The Construction Industry: Building a Future, and New Year’s Eve | The State of Machinery Maintenance

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

The cleanup at the Nagano site was finally finished the other day, and it looks really nice with all the machines lined up.

The machine gun in the foreground is in terrible shape, so it's due for maintenance next year.

Of course, we do our own maintenance, lol. This machine is pretty much always out on loan...

That's why problems arise right away. When used by a large, unspecified number of people, the machine wears out quickly.

If you take good care of machinery, it will keep working indefinitely.

They say that if the same person uses it consistently, they can tell when it’s about to break.

The sound of air, the sound of the rotating shaft, the sound of the drum when switching modes, the exhaust noise, and so on.

Craftsmen like this just seem so cool. This is what professional work is all about.

It would be great if we could pass on this kind of work to future generations, wouldn't it?

So, the other day, a junior colleague sent me this information.

Previous Article"Off to the Construction Site!"Something like this:"A PDF Highlighting the Appeal of the Construction Industry in AichiThat's it.

The Construction Industry Shaping Aichi’s Future

It's quite a large dataset.It's 27.9 MB, so it's a bit much for a smartphone.Right? lol

I’d like to do a better job of highlighting the benefits of slope engineering so that more young people will be drawn to the industry.

 

And,Today is New Year's Eve.

Tomorrow marks the start of 2018, and this year has certainly had its ups and downs—both good and bad.

The fact that I'm still alive means things are going pretty smoothly, I guess.

This year, I had the opportunity to connect with various general contractors online.

We’ve received a variety of inquiries. We’re very pleased.

Working in a new place is especially fun!

To everyone who has supported us!Thank you for everything this past year.

Next fiscal year, I want to make our company even better.

We hope to provide services and expertise that typical construction companies don't offer.

Let's collaborate with Enta!

Next year, we will continue to prioritize safety and maintain a safety-first approach in our construction and project management, just as we always have.

We look forward to your continued support next year.

We will resume normal business hours starting January 4.

 

See you next year.

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