About

We are electrical, electromechanical and electronics engineers, with over 13 years of experience in Japan. Field engineers turned technical managers and project managers, we've worked in pharmaceutical plants, hospitals, amusement parks, automated warehouses and manufacturers' production lines — and learned, site after site, to make two engineering standards, Japanese and European, work together where most people settle for one. That dual culture now shapes our practice: technical representation for foreign companies, quality control and sourcing, electrical installation, and the maintenance of thermal and air-treatment equipment.

What clients usually value most is not one specific skill but the combination: the Japanese qualifications to sign off the work on-site, a close working knowledge of both technical practices, and the ability to explain everything to either side without an interpreter — the kind who translates the words, not necessarily what they mean on a job site.

We work on Japanese industrial sites, with foreign manufacturers who need a technical presence in Japan, and with private clients who would rather deal with someone who speaks their language.

Field engineer, technical manager (技術マネージャー) and project manager for a Japanese industrial engineering company: site inspection, installation, commissioning and maintenance, but also planning, technical supervision of on-site teams and reporting to the client.

Sites handled include pharmaceutical plants, hospitals, amusement and leisure facilities, automated warehouses and machine manufacturers — environments where safety documentation is audited and where an unplanned shutdown is measured in money per hour.

That experience is the reason the four service areas on this site sit together: on a real site, a supplier question, an electrical issue and a cooling issue are rarely separate problems — and they are rarely solved by someone who has to phone another country to understand them.