Toyo Engineering Company’s rotating equipment division

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I’d like to learn more about Toyo Engineering Company. Does anyone here know anything about it?

Does Japan’s Toyo still have design centers in the domestic market? It’s a really good international engineering company; in the past, the company even sent many key trainees there to work and learn*. We haven’t worked together before, but from the documents, it shows clear Japanese characteristics – the work is very meticulous. Movable equipment? Hehe, I can only say that those who specialize in such equipment must be enjoying top-tier treatment working in engineering companies.

Thank you for the reply from the brother upstairs. Is there anyone among you who has worked at this company, or who knows more or less how it is? If there is any, please share some; thank you very much!

This post was last edited by starsday on 2009-8-27 at 15:41. No comments......I hope the original poster finds a good job.

Still, thank you to all the friends who have left messages here. I posted this because someone in my family is interested in this company, but the economic situation isn’t improving either; I’m worried that we might end up in another problem after getting out of one. Thank you all for your help.

This post was last edited by ztzdg12345 on 2009-8-27 at 17:55. Dongyang has office buildings in China Resources Building and the adjacent China Resources Times Square, which serve as its main Chinese headquarters and design facilities. Oriental’s current projects mainly include Dow Corning Phase II in Zhangjiagang and Yangba Phase II. Phase 1 in Zhangjiagang is relatively easier to handle, while Phase 2 is not. Those who worked on the project were mainly from Phase 1 of Yangba, and the quality was a bit poor. The Japanese are okay, but those from Southeast Asia are really terrible. If it’s your first time at a foreign company or you’re looking for a stepping stone to work there, Dongyang is a good choice. You had better clarify your meaning and purpose. I’m a bit busy today; let’s talk again next time.

Does Dongyang carry out detailed design domestically? Are there many projects in the Shanghai headquarters? Could the brother upstairs tell us more about East Asia? Thank you

As of now, for 10# jcloves d, the larger construction projects in the Dongyang area that I’m aware of are Dow Corning Phase II and Yangba Phase II; the rest are all smaller projects. I’m not very familiar with design projects. There are several Japanese petrochemical EPC companies that are highly renowned worldwide: JGC, Chiyoda, Mitsubishi, and Toyo. I have worked at both JGC and TOYO, and JGC’s management is far better than that of Toyo’s; its systems and procedures are excellent. The East seems very chaotic. At JGC, the small group of Japanese people show great respect for the Chinese, and the Southeast Asians there also seem to be fine. But in the East, little Japan is fairly decent toward Chinese people (though they don’t really take them seriously either), while those in Southeast Asia treat Chinese people very badly. Westerners look down on Singaporeans, Singaporeans look down on Malaysians, Malaysians look down on Indians and Filipinos, so Indians and Filipinos have no choice but to turn to the Chinese. . . I’ve seen classmates who know a lot about the East; could they talk about it? I have been away from the East for two years. Hehe.