Isn't it important to take measures to protect people who suffer from heatstroke on the job site?
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. We’re still in the middle of the rainy season, but as of now, it’s expected to end around July 19. I prefer summer to the rainy season, but summer sure is hot, isn’t it? lol And above all, it’s a real pain how inefficient work gets in the summer. Every worksite is taking all sorts of measures against heatstroke…
I wrote about what makes slope construction so appealing!
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. The rain this week is really bad, isn’t it…? It’s a real pain when we have to do spray-on work—it just doesn’t go right. If the rain causes delays, the whole schedule gets pushed back and things just fall apart, so it’s a real headache. For a long time now, slope stabilization and paving have been considered ancillary works…
Reinforcement Installation Even in Tight or Quiet Spaces!
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. For the past few days, I’ve been teaching Vietnamese workers how to insert rebar using a core drill. It’s a masonry reinforcement project, but the stones on the surface are of such high quality that they’re incredibly hard! It’s granite that’s hard to crack even with a rock drill, but as expected, the diamond bit…
I Found a Great Product! (Heatstroke Prevention Watch)
Hello, everyone. It’s Enta here. It’s about time to really start taking heatstroke prevention seriously—any new ideas this year? Someone told me about this the other day! Have you heard of this?? It’s not a watch! Well, I guess you can tell since it doesn’t have a face, lol. This is a heat…
Wouldn't publishing case studies of accidents and disasters that occur on-site help reduce the number of accidents?
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. In June and July, companies hold their safety meetings. I try to make an appearance at the companies where we’re working as subcontractors. Of course, I can’t go if the timing doesn’t work out, haha. When I attend these safety meetings at different companies, the content is always the same…
The Need for Sensitivity | A Site Supervisor’s Ability to Anticipate and Prevent Accidents
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Are you sensitive? Or are you insensitive?? Which do you think is better for a construction site supervisor? From my personal perspective, I think managers like construction site supervisors should be sensitive. Sensitive people can quickly pick up on all kinds of information from their surroundings…
Question the Gaps | Examining the Causes of Gaps That Form Even When Wooden Sheeting Is Screwed in Place
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. I’m sure you’re familiar with wood formwork. It looks something like the photo above, right? Did you notice something odd at first glance? I didn’t notice it at all, but the general contractor pointed out that something was off lol …
The video featuring Director Jou, who spoke at Real Entertainment’s Slope Management Seminar, is now available!
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Finally! It looks like it’s finally here!! It’s a video featuring Director Jou! lol This covers the content he shared at the Real Enta Slope Management Workshop we held last month! Please be sure to check it out ^^ As expected, we slope management professionals work in a highly specialized field, don’t we? When others tell us…
The point is, there are quite a few general contractors who couldn't care less about scores!
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Are you racking up points with the government? Over the past few years, more and more general contractors have started saying they don’t care about bonus points for creativity or innovation anymore, lol. Is using technical proposals to gain an edge in bidding a thing of the past...? I, too, have experience with technical proposals under the comprehensive evaluation system in the past…