Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

As you can see, it's a flat pattern lol

Well, since this mountain is relatively easy to survey, the development plan turned out like this.

 

Can you imagine what would happen if we measured this unfolded diagram in greater detail?

To put it simply, the total area increases!! That's because we can measure even the smallest changes.

When surveying with a digital scanner, the area may be larger than when surveying as shown above, depending on the size of the polygon.

 

This is for the company's benefit. (It ensures we have a clear record of the quantities we've installed.)

And this is just the construction manager indulging in self-satisfaction.

However, I believe this is how a construction manager should be.

 

I want to be paid exactly for the amount of work I’ve done!

This is a very important point, but it’s hard to get it recognized by government agencies.

And even when you factor in all that effort and time, the increase in area is negligible... lol

However, I want to be a meticulous manager.

 

A long time ago, I went through something like that too lol

Detailed Construction Management!

The more detailed I get, the more others tend to be exasperated or look down on me a little (saying things like, “There’s no point in doing that”).

But with stuff like this, you just don't know until you try it, do you?

Until I realized for myself that it’s pointless to do something unless I actually do it, and that I won’t be appreciated unless I actually do it.

 

I think that's where I'll begin exploring what it means to be a construction manager who is highly regarded in the field.

Of course, this evaluation is strictly in relation to the government office, and

To be honest, I don't really care about the company, lol (though the company's reputation is important, of course).

Construction supervisors who are highly regarded are the ones who know how to manage things just right.

"Is that really how it's judged!?" Even if you do the same thing, it surprisingly doesn't work.

Of course, that person’s personal qualities also come into play, and communication—including relationships with the relevant government agencies—is important as well.

It doesn't work that way—you can't just say, "I did this, so please give me credit!"

 

Being evaluated is really difficult, after all.

But once you figure it out, it might actually be surprisingly easy.

 

Sometimes something that worked last time doesn't work this time, or maybe the person in charge last time was great, but it's not working out with the person in charge this time.

 

The important thing is that even if it isn't appreciated right now,

Consistently and accurately manage things properlyThat's the point.

This is the secret.

 

Detailed management isn't a problem either. (However, it does take time.)

Management that is too lax is the same as not managing at all.

Let's apply moderate, precise pressure to the acupressure points!

Furthermore, the key points vary depending on the official in charge at the government office, as well as on the inspector.

(Actually, what really pisses me off is that the opinions of government officials keep changing, lol. “Don’t tell me something different from what’s in the specs!!” lol)

ThereBe flexibleIt's important to keep doing that, isn't it?

 

The path of a construction manager may seem easy, but it’s actually a tough one!

Let's do our best again today!!

 

See you later.