JFE Civil Engineering & Construction Corporation was the ﬁrst company
to introduce pre-engineered “systembuilding” in Japan. Based on technicalcapabilities and a proven record ofmaintenance at the steel works of JFE
Steel Corporation since 1974 we havedeveloped businesses centering on various ﬁelds related to steel.
From planning to construction andmaintenance support, we deliver “business with value.” We are JFE Civil
Engineering & Construction Corporation, the only general construction company in the JFE Group.

JFE Civil: Building the future with a will of steel.
JFE Civil Engineering & Construction Corporation2-17-4 Kuramae, Taito-ku, Tokyo (JFE Kuramae Building, 5th Floor)Lines of Business

JFE Group

JFE Holdings, Inc.

1. General building
2. General civil engineering
3. Construction of bridges and steel structures
4. Pile driving work

JFE Engineering Corporation

JFE Steel Corporation

5. Rail laying work
6. Demolition and repair of structures
7. Planning, survey, design and supervision business for building
construction
8. Processing and sale of civil engineering and building materials
9. Sale, exchange and leasing of real estate, and agent, intermediary andmanagement businesses for same

Civil Engineering Division / GroupJFE Civil Engineering & Construction Corporation
Building Division
JFE Conform Co., Ltd.
Pre-Engineered Building System Division
Infrastructure Business Division
Steel Works Engineering & Construction Business Division
Overseas Business Division

10. Sale and construction of system building products
11. Special construction methods (Jack-Up)
12. Drive-in type multi-level parking buildings
13. Work accompanying the above items and all related business related
theretoHistory

Company ProfileCompany name

JFE Civil Engineering & Construction Corporation

January 1972: Kawatetsu Steel Pipe Construction Co., Ltd. established at3-2-22 Harumi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo with capital of ¥100 million.

Head Office

2-17-4 Kuramae, Taito-ku, Tokyo(JFE Kuramae Building, 5th Floor)

March 1972: Osaka Sales Office (now Kansai Branch) opened.

Established

January 11, 1972

Capital

2.3 billion yen

Construction business license
Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport andTourism (Special – 28) No. 768
General civil engineering, general building,carpentry, plastering, scaffolding / earthwork,
masonry, roofing, electrical, plumbing, tile, brickand block, steel structure, reinforcement steel,paving, dredging, sheet metal, glazing, painting,waterproofing, interior finishing, heat insulation,landscaping and gardening, fittings, water andsewerage facilities, demolition
Registered as 1st Class Registered Architect’s Office
Governor of Tokyo Registration No. 49402
Registered as Residential Land and Building Agent
Governor of Tokyo Registration (3) No. 85456

September 1972: Mizushima Representative Office (now Kurashiki Office)opened in Kawasaki Steel Corporation Mizushima Works.
February 1973: Construction contractor registration changed to Minister ofConstruction Registration (Special – 47) No. 768.
April 1973: Chiba Representative Office (now Chiba Office) opened in Kawasaki
Steel Chiba Works.
May 1980: Capital increased to ¥300 million.
July 1980: Name changed to Kawatestu Construction Co., Ltd.
August 1982: Head Office moved to 2-4-1 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo.
July 1985: Head Office moved to 2-9-7 Ikenohata, Taito-ku, Tokyo.
January 1987: Chita Branch Office (now Chita Office) opened in Kawasaki Steel
Chita Works.
April 1992: Name changed to Kawatesu Techno Construction Corporation.
November 1998: Head Office moved to 2-17-4 Kuramae, Taito-ku, Tokyo(present address).
April 2001: Kawatetsu Civil Corporation (general planning company) became aholding company, and the Kawatesu Civil Group was formed, comprising this company, Kawatetsu Kawaken and Kawatetsu Kawaki.
October 2001: The four above-mentioned companies were merged to form
Kawatetsu Civil Engineering & Construction Corporation.
November 2001: Capital increased to ¥2.0 billion.

Shareholder

JFE Steel Corporation (100%)

June 2002: Kobe Kigyo became a Group company, and the division/branchsystem was introduced.

