About Yazaki
Yazaki Corporation is an independent automotive component maker founded in 1941. As well as automotive wire harnesses, our core product for which we command a top share in the global market, we develop and manufacture meters, electronic components and a host of other products for automotive use.
Since our first overseas production site was established – more... in Thailand in 1962, our global development and manufacturing network has continued to grow, along with our relationship of mutual trust with car manufacturers around the world.
With "A Corporation in Step with the World" and "A Corporation Needed by Society" as our corporate policy, we are committed to being environment-friendly in every aspect of our business. We have developed and produced a long line of eco-friendly and energy saving products, starting with the world's first solar thermal powered air conditioning system in 1974, to the world's first wood biomass energy air conditioning system in 2008.
Yazaki Corporation is dedicated to caring for the environment, making a contribution to society and inspiring trust in all our stakeholders. – less – More from ZoomInfo »
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Yazaki
A very nice working enviroment,and they were productive.
Forklift Operator (Former Employee), West Edwardsville, Illinois – October 8, 2011
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