Voluntary Temporary Housing vs. Designated Temporary Housing (Part 1) | Differences in Contracts
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. I’d like to write about “voluntary temporary housing” and “designated temporary housing” from the other day. To put it simply, it’s just a matter of whether it’s voluntary or designated, lol. “Voluntary” means “leaving it up to the person’s discretion. Whether to do it or not, and which option to choose, is entirely up to them…”
When You Can't Write a Post | Blog Management
Hello, everyone. It’s Enta here. There are times when I just can’t seem to write a blog post, lol. When that happens, I take a look at some photos! Here are the spring drill’s extender and coupling that I took this morning… Hmm… I guess I can’t really write anything about this… When you put shade cloth over the plants in the summer…
I Tried the Moldam Method! (Part 4) | Expanding Its Applications
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Today’s post is about the Moldam Method: Injection! To everyone who’s been thinking, “Finally!”—and to everyone who’s been waiting to hear from Kyushu Disaster Prevention Maintenance Co., Ltd.—sorry to keep you waiting. Let’s get started with the injection. There are all sorts of tips and construction methods, but as for those…
You Can Always Learn on the Job | The Growth of a Slope Engineer
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Phase 2 of the private construction project started last week. We’re using a suspended core drill for the first time in a while. And even though you’d think the drifter (the hammer part) would be pretty durable, it actually breaks sometimes, lol. Plus, we have employees who’ve never operated a suspended core drill before…
Crack Test Part 4 | Analysis of Results
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. There have been some changes in the crack test results. On the 22nd day after casting, the plastic spacer No. 1 remains unchanged. The PC spacer also remains unchanged. Changes have appeared in the test specimens consisting solely of lath. The test specimens themselves are lined up side by side in the same position as before…
Found a Great Product! (Latest Spray Machine) | New Model Introduction
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Have you seen this before? It’s a machine that automatically creates (sprays) rebar cages! It appears to use fiber-reinforced mortar, so no rebar is needed. That makes things a lot easier, doesn’t it? On job sites where this machine can be used, there’s no need for skilled workers…
I Tried the Moldam Method! (Part 3) | Evaluation
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Continuing from last time, we’re covering the Moldam method. If you haven’t seen the previous post, please check it out below. We’re now going to start bonding the stone wall—which we cleaned up like this last time—in earnest. But first, we’ll spray on a special white liquid! …
Trying Out the MAX Rebar Tying Machine in a Formwork Frame! Part 4 | Conclusion
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. This is Part 4 of my MAX Rebar Tying Machine series. If you missed Parts 1, 2, and 3, you might find this one hard to follow, so please check them out below. As I mentioned the other day, the tying machines I bought have arrived! I purchased two of them. So, I’ll unbox them right away and give them a try…
The Post-COVID World of the Construction Industry | Industry Outlook
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Lately, I’ve been getting a lot of questions about the post-COVID era. What will Japan be like after COVID? And what about us in the construction industry, in particular? It’s no exaggeration to say that the world has entered the era of remote work. Remote work is “...