Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

It's gradually getting hotter, isn't it?

How are your summer preparations coming along?

The other day, I was talking to someone from the local government office, and that person was wearing a cooling vest with a Peltier element.

 

So, when I asked, “What do you think?”, they just went, “Hmmmmmm…” lol

And all I can say is, "It's heavy," lol

(Photo: Workman Peltier Vest)

 

That vest had four Peltier elements attached to it.

The retail price was over 30,000 yen, and it appears the manufacturer loaned it to the local government as a sample.

 

Even if companies do have a responsibility to prevent heatstroke, that’s 30,000 yen for air-conditioned workwear—plus something else on top of that.

In that case, subcontractors alone wouldn't be able to handle it, right?

In environments where the heat index is 28 or higher or the air temperature is 31 degrees or higher, if safety measures are neglected during work lasting at least one consecutive hour or exceeding four hours in a single day

 

It's a bit of a hassle, but gauze is definitely the best option.

Anyway, use the gauze to create some shade.

Use a fan as well.

 

And we'll see that it's carried out thoroughly.

This seems to me to be the best way to prevent heatstroke.

It's a hassle, but it's the most effective method.

 

What if I've never done it before!

If anyone's thinking, "No way am I going through all that trouble!!!"—just give it a try, even if you think I'm pulling your leg. (I'm not, lol.)

Once you experience this coolness and comfort, you'll start thinking about how to do it again!

 

How to Create Shadows on Set!?

I feel like it would be better to give this some serious thought.

I've been thinking for a while now that I have no choice but to carry the gauze on my back.

I had an AI write this for me.

Something like this

I don't think it would be that heavy if it were made of aluminum.

If you use your back and lower back as fulcrums, it shouldn't get in the way too much, right?

The name is “ .” Does anyone have any good ideas? lol

It looks like it would be easy to make a prototype, but I guess it’s best to leave it to the manufacturers, lol.

 

See you later.

I'm so glad it's becoming more common to use shade cloth as a heatstroke prevention measure!

This really is the cheapest and most effective way to prevent heatstroke! Gauze! That's all there is to it!

For slope workers, using shade netting and fans is the easiest way to prevent heatstroke for now!