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■Employees |
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160 (140 male, 20 female, as of January 2016) |
■Description of Business |
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Fuel injector pump parts for diesel engines,automobile compressor parts, |
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engine piston parts,automobile drive train parts,jet engine parts, |
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gas turbine parts,prototype parts,gas turbine fuel nozzles |
■Main Customers: |
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Bosch Corporation |
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DENSO Corporetion |
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Honda Foundry Co., Ltd. |
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Honda R&D Co., Ltd. |
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Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries Co., Ltd. |
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JAXA National Aerosapace Laboratory of Japan |
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Kyosan Denki Co., Ltd. |
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TOYOTA INDUSTRIES CORPORATION |
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TOYOTA TURBINE AND SYSTEMS INC. |
■Banks |
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THE TOWA BANK, LTD. HIGASHI MATSUYAMA BRANCH |
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Japan Finance Corporation for Small and Medium Enterprise Saitama Branch |
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THE SHOKO CHUKIN BANK SHIBUYA Branch |
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The Hachijuni Bank, Ltd. Kawagoe Branch |
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The Musashino Bank, Ltd. Higashi Matsuyama Branch |
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The Saitamaken Shinkin Bank Higashi Matsuyama Branch |
■Officers: |
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Takao Ohmura, President and Representative Director |
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Hisatoshi Ohmura, Director |
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Hiroomi Nagata, Director |
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Hisaji Miyata, Director |
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Akira Ishii, Director |
■History: |
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June 1930: Ohmura Seisakusho established as an unlimited partner-ship in Shimura Shimizu-cho, Itabashi-ku, Tokyo.
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April 1935: Plant designated by the Monopoly Bureau of the Ministry of Finance.
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December 1943: Plant relocated to Higashi Matsuyama, Saitama for purposes of wartime evacuation.
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April 1947: Reopened in Higashi Matsuyama.
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April 1955: Plant relocated to Matsuyama-cho, Higashi Matsuyama.(The present Matsuyama Plant)
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September 1956: Name changed to Ohmura Seisakusho, Ltd. Capital increased.
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February 1968: Approved as an aircraft engine parts manufacturer by the Defense Agency.
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August 1969: Karako No.1 Plant completed as Shimogarako, Higashi Matsuyama.
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April 1973: Karako No.2 Plant completed as Shimogarako, Higashi Matsuyama.
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June 1975: Approved as a jet engine parts manufacturer by the British Civic Aviation Authority.
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July 1976: Completed automated irrigation device "Niji"("Rainbow").
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April 1979: Expanded the Karako No.2 at Shimogarako, Higashi Matsuyama.
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May 1984: Reorganized as Ohmura Seisakusyo Co., Ltd.
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December 1990: Our affiliated company, Ohmura, established in Muramatsu-cho, Nakakanbara-gun,Niigata.(The present Niigata Plant)
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October 1993: Received award for excellence from the Japan Institute of Plant Maintenance.
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October 1995: Received "Sainokuni Management Innovation Model Company" designation by the Saitama Prefectural government.
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April 1999: Acquired ISO9002 certification.
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December 1999: Received approval by the Saitama Prefectural government as Management Innovation Model Company.
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November 2000: Advisor Yasota Ishihara received the Yellow Ribbon Medal for Outstanding Service.
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July 2003: Acquired ISO9001:2000 certification.
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August 2004: Acquired ISO14001:1996 certification.
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September 2005: Acquired ISO14001:2004 certification.
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May 2006: Received Management Innovation Evaluation again.
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November 2008: Received award of governor of Saitama prefecture for skills promotion-related excellent business establishment.
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January 2010: The sterilization machine for hands "Shu-Clean", which has a air atomizing nozzles made by our company's technologies, was completed.
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November 2010: Received award of Minister of Health, Labor and Welfare for skills promotion-related excellent business establishment.
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April 2013: Patent of disinfectant injection equipment used in seed potato automatic planting machine.
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November 2013: Acquired JIS Q 9100 certification.
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