Watching the video of the completed collection well will help you visualize it.
Hello, everyone. It’s Enta here. I just got sent the video from the other day of the collection well, so please take a look lol. What do you think? It’s got a nice vibe, doesn’t it? If this were a well that was 20 meters deep or something, it would’ve been a real pain, so I’m just glad it wasn’t lol. For those of you who’ve never built a collection well before…
Isn't it great that product information is free?
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. I think we’re all constantly gathering information online. In the past, when you wanted to buy a piece of equipment or find out about its specifications, the usual approach was to call the manufacturer, have a sales representative come by, or request brochures and catalogs. …
I think a well casing is necessary at the collection well! (There are occasionally sites where one isn't installed.)
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. We’ve finished installing the casing on the collection well we were working on last month, and it’s now complete. I’m glad it turned out so clean and well-finished. As for the collection well work, since we can’t manufacture the liner plates in-house, we have to bring in another company. Regarding this…
There’s no way an amateur could easily do a professional’s job, and it’s only natural that the price is high (for the general public).
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Do you ever watch YouTube to learn technical stuff? I do that quite a bit, though it’s more for checking my own skills—and, to be honest, just to kill time, lol. I watch those videos, then experiment or test things out at work, using them as a starting point for something. &…
I took the liberty of thinking about what we should and shouldn't do to make our safety meeting a meaningful event.
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. The other day, there was a major safety conference. Going to safety conferences can be a hassle, but I actually quite like them. There are plenty of interesting and thought-provoking aspects. On the other hand, there are also parts where I think, “Don’t we really need this anymore?”…
New Site Supervisors Get Tired Just from Being on Site (From the God of Construction)
“Just ”being there” comes with a lot of pressure. Do you all remember what it was like when you were new on the job? I had one colleague who joined at the same time as me in my department. We both graduated from college after four years and entered the architecture industry. At first glance, I looked like the type who would take my work seriously, while the other guy was a bit of a troublemaker…
When dealing with problems, be sure to think things through carefully, keeping the subsequent processes in mind!
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. How do you handle unexpected problems that arise on-site? Do you tend to respond immediately to whatever you see right then and there? While it’s good to be able to handle simple issues on the spot, there are problems that might become issues later on…
Important Considerations When Selecting a Zabuton Frame
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Did you know there are some spots where installing zabuton frames can be risky? The primary function of a zabuton frame is to level out uneven ground, right? They’re used to level the ground when installing load-bearing plates because the unevenness of the natural ground can’t be corrected otherwise.  …
Surprisingly, many technical interns end up staying to work instead of returning home, so it’s tough on employers if they don’t have a steady workload!
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Do the technical interns at your company complete their full three-year term and return home? Or do they extend their stay for an additional two years before returning? Initially, according to the explanation provided by the Technical Intern Association, most were supposed to return after three years…