An Environment Where You Can Redefine Yourself as a Slope Maintenance Technician | Careers
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. The parts for the vertical grout mixer are ready. I’ve placed the original part next to the newly made one. Compared to the existing one, the new one looks nice and clean, lol. This is the topmost part—the outermost component. We’ll weld this to the core so it rotates together with it, and the blades…
Another rookie site supervisor has quit… Was it really just a lack of grit? (The God of Construction)
Is it just a lack of grit that causes new hires to quit? With the arrival of new employees, our workplace has become more vibrant. It’s a source of immense joy to see the younger generation joining our industry. On the other hand, quite a few of them end up quitting early on. Seeing them, I think, “Grit…”
There's No Such Thing as a "Great Company" Everyone Talks About! | The Truth About the Construction Industry
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. When I talk to all kinds of people, I often hear those who are thinking about changing jobs say things like, “I wonder if there’s a good company out there… I want to switch to a good company!” lol. But what exactly is a “good company”? Do you have a concrete idea of what that means? &nbs…
The summer heat has begun! Be careful over the next few weeks.
Hello, everyone. It’s Enta here. I’ve been trying to manage my nerves for a while now, lol. I’ve started doing teppanyaki on a hot griddle. Man, it’s hell. Today is hell, too. And let’s get ready for summer!! I’ve already stocked up on air-conditioned clothing. I want to wear a windbreaker, so…
Aluminum caps and rust-preventive oil are not necessary for rebar insertion work!
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Take a look at this photo. I found this the other day near a construction site in Yamanashi, lol. The back part has an aluminum cap, and the front part is wrapped in concrete. There’s a traffic cone set up in front of the top, lol. I guess a car must have hit this part and knocked the aluminum cap off…
To Raise Awareness of Slope Stabilization Among the General Public (in Other Industries) | PR
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. The weather’s been really up and down, hasn’t it? Here’s a photo I took the other evening. It looks like it’s going to rain in Nagoya today. I’m truly honored that ordinary people have been reading this blog lately. Originally, I was writing articles exclusively for professionals…
Kuden Pro: Latest Video Coming Soon | News & Updates
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. The commercial for Kuden Pro has been released on YouTube. If you have a moment, please be sure to check it out. The rainy season can be tough—it’s always kind of muggy, and there are heavy downpours—but please take precautions against heatstroke and avoid injuries as we head into summer…
It’s Precisely Because of This Environment That We Must Take the Initiative to Survive | The Determination of a Slope Maintenance Specialist
Hello, everyone. It’s Enta here. Lately, I haven’t been doing any slope retaining wall design at all. Well, it’s not a big deal, but as a slope engineer, I’m worried I’ll forget how to do it if I don’t work on retaining wall designs every once in a while. I haven’t even drawn a single retaining wall blueprint in ages, lol. Can I really call myself a slope engineer like this…
Here's one material you absolutely don't need for rebar installation!
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. There’s something I’ve been thinking about for a long, long time. The other day, I saw it being used at a job site, which reminded me of it for the first time in a while. Lately, I’ve been noticing that it seems to be relatively common at job sites managed by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. Here it is. When inserting rebar…