Construction Methods for Static Crushing (Part 3)
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Construction Methods for Static Demolition (Part 1) Construction Methods for Static Demolition (Part 2) This is a continuation of the static demolition series. The construction sequence involves drilling holes throughout the structure and then injecting the chemical agent (static demolition agent) all at once. It should break apart within the same day, if possible…
Work clothes that look cool and are easy to spot make both the wearer and the observer feel good!
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. The shirts I was working on last month are finally ready, and it looks like the folks at the Tokyo office have already started wearing them ^^ What do you all think? The color looks a little different in the photo because it’s been edited, but the actual shirts are a vibrant orange. The shirt design files I created…
If you suffer from lower back pain, going to a slope maintenance company might—just maybe—make you feel a little better.
Hello, everyone. It’s Enta here. Maybe it’s because the seasons are changing, but my lower back has been hurting lately lol. It hurts when I’m working at my desk, and it hurts when I’m on site too lol. It hurts no matter what I do~ Of course, it hurts even when I’m sleeping, so I can’t sleep for very long. I’m such an old man lol &nbs…
Construction Methods for Static Crushing (Part 2)
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Here’s the continuation of our series on static breaking. Construction Methods for Static Breaking (Part 1) First, mark the area to be broken. How do you want to break it? What are you breaking? These are the questions, but the most important thing is: what are you breaking? According to the manufacturer’s spec…
Construction Methods for Static Crushing (Part 1)
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Have you ever heard of “quiet breaking”? Simply put, it’s a method for quietly breaking rocks and concrete. It’s actually a fairly common and widely used method, but I imagine there are still many of you who haven’t tried it…
If you don't protect it, everything will disappear—it's no one else's fault; it's your own responsibility. That's the world of the Internet!
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Hey, everyone! Are you taking online security seriously? There’s been a spate of high-profile incidents involving the hijacking of brokerage accounts that have been making headlines lately. The true extent of the damage from these brokerage account “hijackings” has been revealed: 95.4 billion yen in unauthorized trades. The Financial Services Agency…
Just because there’s no precedent, we often can’t use good construction methods or methods suited to the site.
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. When you’re working on a construction site, there are times when you just have to use a specific method, right? Or, to put it another way, maybe there are cases where a project can only be done that way, or where using that method means your company stands to make a profit (lol)? So, you decide, “It has to be this method!” and submit a change request to the local government. &nbs…
Re: Reiwa 7 (1st Session) Training Course for Core Technicians in Slope Protection for Registered Roads, etc.
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Have you heard of this certification? “Registered Road Slope Protection Core Technician”—it’s a new certification from the National Association for Specific Slope Protection, a general incorporated association! First of all, what exactly is a “Core Technician”? “Someone who possesses particularly advanced skills and extensive experience at construction sites…”
The truth is that things are happening in Japan that you wouldn't know about if you were just living your everyday life!
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Do you know how foreigners get around overseas? It’s commonplace abroad. Yes. It’s shared rides. This was the same in Africa and Egypt. Someone who owns a car collects a little money from everyone and drives the…