Manufacturing Improvement Engineer - Hino Motors Manufacturing (Thailand) Ltd.
Hino Motors Manufacturing (Thailand) Ltd. · Samutprakarn
- Location
- Samutprakarn
- Salary
- Depend on qualifications and experience
- Job Type
- Full Time
- Work Type
- Onsite
- Education
- Bachelor's Degree
- Posted
- 23/09/2026
Responsibilities
• Support and coordinate manufacturing improvement activities to enhance performance and achieve company goals.
• Plan and organize annual TCC TPS In-house Improvement activities, including Model Line and TPS Jishuken projects.
• Conduct HRD and TPS training for participants to strengthen knowledge and capability in TPS implementation.
• Follow up and review improvement results with relevant parties to ensure achievement of company targets.
Location: Samrong Plant, Samutprakan
• Plan and organize annual TCC TPS In-house Improvement activities, including Model Line and TPS Jishuken projects.
• Conduct HRD and TPS training for participants to strengthen knowledge and capability in TPS implementation.
• Follow up and review improvement results with relevant parties to ensure achievement of company targets.
Location: Samrong Plant, Samutprakan
Qualifications
• Bachelor's Degree in Industrial, Production, Manufacturing Engineering
• GPA is not less than 2.50
• Good command of English (TOEIC is not less than 550) and Computer literacy (Microsoft office)
• Good communication and good in collaboration skill
Benefits
- Provident Fund
- Staff training and development
- Overtime
- Fuel/transportation fees
- Employee's uniform
- Funeral payment support
- 5-day work week
- Annual bonus
- Social security
- Health insurance
- Ordination leave
About Hino Motors Manufacturing (Thailand) Ltd.
Hino Motors Manufacturing (Thailand) Ltd.
Before Thailand developed its own automotive industry, every motor vehicle had to be imported to the kingdom. In the early days, they were mostly shipped from Europe and America. But when the first Japanese Hino bus arrived in Thailand, all eyes were on it and when Hino started producing locally, it came even more sharply into popular focus. The company’s development of a large-scale bus and truck assembly plant grabbed the business headlines, as did subsequent expansions of assembly lines and openings of new plants. And it has been the case now for 60 years as the company has continued to grow impressively.
Thailand now stands as Asia’s leading automotive hub, producing over 2 million vehicles annually, and ranking among the world’s top 10 automotive capitals. In reaching this proud point, Hino Motors Manufacturing(Thailand) Ltd., has been integral to Thai social and economic development.
Before Thailand developed its own automotive industry, every motor vehicle had to be imported to the kingdom. In the early days, they were mostly shipped from Europe and America. But when the first Japanese Hino bus arrived in Thailand, all eyes were on it and when Hino started producing locally, it came even more sharply into popular focus. The company’s development of a large-scale bus and truck assembly plant grabbed the business headlines, as did subsequent expansions of assembly lines and openings of new plants. And it has been the case now for 60 years as the company has continued to grow impressively.
Thailand now stands as Asia’s leading automotive hub, producing over 2 million vehicles annually, and ranking among the world’s top 10 automotive capitals. In reaching this proud point, Hino Motors Manufacturing(Thailand) Ltd., has been integral to Thai social and economic development.
99 Moo 3 Teparak Road, T.Teparak, A.Muang, Samutprakarn 10270