Main Banks

Mizuho Bank, Ltd. Head Office
Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation Tokyo Chuo Branch
The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Ltd. Head Office

April 2003: Name changed to JFE Civil Engineering & Construction Corporation.
Pipeline Division was spun off and transferred to Nippon Kokan
Construction Co., Ltd. Construction businesses including overseas
from Kawasaki Steel were transferred to JFE Civil.
July 2004: Capital increased to ¥2.3 billion. As part of reorganization of the JFEGroup, JFE Conform became a JFE Civil Group company.
April 2009: Construction business of JFE Koken consolidated into JFE Civil.
July 2010: Residential services business of JFE West Japan GS consolidated
into JFE Civil.
March 2011: Kobe Kigyo liquidated.

JFE Civil Engineering & Construction Corporation

1 : JFE Logistics Corp. Head Office (office interior)
2 : Mita Kokusai Building
3 : Eiju Hospital Building
4 : Toyama Steel K.K. Mito Works
5 : Interior of works in 4
6 : JFE Engineering Corp. Yokohama Head Office Building
7 : Entrance atrium of 6 (interior view)
8 : Entrance of 3
9 : Lexel Plaza Gotanno
10: Edogawa University Gymnasium Arena (interior view)
11: Toyota Corolla Yokohama Kanazawa Branch
12: Netz Toyota Yokohama Seya Branch
13: Prologis Narashino
14: Aerial photograph of 13 (rooftop greening)
15: Ikebe Assisted-care Welfare Facility for the Elderly
16: Linetsu Kanazawa
17: Pool at 16 (residual heat utilization facility)
18: Maruman Miyazaki Works
19: Roof of 18 (showing solar panels)

JFE Civil Engineering & Construction Corporation

2-17-4 Kuramae, Taito-ku, Tokyo, 111-0051 (JFE Kuramae Building, 5th Floor)
Building Division Tel: 03-3864-3722
www.jfe-civil.com/

Infrastructure Business Division
JFE Civil Engineering & Construction Corporation

Road harmonized with natural environment

JFE Civil has established “Only One” technologies through the evolution of reliable technologies developed for steel works construction
into construction methods with greater user-friendliness. From development to design and construction, we are contributing to the creationof functional social infrastructure.

Construction of heavy facility by Jack-Up construction method
Speed (km/sec)
Depth (m)Speed distribution diagram
Horizontal distance (m)NvalueNumber of pile driving

N-valueN-valueSilt to clay soil

Gravel layer

Measuring instrument(transmitter)

Poles for golf driving range safety net

Measuring instrument(receiver)

Visualization of the interior of ground by sound wave

Metal RoadAs a method for road-widening and construction of new roads along steep slopes andrivers, JFE Civil proposes new construction methods that reduce the amount of surplus
soil, minimize the effect of construction on the natural environment and enable
construction without stopping existing traffic.

Nice PoleA ball safety-net pole for golf driving ranges, grounds for ball games, etc. High strength
steel poles create a safe, pleasant space for sports.

Super JackSystem

Our high performance jack systems provide a safe, efficiency solution for raising orlowering heavy objects, working at a high place, performing underground construction
and carrying out demolition work.

AcousticTomography

By using a special sound wave, it is possible to visualize the interior of structures orground, contributing to the optimum design, safe construction and preventive
maintenance of equipment.

Metal Road www.jfe-civil.com/doboku/metalroad/
Enables road-widening
and construction of newroads corresponding to
the local topography andconstruction conditions
by a method with excellent load bearing capacity
and workability.
Right: Road-widening
Left: Construction of
new road

Nice Pole www.jfe-civil.com/pole/index.html
Used in sports facilities
and ball safety nets,
protective works forflying balls on roads, dust
prevention nets used asenvironmental countermeasures, etc.
Right: Poles for safety net
at baseball field
Left: Flying ball shelter
over roadway

Super Jack System www.jfe-civil.com/tokkou/index.html
The Slip Form construction method (movableframe constructionmethod) demonstrates its
effectiveness in bridge
construction and continuous concrete construction of silos and shafts.
Right: Jacking up a bridge
work deck
Left:Continuous
construc-tion of
concrete wallAcoustic Tomography (Crack Look) www.jfe-civil.com/doboku/ontomo/“Crack Look” is contributing to preventive maintenance by making it
possible to “see” cracks
and voids in steel materials and concrete.

