At the request of the Aichi Prefectural Medical Association, we are accepting applications for an industrial physician training workplace inspection program.
In addition to contributing to the local industrial health management, the factory tours provide a valuable opportunity to gain new insights by receiving
many questions and opinions from the participating doctors.
Our Headquarters (Atsuta-ku, Nagoya) has been designated as a Community Disaster Management Support Provider community evacuation site, and periodically holds evacuation drills together with local residents. Moreover, our Headquarters donates emergency provisions that have reached their replacement date through support organizations.
Our Headquarters has also been registered as a Tsunami Evacuation Building, and serves as a temporary emergency shelter for residents without enough time to evacuate outside the area projected to be affected by tsunamis in the event of a disaster.
We actively receive students who desire to gain workplace experience in hopes that this will serve as an opportunity for them to proactively think about their own futures. Specifically, this effort achieves this goal by helping students deepen their understanding of work, as well as allowing them to learn about the joys and challenges of working along with the rules and manners required of members of society.
In April 2018, we were selected as a Naming Rights Partner for the Atsuta Jingu Park Baseball Stadium (Atsuta Stadium) located in Atsuta-ku, Nagoya, at which time the Stadium was renamed Atsuta Aichitokei 120 Stadium.
We engage in cleanup activities around our Headquarters for the purpose of vitalizing communication with local residents, and of beautifying the environment.