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KHK inspection engineer at Johnson Controls

KHK inspection engineer

Johnson Controls · Tokyo, JPN

2 weeks ago

KHK inspection engineer

Johnson Controls · Tokyo, JPN

15 days ago
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About the Role

This role involves obtaining High Pressure Gas Safety Association (KHK) certification for YORK turbo refrigerators, including inspection of pressure vessels and turbo refrigerator bodies. It also requires technical communication with YORK's China factories (Wuxi, Guangzhou, Hangzhou) and the KHK, as well as creating various reports and application documents.

Responsibilities

  • Obtaining High Pressure Gas Safety Association (KHK) certification for YORK turbo refrigerators
  • Inspection of pressure vessels and turbo refrigerator bodies
  • Technical communication with YORK China factories (Wuxi, Guangzhou, Hangzhou) and the High Pressure Gas Safety Association (KHK)
  • Creation of various reports and application documents

Requirements

  • Possession of a Class 1 Refrigeration Engineer's license
  • Experience in manufacturing or inspection at a manufacturer
  • Basic PC skills
  • Native-level Japanese language skills

Skills

  • High Pressure Gas Safety Association (KHK) certification acquisition
  • Refrigeration or pressure vessel industry experience, including general-purpose machines
  • Basic English or Chinese language skills

Location

  • China (Wuxi, Guangzhou, Hangzhou)

Work Type

  • Business trips to China factories (Wuxi, Guangzhou, Hangzhou) are possible (approximately once every two months, for 1-2 weeks)

About the Company

  • Johnson Controls enhances the intelligence of buildings.
  • Their buildings serve various purposes: places for people to live or work, facilities for learning or healing, venues for entertainment and shopping, and sites for specialized storage.
  • Johnson Controls helps drive outcomes that matter through a full range of systems and digital solutions, making buildings smarter, safer, more comfortable, more efficient, and more sustainable.
  • Smarter buildings allow focus on unique missions.
  • Johnson Controls has been making buildings smarter since 1885, with growing capabilities, innovation, and global reach.
  • They offer the world's largest portfolio of building products, technologies, software, and services, transforming environments where people live, work, learn, and play.