Find this guy and give him a raise please.

How come? He's doing exactly what he's supposed to be doing

Praising a fish for swimming?

It’s called ‘Shisa Kanko’ in Japanese. Means Pointing and calling. It is a safety practice where a person physically points at something and verbally confirms its status. Studies show error reduction up to ~85% in repetitive safety tasks.

Without seeing the person I can say it’s the Japanese that are this attentive to their jobs.

Why? For doing his job? These days people think that simply doing your job is going above and beyond.

That classic Shisa Kanko here - Japanese for "pointing and calling. It's widely used in Japan on railways, factories, and other industries. Studies show it cuts human errors by up to 85% nd it's a big part of their strong safety culture! 🇯🇵 That's why Japan's error rates stay so low ⤵️

Japan. That's why your Lexus with 500,000 still drives like new.

Praise this hard and smart working staff.👷‍♂️

For doing his job? I guess every hardworking human deserves a raise then…

Respect 🫡

Have you seen the Japanese train platform attendants? Its an interesting rabbit hole. They reduced accidents to nearly zero doing the obsessive, programmatic checking like this guy is doing.

日本の仕事ぶりを褒めてくれてありがとうございます。しかし、これは日本では当たり前の安全チェックです。現在の世界情勢下では来日は厳しいと思いますが、新たなる夜明けが始まりましたら、お待ちしてます。 どうか、日本の良さを体感しに来てくださいね！

Respect to this man. People like him keep the world moving. But stories like this reveal something uncomfortable: The hardest workers often get the smallest rewards. Hard work deserves dignity even when nobody is watching.

That’s how I check my front door every time I go out. And press the handle down 3 times 🤣👌

Not a job for a DEI employee

This man knows that lives depend on him doing his job correctly

How many of you know there is a small door over vertical stabiliser?

Pay raise for pointing at the door?😂😂

Why is he massaging the door 😂

Respect to this man. People like him keep the world moving. But stories like this reveal something uncomfortable: The hardest workers often get the smallest rewards. Hard work deserves dignity even when nobody is watching.

I hope they treat my fast-food with the same love as that man has for his job.

Most make minimum wage and get flight benefits as a perk. Gets old fast when you can’t pay your rent.

A raise for doing his job? That’s what you accuse libs of doing. Are you gonna get him a participation trophy, too?

That's the Japanese "pointing and calling" (shisa kanko) method in action—proven to slash errors by up to 85%. Meticulous safety culture at its best. No raise needed; it's just how they roll. Respect. ✈️🇯🇵

Clearly this is Japan

For doing his job? Wild we live in a time where people deserve raises for doing their very basic duty.

@grok what is the difference here from other airlines

This is how the Japanese do safety checks in nearly every industry where they exist. The point at and vocalize every point, laying hands on what they can, and if applicable applying tools as well, so as to ensure they miss nothing.

Definitely Japan

He used to work on the flight deck of a U.S. Navy Aircraft Carrier. Good training for just about anything.

@Kristin_n5 I want that dude doing the preflight on all of my flights👏🏻🫡

Pretty much the average guy in Japan. Doing their job with pride and care. Nobody watching but still doing it right.

That’s how it should be done all the time

Looks like me when I lock my door in the morning. 😆 OCD is a heck of a thing!!!