Information on the "Kuden Pro" Slope Engineering Course | Passing on Technical Knowledge via a YouTube Channel Specializing in Slope Engineering
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Some of you may already know this, while others may not, but we’re running a beginner’s slope engineering course for Vietnamese learners here. “Kuden Pro Slope Engineering Course”—since we still have relatively few videos in many ways, our subscriber count is still in the double digits lol  …
A Slope Where Reinforcing Bars Were Installed | A Phenomenon Where the Topsoil Is Washed Away, Leaving the Slope Bare
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. This is the casing from a self-drilling rock bolt, lol. This is a site where slope stabilization work was carried out to prevent surface slippage. Slope frame + self-drilling rock bolts. The reason for selecting self-drilling rock bolts is likely because the borehole walls on this mountain aren’t stable enough to stand on their own. In fact, this mountain is experiencing advanced sandification…
Use Numbers When Teaching | Quantification Techniques for Effective Instruction in the Construction Industry
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. The other day, we finished drilling 105 meters of dewatering boreholes (35 meters × 3 holes). That’s how much we drilled in a single day. We did have to work an extra hour, though lol. Actually, I’m not a pro when it comes to drilling lol (though I do have some experience). Why…
CAD: A Communication Tool for the Construction Industry | The Ability to Accurately Convey Concepts
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. The other day, I was actually quite surprised to see on Twitter that there are construction managers who can’t use CAD. (I imagine most of them are in the architectural field, though.) As civil engineers, we need to submit drawings to general contractors and government agencies…
Replace Helmets Every 3 Years | Safety Equipment as a Consumable in the Construction Industry
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. I recently bought a new helmet. This year’s helmet is a little different from usual. I bought a heat-shielding helmet designed to combat the heat. The heat has been sweltering these past few years, and even on the job site, it feels like my head is about to catch fire, lol. Just a little…
Don't Take on Jobs You Can't Do | An Honest Approach to Choosing Work in the Construction Industry
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. The other day, the foreman in charge of a certain job site sent me some photos from there. It’s a job site where they’re installing zabuton frames, and the finish is just terrible, lol (I’d like to show you, but I can’t). It’s the kind of thing that makes you wonder, “Will this even pass inspection?” When I asked about it, the contractor…
The director’s outburst escalated into a “power harassment scandal.” I didn’t mean to… (From the God of Construction)
The Site Is Reaching a Critical Stage, and the Site Manager Is on Edge The plant construction site where I work as a full-time safety officer is about to reach a critical stage. The number of electrical and instrumentation workers looks set to exceed 150. Since I started working here, this is the largest workforce I’ve seen, and there are more things to keep an eye on. Sure enough…
法面業15年目突入｜創業から振り返るエンタ開発の歩み
皆さんこんにちは。 エンタです。 最近ハコ物がドンドン増えて倉庫がパンパンです。 しかし、こう言った箱物(大型コンプレッサーや発電機)って土場には置けないですよね。 やはり盗難がコワイので。 いろいろと対策していてもコレばっか…
Pros and Cons of Ultra-Lightweight Drilling Machines | A Thorough Review by Slope Specialists
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. The 65kg drilling rig I introduced the other day turned out to be an ultra-lightweight model that can be operated with a crab crane, lol. Since we’re currently in the middle of a project, I can’t show you too much of it, but here’s what it looks like. The crab crane in the photo is the MC305C-3 from Maeda Manufacturing…