Hello, everyone
This is Enta.
For the past few days, I’ve been teaching our employees how to use rotary percussion tools for rebar insertion at the job site.
I tried doing that on Facebook Live, too lol
I'm having trouble because the camera keeps turning to portrait mode...
I'm looking forward to seeing how this grows, lol
In the end, my phone displayed a high-temperature warning and shut down midway through...
I apologize to everyone who was watching.
It's crazy hot out here!
So, it's the usual one!
It was totally impossible without some shade, lol.
I generally recommend using shade cloth as much as possible to create shade.
Working behind the scenes makes a huge difference in how tired you feel after you get home.
Sure, depending on the situation, I often go out into the sun, but I always take my breaks in the shade!
Even if setting it up takes a little effort, working in the shade is so much easier on the body!
I mean, I was even able to livestream it on my phone for an hour and 15 minutes, lol.
It ended up being piping hot, though.
If that hadn't happened, I think it would have taken even less time.
Shade cloth with a shading rate of 50% or higher is seriously the best.
It's not that expensive, so you can just treat it as disposable.
Let’s set up rest areas and shelters using shade netting throughout the worksite to prevent heatstroke!
Even if the work time has been cut back a little, it's not like it makes much of a difference. (Installation time)
More than anything, I'm just grateful to be able to work steadily and safely every day!
(I understand that the general contractor wants to move quickly, but safety comes first, right?)
During the summer, it's important for us to work in a way that prevents us from getting tired too easily.
Let's make sure we're fully prepared for the peak season of work this fall.
See you later
