What You’ll Do
Work on diverse construction projects, from building infrastructure to specialised trades like formwork and scaffolding. Your role will contribute to the creation of buildings, bridges, and other structures.
Skills Focus: Formwork, plastering, concrete pumping, roofing, plumbing, earthwork, and carpentry.
Overview of Construction Jobs in Japan
Japan’s construction industry is growing fast, with many projects in urban development, infrastructure, and event preparations. This creates high demand for skilled workers, opening doors for Nepalese candidates to work in Japan under the Specified Skilled Worker (SSW) visa program. Jobs range from building homes and roads to specialized trades like scaffolding and carpentry.
Construction Skills Training Program
Our training program focuses on essential construction skills needed for jobs in Japan. You will learn trades like formwork, plastering, roofing, plumbing, and carpentry. The training includes hands-on practice and guidance from experts, preparing you to meet Japanese work standards and start working right away.
Job Roles in the Construction Industry
In Japan, construction workers are involved in various projects like building bridges, roads, and other structures. You will handle tasks such as formwork, plastering, concrete work, roofing, and plumbing, contributing to Japan’s growing infrastructure.
Who Can Apply?
- Age: 18 years and older
- Education: Minimum 10th-grade pass
- Language Skills: Basic Japanese proficiency (JLPT N4 or above)
- Skill Certification: Pass the relevant construction skills tests
- Gender: Open to all
Work Conditions
- Location: Various construction sites across Japan
- Working Hours: Typically 8-hour shifts, with some overtime
- Holidays: Weekends and national holidays; approximately 120 days off per year
- Overtime Pay: As per Japanese labor laws
- Salary: Competitive pay with possible bonuses
- Benefits: Social insurance, travel allowances, and training opportunities
Required Documents for Construction Job Application
- Updated CV with a recent photo
- Educational certificates (minimum 10th grade)
- JLPT N4 language certification or equivalent
- Skills test certificate in construction
- Passport-size photos
Additional Information
- Visa Type: Specified Skilled Worker (SSW) - Category I
- Visa Duration: Up to 5 years, with potential extensions
- Exams: Computer-Based Testing (CBT) for skills and language at designated cent
Service Benefits
- How many Nepalese work in Japan?
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Approximately 60,000 to 70,000 Nepalese workers are currently employed in Japan across various industries, including construction. This trend continues to grow as Japan seeks to address its labour shortages through international recruitment, particularly in sectors that require vocational skills.
