Third Stage Training Highlights
KGM Training
KAC Training
Nihongo Lessons & Training in Japan
“Being assigned in solitude to the Kanazawa Plant was a trial by fire that demanded resilience, initiative, and quick adaptation. Though I started out alone, I soon adapted to the new culture through teamwork and determination, building strong relationships along the way. This experience significantly advanced my career and broadened my perspective. I'm thankful to KLTD and my co-workers in Kanazawa Plant for supporting my growth.”
-Engr. Barairo, 15th Batch Global Engineer Trainee
(assigned in Kanazawa for Japan Training)
“The transition from large-sized mining machines to micro and mini construction machines, along with handling utility machines, has been both challenging and stimulating during my time at the Tochigi Plant. Being assigned alone has driven me to engage with colleagues despite the significant language barrier, fostering a sense of independence and an explorative mindset. This journey has been greatly supported by my kind and approachable QA colleagues, whose unwavering support has been invaluable.”
-Engr. Amol, 15th Batch Global Engineer Trainee
(assigned in Tochigi for Japan Training)
"I am deeply grateful to Komatsu for the invaluable opportunity to train in Japan for 6 months, where I've significantly enhanced my skills through teachings and real work experience. The training in Awazu Plant has challenged me, but I see these challenges as an opportunity for growth, shaping me into the service engineer Komatsu wants me to be. I am excited to apply everything that I've learned towards the next chapters of my Komatsu journey."
-Engr. Redoble, 15th Batch Global Engineer Trainee
(assigned in Awazu for Japan Training)
“The Japan QA Training provides us with the necessary training in improving our technical skills and knowledge in supporting Komatsu products around the world. Osaka Plant has helped me learn a lot about the quality assurance processes and helped me enjoy the culture that Japan brings. I am grateful for the opportunity to train in Japan for 6 months as the things I have learned will assist me in my future assignments in Komatsu.”
-Engr. Romanillos, 15th Batch Global Engineer Trainee
(assigned in Osaka for Japan Training)
“Being assigned to a foreign country for the first time has required a significant adjustment, but it has been an incredible professional and cultural experience, which I believe will be helpful for future assignments. The high standards of efficiency and teamwork have improved my skills, and immersing myself in Japanese culture has expanded my global perspective. I am grateful to the supportive QA team members and seniors who made the challenges more manageable.”
-Engr. Tugao, 15th Batch Global Engineer Trainee
(assigned in Oyama for Japan Training)
“Being assigned to the Ibaraki plant has been an incredible honor and opportunity. This facility is a major hub for producing Komatsu’s mining machinery, so most of the equipment you'll work with in the future will come from here. My time at Ibaraki has significantly boosted my confidence and equipped me to handle future challenges with greater assurance. This experience has not only expanded my expertise but also reinforced my enthusiasm for the work ahead.”
-Engr. Yamagami, 15th Batch Global Engineer Trainee
(assigned in Ibaraki for Japan Training)
