Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
We had a meeting at a site office.
So, this is it!
So you're already on site, huh?
I’d noticed them in restaurants recently, but now they’ve finally made their way to the construction site office.
That said, it’s much more hygienic than using a regular thermometer, and it saves time, doesn’t it?
I don't know how much this lease will cost, but I suppose for a while, this will go from being a creative workaround to just standard practice as part of on-site environmental measures.
Depending on the situation, we might attach a thermometer to the helmet (to prevent heatstroke and monitor body temperature).
After all, thanks to advances in portable power banks, you can easily charge just about anything.
If working conditions on-site become even a little more comfortable and the number of accidents decreases, the industry will become attractive enough to draw in young people, won’t it?
With mechanization (and smart technology) advancing, it would be great if things just kept getting easier and easier, wouldn't it?
For the Future of the Construction Industry.
To do that, you'll need to use handy gadgets like these, right?
Let's use it as much as we can and build a great environment together!
See you later.
I’ve also installed it at my field office. The monthly lease fee is about 80,000 yen, but according to a directive from the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, the full amount is accounted for as a design change ^_^
While purchased items that qualify as assets—such as alcohol sprays and partition boards—aren’t allowed, leased items can be fully charged to design changes, which is a pretty generous arrangement ^_^
Thank you as always.
That's some great benefits!
Alcohol sprays are nothing special, but that thermometer is amazing!
What a shocking amount!
The place we were supposed to go to was also shut down for two weeks because of COVID-19, so it’s amazing how thorough they are.
Since toilet doorknobs and the like are apparently often overlooked, it seems like it would be a good idea to have an alcohol spray near the exit of the restroom.