Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
Wow~ There's no one here~~ lol
I'm so swamped I can't even move a muscle!
Still, I'll do my absolute best within my capabilities!
To everyone involved: Please drag out the process a bit, lol.
But that's beside the point.
4. Tension Work
There was one more spot where we made a mistake in the stress control installation!
This is it!
This is a pressure gauge for a jack.
This one is the same. It looks different because it’s made by a different anchor manufacturer than the one in the photo above, but it’s essentially the same.
Do you understand?
Actually, this...There are craftsmen and supervisors who misread things.That's right!
It really is hard to see, and if you have presbyopia, it’s pretty bad, lol.
A long time ago, when I was a site supervisor,
I was once surprised when a technician operating a jack pulled it all the way up to the breaking load limit lol.
That craftsman said he’d misunderstood, lol.
This gauge is actually pretty hard to read!
To prevent that from happening, we started marking this pressure gauge from then on.
(I don't do that anymore, though. I'm not the general contractor, lol. I do offer advice, though.)
I just stick them on like this using a label maker or something.
This way, the workers won’t make mistakes, and the construction manager won’t make any oversights.
It's okay to write on it with a marker. You can easily erase it with paint thinner.
5. Head Processing Technician
This is something you might end up doing quite often, too.
But I'll save that for tomorrow.
See you later.
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