Q1What kind of work do you currently do?

My work primarily involves the layout and design of plant piping systems.
While the details of work can vary depending on the time of the year, there are often cases where I will be working on multiple projects at once.
My current work mainly involves work on filter vents, which form one part of nuclear reactor containment vessels. A large amount of my work is done individually, however, there are also times where I am required to coordinate a team made up of several members.
There are also other times when I am working on a project as a member of another team or making preparations for work on a new project.

Q4What are your impressions of SKS?

How do think it will change in the future?
It is easy to take time off and I am able to spend time doing the things I love.
Other employees are regularly taking paid leave so I think the percentage of employees taking it is quite high. I think it is important to achieve a good work-life balance.
Over the last six years since I joined SKS as a university graduate, I have experienced a lot, and one thing that I have found to be important is having the motivation to learn. By staying motivated, you can become more interested in your work and you can learn a great deal more by thinking about what needs to be done. I want to help make SKS into a company that shares the value of “learning from behind” rather doing nothing.