Who are we looking for?
Sensibility and motivation for creating things
Ability to adapt to various situations.
FABEST's work environment provides opportunities for each employee to practice his/her special skills. We are looking for those who are self-motivated and can act positively with responsibility.
We seek for those who can maintain "sensibility for production" and "motivation for work". There is no fixed or predetermined path for manufacturing. Creative "sensibility" is inevitable for making the most adequate conclusions from multi-dimensional perspectives.
In the die making industry that has global opportunities, a worldwide evolution is under way. A business must have perspectives for America, Europe, Asia and Africa. FABEST's future relies on those who can contribute globally utilizing technical abilities.
Die making is the essential field of the manufacturing industry. Die making technology necessary for mass production will keep progressing along with technological innovations. Our company is proud to present the top class technology in the industry and has been moving forward targeting "the next generation".
Along with challenges, we have a stable business foundation and ensured profitability. Since the establishment, we have maintained high profitability and never recorded deficits. FABEST has been expanding the business based on stable and solid financial grounds.
Our culture allows employees to express creative ideas. If you are seeking challenges and have creativity, please join FABEST to expand your capability.
Message from Employee
I did not have any knowledge about press stamping die when I was looking for a job. When I visited the company, I learned that die is the most fundamental field in the industry. I chose this company, because I wanted the type of job that I could create things and also recognized the high level of engineering capabilities of FABEST.
As many midsize companies do, work descriptions differ depending on departments. If we work in only one field, we end up having a narrow perspective. I first worked in the engineering and trial department for a year, and then worked in 3 dimensional design in the modeling department and simulation, and back to designing. During this time, also I had an opportunity to interact directly with customers as a member of the sales engineering department.
Though my specialty is designing, the company sent me for language training in the U.S. English is essential for sales since we work with customers from foreign countries. As the designer, I benefit from the knowledge I acquired from the language training and business experiences in the U.S. Working in these different departments, I am very fortunate to learn not only technology but also language skills.
Voice of New Employee
I joined this company during the "Glacial Period for Finding a Job" (an extremely difficult period of time to find a job due to economic hardships). I was looking for a job at a small or midsize firm that has a high level of engineering capabilities and has established a unique position in this industry. I became interested in FABEST which maintains an innovative position in the die making industry. When I visited the company, I was interviewed directly by the chairman and CEO who were very sincere and I was attracted to their personalities.
After I was employed, I started working for the design department. The knowledge in this department was far more advanced than what I learned in university. Learning from senior employees, I utilized CAD software to develope the basic knowledge of die design. I believe it is most efficient to learn about technology and knowledge while working on actual tasks.
I am currently working to create drawings for 3 dimensional dies using software for 3 dimensional designing on a computer. A subtle line would determine the quality of a die and precision of products. It really motivates me to know that the die I designed will produce thousands of parts.
I was so excited when the first die I ever designed was actually created in the factory and the test trial was conducted with a press machine. What I draw on a computer becomes a die and customers use the die to manufacture products. I was impressed thinking that the die I drew is actually placed in the middle of the huge press machine.
While mastering designing, I would like to be a master in work shop as well since I want to be the one who can create something.
