What You’ll Do
Conduct routine inspections, maintenance, and repairs on vehicles, ensuring they operate safely and efficiently.
Skills Focus: Vehicle inspection, disassembly, and comprehensive maintenance services.
Automobile Repair and Maintenance Skills Training Program
Our training program is designed to prepare you for roles in the Japanese auto sector. You will learn key skills for vehicle inspection, maintenance, and repair, including routine checks and advanced disassembly techniques. The course includes hands-on training with industry-standard equipment to ensure you are job-ready for Japan’s automobile market.
Job Roles in Automobile Repair and Maintenance
In Japan, you will be responsible for routine vehicle inspections, maintenance, and repairs, ensuring that cars operate safely. Tasks include disassembly, reassembly, and conducting comprehensive maintenance services to meet Japanese standards.
Who Can Apply?
- Age: 18 years and older
- Education: Minimum 10th-grade pass or equivalent
- Language Skills: Basic Japanese proficiency (JLPT N4 or above)
- Skill Certification: Must pass relevant skills tests for automobile maintenance
- Gender: Open to all
Work Conditions
- Location: Various automotive workshops, dealerships, and service centers across Japan
- Working Hours: Typically 8-hour shifts with potential overtime
- Holidays: Weekends and Japanese national holidays; approximately 120 days off per year
- Overtime Pay: As per Japanese labour laws
- Salary: Competitive pay with potential bonuses and allowances
- Benefits: Social insurance, transportation allowances, and ongoing training opportunities
Required Documents for Job Application in Automobile Industry
- Updated CV with a recent photo
- Educational certificates (minimum 10th grade)
- JLPT N4 language certification or equivalent
- Skills test certificate in automobile maintenance
- Passport-size photos
Additional Information
- Visa Type: Specified Skilled Worker (SSW) - Category I
- Visa Duration: Up to 5 years with possible extensions
- Exams: Computer-Based Testing (CBT) for skills and language at designated centres.
Service Benefits
- What type of visa is required for Automobile Repair and Maintenance jobs in Japan?
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To work as an auto mechanic in Japan, you need a working visa, typically a "Specified Skilled Worker" (SSW) visa, based on your qualifications and job role.