Crack diagnosis to check forcracks by installing sensors on
two ends of a steel member.

Diagnosis of voids and cracks inconcrete by transmitting a special
high frequency sound wave.
Transmitting
side

Crack length20-30mm
Support point

Right: Diagnosis of voids/ cracks in concrete
Left: Crack diagnosis ofsteel material

Receiving
side

Part of concrete withmany cracks

Support point

ReceiverTransmitter

JFE Civil Engineering & Construction Corporation

2-17-4 Kuramae, Taito-ku, Tokyo, 111-0051 (JFE Kuramae Building, 4th Floor)
Infrastructure Business Division Tel: 03-3864-3661
www.jfe-civil.com/

Steel Works Engineering &Construction Business Division
JFE Civil Engineering & Construction Corporation

JFE Civil contributes to safe operation of JFE Steel’s steel works bymaintaining civil and building facilities. We also carry out civil / building construction work in the construction of new facility at steelworks.

East Japan Works Nishinomiya PlantChita WorksWest Japan Works (Fukuyama District)

West Japan Works (Kurashiki District)

East Japan Works (Chiba District)

Steel Works Engineering &Construction Business Division

East Japan Works (Keihin District)

Steel Works Engineering & Construction
Technical Administration Dept.
Chiba Office
Keihin Office
Nishinomiya Office
Chita Office
Kurashiki Office
Fukuyama Office

Survey / planning stage
Equipment diagnosis
Repair plans
Receipt of complaint/ request
Survey and costestimation

The Steel Works Engineering &Construction Technical Administration Dept.in the Head Officesupervises 6 offices throughout
Japan, enabling quick sharing ofinformation and technology
between offices. This ensures ahigh level of safety and quality.

Construction stage

Drafting of construction planin line with client’s request
and site conditions

Completion stage

Execution of construction work
・Civil (general) ・Construction (general)
・Railway / water pipeline ・Seismic retrofitting
・Environmental measures ・Demolition and removal

Final inspectiontion inspection)

・Process control ・Quality control ・Safety control

Post-completion evaluationand confirmation(comple-Acceptance procedures
DeliveryGroups, organized by maintenance object or construction field, are assigned to each office at the steel works, and perform all workfrom survey and planning to execution of the construction and post-construction evaluation.

Civil Engineering Group

Building Group

Water Pipeline Group

Railway GroupFor critical infrastructure such as civil works and buildings in steel works, groups of specialists, organized by field, are in charge of maintaining
facility functions and construction of new facilities.
Water Pipeline Group
Building Group
Railway Group
Civil Engineering Group
Quays and wharfs

Buildings in steel works

Roads in steel works
Bridges and tunnels

Rails and girders of overhead
traveling cranes

Equipment foundationsChimneys

JFE Civil Engineering & Construction Corporation

General tracks in steel works
Tracks in yards
Coke-related tracks

Domestic water and sewage
Return water and industrial water
Site wastewater
Sewerage facilities

2-17-4 Kuramae, Taito-ku, Tokyo, 111-0051 (JFE Kuramae Building, 5th Floor)
Steel Works Engineering & Construction Business Division Tel: 03-3864-7318
www.jfe-civil.com/

Overseas Business Division
JFE Civil Engineering & Construction Corporation

Port and Harbor Construction

The Overseas Business Division is developing business that takes
advantage of the distinctive capabilities of JFE Civil in the fields ofinfrastructure development, including ports and harbors, railways,etc., construction of plants for Japanese-affiliated overseas companies, and civil engineering/construction of various types of plants,
on Southeast Asia.

Providing total engineering, from design through construction of wharfs, piers andaccessory.

Construction of harbor for IKC Cement Plant (Indonesia)

Improvement, repair and expansion of Manila South Port (Philippines)

Construction of Mindanao Container Terminal (Philippines)
Top: General view after completion, left, Administrative Building, right, Control Tower

Railway Construction

Pile driving for Subic Container Terminal (Philippines)

Possible to perform construction on a full-turnkey basis, including track work, bridges, overheadcatenary system, electrical work and telecommunications and signaling work.

