Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

Golden Week is over!!

Isn't it dawn yet?? lol

We follow the calendar.

Is anyone out there actually getting an 11-day holiday?

I don't really get the impression that there are any public-sector companies, lol.

But that's beside the point.

We're about to enter the rainy season all at once, and it's going to get hot!

Have you gotten your air-conditioned work clothes ready?

Starting this year, legal regulations have become even stricter.

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

Let's be fully aware of this and take appropriate action.

Effective June 1, Reiwa 7

Occupational health and safety training on heatstroke prevention (for managers) is considered a non-mandatory obligation.

The Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare has,Appoint a heatstroke prevention manager and establish a management system at the workplace

As a result, it seems this kind of minor training certification was established.

Since this is primarily intended for administrators, construction managers will need to attend a half-day online session or in-person training session.

It seems likely that we’ll definitely need a site representative and a first-tier subcontractor supervisor, so it looks like we should go ahead and secure them for now.

Heat Stroke Prevention Manager

If you search for it, you'll find plenty of results.

Construction Information CenterSo it seems I just need to watch it online for 3.5 hours.

Also, please be careful—you're being monitored by AI facial recognition ^^

I can't help but feel that construction managers in Japan are all about certifications and nothing else...

See you later.