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Log Procurement Department
The Lumber Procurement Department handles the collection, processing, sorting, and transportation of timber. Work in the forest is carried out using heavy machinery such as harvesters and grapples, as well as forestry vehicles like forwarders. Since the operation involves handling logs that are several tens of meters long and working from heavy machinery, strict attention is given to surroundings to always ensure safe operation. The logs transported to the factory are sorted using automated sorting machine, with those having a diameter of 22-44cm supplied as lumber inventory. In addition, scraps, sawdust, leftover materials, bark from the floor, C-grade wood generated within the factory are supplied as fuel to the Wood Energy Cooperative Association biomass power plant. Most of logs produced by the Department are consumed internally within the company.
Sawmill team
This team is responsible for producing boards by processing logs sorted by diameter, supplied by the Lumber Procurement Department. Most of the operations are mechanized, and recently, robots have been introduced to improve operational efficiency, reduce the workload on employees, and enhance safety. These efforts aim to create a better working environment.
Production and Processing Team
This team handles the drying and processing of boards produced by the Sawmill Team, manufacturing wooden products. To maximize the efficient use of timber, the department is equipped with a variety of machines and production lines, striving to produce as many products as possible. The team produces a wide range of products, including residential building materials and construction supplies, consuming approximately 100,000 m3 of raw logs (around 300,000 logs) annually.
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[Lumber Procurement Department]
The Log Procurement Department is responsible for collecting, processing, sorting and transporting lumber.
Work in the mountains is carried out using heavy machinery such as harvesters and grapples, and forest work vehicles such as forwarders.
We handle logs that are over 10 meters long and work using heavy machinery, so we always check our surroundings thoroughly and work safely.
The logs transported to the factory are sorted through an automatic sorting machine, and logs with diameters between 22 and 44 cm are stored as stock for sawing.
In addition, scraps, sawdust, forest residues, bark from the lumber yard, and C-lumber generated within the factory are supplied as fuel for the Wood Energy Cooperative Biomass Power Plant, and most of the logs produced by the Log Procurement Department are consumed within the company.
[Lumber Group]
The job involves taking logs that have been sorted by diameter by the Log Procurement Department and making them into boards.
Most of the work has been mechanized, and recently we have been working to improve the work environment by introducing robots to improve work efficiency, reduce the workload on employees, and ensure safety.
[Production and Processing Team]
This department dries and processes the boards made by the lumber team to manufacture wooden products.
We are equipped with a variety of machines and lines to make the most efficient use of wood, and all of our employees work hard to produce as many products as possible.
We manufacture a variety of products, including housing components and building materials, and consume approximately 100,000 m3 of logs (approximately 500,000 logs) per year.