Double-track construction for Java South Line (Indonesia)

Improvement and repair work for train depot of Philippine National Railways (Philippines)

Jabodetabek Central Line Track Elevation Project (Indonesia)

Kazakhstan Railway Capacity Development Project (Kazakhstan)Factory and Industrial
Plant Construction

JFE Civil carries out construction of offices, plants and other facilities, centering on Japanese-affiliated companies. In particular, we can provide a detailed response through our own
local subsidiary (Riofil) in the Philippines.

Construction of tire factory for Yokohama Tire Philippines, Inc. (YTPI) (Philippines)

Construction of HDDI factory for Hitachi Global Storage
Technologies (HGST) (Philippines)

Plant Civil Engineeringand Construction

Construction of factory for Pilipinas Kyoritsu, Inc.
(PKI) (Philippines)

Construction of HDDI factory for Toshiba (Philippines)

Utilizing the know-how developed in the construction and maintenance of steel works inJapan, JFE Civil can carry out civil and building construction oversea plant construction
projects.

JFE Steel East Japan Works

Philippine Sinter Corporation (PSC) (Philippines)

JFE Steel West Japan Works

JFE Civil Engineering & Construction Corporation

2-17-4 Kuramae, Taito-ku, Tokyo, 111-0051 (JFE Kuramae Building, 5th Floor)
Overseas Business Division Tel: 03-3864-2983
www.jfe-civil.com/

JFE Civil GroupJFE Conform

Using its know-how as a team of engineers specializing in maintenance, JFE Conform constructs pleasant spaces and contributes toregional society in the three business areas of “Construction,”“Renovation” and “Renewal.”

JFE Logistics Corporation Head Office renewal project

JFE Conform is developing diverse typeof projects in close contact with the localcommunity, from public facilities in theKeihin area to factories, warehouses,condominiums, offices buildings, medical facilities and others, centering on
Kanagawa Prefecture. We carry out
these projects from the viewpoint of all
the people who actually live, work andspend time in these facilities.

Utilizing technologies and know-how
cultivated through various types of civil,building and equipment construction,
JFE Conform is also actively involved inremodeling factories, warehouses,condominiums and other buildings usedby general citizens. The company carries
out “total reform” work, from diagnosisof these facilities as a whole to repair
work and construction.

JFE Conform performs a wide range ofrenovation work, beginning with thelayout of public and private facilities, andalso including interior remodeling,making full use of its high level of technology and wealth of experience. We
realize “new space creation” with acommitment to functional, worker-friendly working environments andliving
space which is pleasant and convenient
for all generations.

Examples of Reform / Renewal Projects

After

BeforeJFE Civil Head Office renewal project

After

BeforeBrother No. 2 Factory exterior reform project

After

BeforeFactory roof reform project

Example of Seismic Retrofitting

Nippon Kokan Hospital Outpatient Building seismic retrofitting project

Example of Medical Facility

Nippon Kokan Hospital

JFE Conform Co., Ltd.

Dialysis Center

1-1 Minamiwatarida-cho Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki, 210-0855 (JFE Keihin Building, 7th Floor)
Head Office Tel: 044-355-7221 Tokyo Branch Tel: 03-3864-5848
http://www.jfe-civil.com/jfeconform/index.html

OfficesHead Office

2-17-4 Kuramae, Taito-ku, Tokyo, 111-0051 (JFE Kuramae Building, 5th Floor)
Tel: 03-3864-3670 (representative) FAX: 03-3864-3735

Building Division
Tel: 03-3864-3752 FAX: 03-3864-7315
Pre-Engineered Building System Division
Tel: 03-3864-5845 FAX: 03-3864-5844
Infrastructure Business Division
Tel: 03-3864-3796 FAX: 03-3864-7319
Steel Works Engineering & Construction Technical Administration Dept.
Tel: 03-3864-7318 FAX: 03-3864-7319
West Japan Construction Dept.
1-6-20 Dojima, Kita-ku, Osaka, Osaka, 530-0003 (DOJIMA AVANZA, 10th Floor)
Tel: 06-6344-7606 FAX: 06-6344-7609

