mechanical seals. My seniors taught me everything from beginning to end, and now I know enough about machines to call myself an engineer. Unlike mechanical seal sales, where you acquire specialized knowledge, the appeal of building maintenance sales is that you can acquire comprehensive knowledge from machinery to on-site management.

We have a corporate culture that allows motivated people to gain a variety of experiences, and I am growing myself by gaining various experiences, including working in a local area. Buildings can be found all over the country, and the market is expanding from the metropolitan area to cities across the country. If you want to get everyone involved and take on new challenges, why not join us!