The story of the processing site and the "floor."

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The widest place in the factory is neither the machines nor the shelves. It is the "floor," which we walk on and see many times every day. I still remember telling my father, "It's dirty," when I saw the oil-stained floor and the piled-up materials as a child. That sense of discomfort did not change even after I joined the company. That is why I have gradually continued to do what I can, such as wiping the desk, tidying up unnecessary items, and sweeping the floor. Eventually, I repaired and repainted the floor that I had hoped to paint someday, and it became the factory we have now. The floor gets dirty every day. However, because we see it every day, we can notice small abnormalities, such as oil leaks, the amount of metal shavings, and fallen screws. I believe that having a well-maintained working environment is an important foundation that leads to quality and safety. The floor cannot process products. However, it can create an environment that supports manufacturing. As I reduce the discomfort I felt as a child, I will continue to make improvements, aiming for a slightly better factory than yesterday.

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