Branch /Sales Office

Tohoku Branch
1-2-26 Shintera, Wakabayashi-ku, Sendai, Miyagi, 984-0051 (Odakyu Sendaihigashikuchi Building, 8th Floor)
Tel: 022-385-5092 FAX: 022-385-5093
Yokohama Branch
1-11-15 Kitasaiwai, Nishi-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa, 220-0004 (Yokohama ST Building, 8th Floor)
Tel: 045-594-7401 FAX: 045-594-7402
Nagoya Branch
3-28-12 Meieki, Nakamura-ku, Nagoya, Aichi, 450-6427 (Dai Nagoya Building, 27th Floor)
Tel: 052-569-1381 FAX: 052-569-1382
Kinki Branch
3-90-1 Shouwa-dori, Amagasaki, Hyougo, 660-08881 (Amagasaki K.R Building, 7th Floor)
Tel: 06-4950-6825 FAX: 06-4950-6826
Kansai Branch
1-6-20 Dojima, Kita-ku, Osaka, Osaka, 530-0003 (DOJIMA AVANZA, 10th Floor)
Tel: 06-6344-7606 FAX: 06-6344-7609
Chugoku Branch
3-14-7 Achi, Kurashiki, Okayama, 710-0055
Tel: 086-430-0255 FAX: 086-430-0252
Kyusyu Branch
1-35 Tenyamachi, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka, Fukuoka, 812-0025 (Hakata-Mitsui Building No.2, 6th Floor)
Tel: 092-283-5277 FAX: 092-283-5228
Sapporo Sales Office
4-1 Nijo-nishi, Chuo-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido, 060-0002 (Spporo-Mitsui JP Building, 13th Floor)
Tel: 011-271-0700 FAX: 011-271-0702
Hokuriku Sales Office2-25 Sakurabashidori, Toyama, Toyama, 930-0004 (Toyama Daiichi Life Building, 5th Floor)
Tel: 076-432-8881 FAX: 076-432-8832
Chugoku Sales Office
3-14-7 Achi, Kurashiki, Okayama, 710-0055
Tel: 086-430-0255 FAX: 086-430-0252
Shikoku Sales Office
2-1 Sunport Takamatsu, Kagawa, 760-0019 (Takamatsu Symbol Tower, 23th Floor)
Tel: 087-811-6780 FAX: 087-811-6781
Kagoshima Sales Office12-1 Cyuoucho, Kagoshima, Kagoshima, 890-0053 (Yuki Building, 5th Floor)
Tel: 099-814-7651 FAX: 099-814-7652
Naha Sales Office
3-21-1 Kumoji, Naha, Okinawa, 900-0015 (Kokuba Building, 11th Floor) Inside JFE Shoji
Tel: 098-869-1577 FAX: 098-868-5458

OfficeChiba Office
1 Kawasaki-cho, Chuo-ku, Chiba, Chiba, 260-0835
Tel: 043-262-2161 FAX: 043-261-4029
Keihin Office
1-1 Ogishima, Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki, Kanagawa, 210-0868
Tel: 044-277-8661 FAX: 044-277-8663
Chita Office
1-1 Kawasaki-cho, Handa, Aichi, 475-8611
Tel: 0569-24-2050 FAX: 0569-24-2973
Kurashiki Office
1 Mizushima-kawasaki-dori, Kurashiki, Okayama, 712-8074
Tel: 086-447-4510 FAX: 086-447-4513
Fukuyama Office
1 Kokan-cho, Fukuyama, Hiroshima, 721-0931
Tel: 084-945-0433 FAX: 084-945-9688

Overseas Business Division
2-17-4 Kuramae, Taito-ku, Tokyo, 111-0051 (JFE Kuramae Building, 5th Floor)
Tel: 03-3864-2983 FAX: 03-3864-3735
Riofil Corporation
Unit 1704-1706 Hanston Square Building, 17 San Miguel Avenue,
Ortigas Center, Pasig City, Philippines
Tel: +63-2-8633-4053

JFE Conform Co., Ltd.
Head Office
1-1 Minamiwatarida-cho, Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki, Kanagawa, 210-0855 (JFE Keihin Building, 7th Floor)
Tel: 044-355-7221 FAX: 044-355-7737