Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
For some reason, it looks like it's going to rain in the Tokai region.
A little rain is nice, isn't it?
But once this rain stops...
It's getting hotter by the day...
But that's beside the point.
Recognizing
Have you ever wondered what happens when you realize something?
They say that once you recognize something as human, you tend to start acting that way.
In a previous article, “Things to Keep in Mind"I wrote something similar there, too."
We are increasing our safety margin through safety-conscious practices.
When I looked it up online,
Recognition
"The ability to clearly distinguish and judge things. The mental process of understanding things in this way."
"And that's what I learned."
Consciousness
"The mental process that allows one to understand for oneself what one is currently doing and what one's current situation is."
"To make myself understand through that work."
Similar cases have
The other day, I was talking with a female acquaintance.
I heard that a friend of that acquaintance just had a grandchild.
And then, when that grandchild was about two years old and started talking, that’s when it happened!
My grandchild calls me "Grandma."
It was then, she said, that she first realized she had grown old and had become a grandma.
After that, I hear she aged rapidly, heading straight down the "granny" path.
That person must have realized they were getting older and become conscious of the fact that they were no longer young.

Whether good or bad, things become that way simply by recognizing and being aware of them.
For us, safety is the most important thing to recognize and keep in mind.
Working on slopes is extremely dangerous, but once you get used to it, it actually looks safe.
Even in places where an amateur wouldn't be able to climb, he just runs right up them with ease.
Accidents cannot be prevented unless you recognize that slopes (construction sites) are always dangerous.
No matter how familiar I’ve become with a worksite,
It is extremely important to recognize dangers and be mindful of safety.
Even while recognizing the danger, I go about my work safely as usual and return home.
The point is that if you recognize and remain mindful of things like this, that’s exactly what will happen.
It can be applied to anything.
With that in mind, let’s become the next generation of slope engineers, anchor specialists, and mesh installers!!
To do that,Safety first!
See you later.



