The Joy of Making Things | A Hands-On 3D CAD Experience at Homatsuya
皆さんこんにちは。 エンタです。 最近もの作りが楽しくてしょうがないです。 今日初めて出す熱中症対策のモノを現場で試験します。 それは昨年から作ろうと図面まで書いていたのですが、忙しさにかまけて放置。 やっと先週出来ました。 それを今日実験…
Understanding Cliffs (Part 2) | What Is Soil?
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Actually, the other day we added an “S” to our company’s website address! Simply put, this means that when you visit our website, you’ll be connected via a secure connection. Feel free to visit—it’s completely safe, so please rest assured…
About Cliffs (For the General Public)
Hello, everyone—especially those of you who aren’t involved in slope construction. This is Enta. This time, I’m writing for people who aren’t slope construction specialists or general contractors. Professionals, feel free to skip this one lol. When we contractors talk about “slopes,” we’re generally referring to cliffs (…
The Moment of Creation | Inspiration for New Product Development
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. I’ve been out on site lately, and look at this part of the core drill’s control panel! I noticed it after operating the machine all day. It’s this part here that connects the compressor to the control panel. It’s torn! Well, normally you’d just think, “So what?!”…
Just Creating Great Products at Government Agencies, Consulting Firms, and Construction Companies | The Essence of Collaboration
Hello, everyone. It’s Enta here. It’s really hot out there, isn’t it? I’ve got some pretty distinct tan lines from my helmet’s chin strap right in front of both my ears… lol. Even when I take off my helmet, the white chin strap shows right through. lolol. Well, I guess that’s just part of the job. Anyway, moving on—there’s a document I need to get from the government office regarding the temporary anchors at a certain construction site…
Implementing the Foreign Technical Intern Training Program (Part 6) | Home Visits (Continued)
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. One of my younger kids got heatstroke! I think it was because it was so hot that they skipped lunch. Their muscles started cramping in the afternoon, so I had them rest for about an hour starting at 2:00 p.m. But it was already too late—the symptoms of salt deficiency just wouldn’t stop. First thing in the morning, I gave them some salt to replenish…
Implementing the Foreign Technical Intern Training Program (Part 5) | Home Visits
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. I just got back safely from Vietnam the other day, but I’m absolutely exhausted. I left for Japan around midnight and arrived around 6:00 a.m. The sunrise was absolutely beautiful, but I was half-asleep. I was dozing off in my seat, but it felt like I was sleeping and not sleeping at the same time…
Implementing the Foreign Technical Intern Training Program (Part 4) | Preparing for Entry
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. I was in Vietnam just the other day, and I got back to Chubu Centrair International Airport first thing this morning. It was so much fun—Vietnam! I went to diners that only locals seem to frequent, tried snacks from street stalls, and even ate fruit swarming with flies…
Implementing the Foreign Technical Intern Training Program (Part 3) | Paperwork Procedures
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. It seems there’s been some incredibly heavy rain in Japan, and I’ve been told that work at our site has come to a halt. As always, humans are powerless against the forces of nature, but it’s truly heartbreaking when people lose their lives. We, as slope stabilization specialists, want to continue doing what we can, step by step…