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Construction Sequence for On-Site Sprayed Concrete Formwork in Slope Stabilization Projects (Part 4)
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Today marks the end of Golden Week! Tomorrow, it’s back to work! Since my spirits aren’t quite back up to where my body is, let’s be extra careful at work tomorrow ^^ But enough of that. Construction Sequence for On-Site Sprayed Concrete Retaining Walls in Slope Stabilization Projects (Part 1) On-site sprayed concrete…
Construction Sequence for On-Site Sprayed Concrete Formwork in Slope Stabilization Projects (Part 3)
Hello, everyone. It’s Enta here. Golden Week is coming to an end! That said, most of you probably came back today—Saturday—so I guess Sunday will be a day to take it easy, right? Thanks for all your hard work, everyone. As for me, I was just wandering around the office doing my rounds and filling out paperwork as usual, lol. So I’m not tired at all…
Are Construction Managers Working in a "White-Collar" Environment? A Survey of 146 People on Twitter! [2023 Edition] (From "The God of Construction")
Survey on Whether Construction Managers Are Able to Work in a Fair and Supportive Environment Hello, my name is Iwan-ta. I usually share information on social media and my blog about work styles and careers in the construction industry. This time, I was curious to know whether construction managers are able to work in a fair and supportive environment, so out of curiosity, I posted on Twitter…
Construction Sequence for On-Site Sprayed Concrete Formwork in Slope Construction (Part 2)
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. How’s your Golden Week going? I went to a BBQ at Wakazono Manufacturing and ate meat starting at noon—by evening, I had heartburn lol. I’m an old guy whose stomach’s a mess... This is a continuation of my recent post on formwork. Construction Sequence for On-Site Cast-in-Place Formwork in Slope Construction (Part 1) &nb…
Construction Sequence for On-Site Sprayed Concrete Formwork in Slope Construction (Part 1)
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Is everyone enjoying the Golden Week holiday in full swing? I’m having fun lazing around while I work, too, lol. In this post, I’d like to explain the on-site sprayed concrete formwork method for government agencies, construction companies, and general contractors ^^ The site in the photo is from 13 years ago. A disaster…
The Anchorhead Situation in a Few Years
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. I’m currently working on load relief at a construction site where work is underway. I’m relieving the load on an anchor that’s been under tension. I haven’t checked to see if it’s been retensioned afterward. What I want to point out is the rust on the head. It’s an anchor that’s been in place for several years now…
This toothbrush and toothpaste might be good for sensitive teeth! (This has nothing to do with slopes!)
Hello, everyone. It’s Enta here. I imagine quite a few of you are already on Golden Week break. As for me, it’s business as usual lol. I’ll be working at the office on the 1st and 2nd. The worst part is the traffic, isn’t it? For us who are working, Golden Week traffic is the absolute worst lol. Oh well, there’s nothing we can do about it…
It turns out there are actually many misconceptions about the water used in dewatering drilling operations to drain water from mountains.
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Since the rainy season is just around the corner, today I’d like to talk about drainage. I’m going to write about a common misconception among drainage well contractors. Well, generally speaking, rain falls from above, lol. On mountains, water seeps in from above in some areas, while in others it flows in from far away…
Our blog has surpassed 5,000 subscribers!
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Our email subscriber count has surpassed 5,000! Thank you so much! I was wondering, “When did we hit 4,000?”—and it turns out it was January 14, 2023! To have gained another 1,000 so quickly since then is incredible. Wow…



