Ground Anchor Construction Has Entered the Era of Maintenance and Management | The Importance of Inspecting Existing Structures

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

The other day, I received the study materials for renewing my Ground Anchor Installer certification.

Ground Anchor Installer

As for the refresher course, there are no in-person classes right now due to COVID-19, so I'm studying at home.

Other industries and professional certifications use systems like this as well, don't they?

 

"This'll be a piece of cake, right!?" I thought, "Hahahahahaha," but I actually ended up reading it pretty carefully lol.

I was made to read it!

Just as the creator intended? lol

 

Going forward, I think we’ll see an increase in maintenance and repair work on existing facilities rather than new construction.

It’s essential that you read this manual thoroughly.

 

Other than that, I hope to gain some experience somewhere so that I can perform maintenance work properly.

Lift-off Test

I’ve had the opportunity to observe several lift-off tests so far, so I have a general understanding of the process.

It seems we’ll need to carry out the work ourselves to gain a deeper understanding.

 

It seems like ground anchor construction has passed its peak and is likely to become all about maintenance, doesn't it?

Going forward, I hope to share updates about maintenance as well.

I’m kind of thinking, “If there’s any maintenance work for ground anchors, I’d love to do it!” lol

 

See you later.

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