Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
In a recent article,
Technical Intern Training Program for Foreign NationalsThat article generated quite a bit of feedback.
Education in the local area is
"There are only kind people in Japan, the pay is high, and the working environment is the best,"
It seems like a young person who has been indoctrinated, and,
It seems that most of the kids end up taking out more loans.
And then, once they actually arrive in Japan, they find that the conditions and what they were told are different—this discrepancy can lead to them going missing (overstaying their visas), or
It seems they tend to drift toward committing wrongdoing.
That's really too bad.
If you ever find yourself working with a foreigner who is in that kind of predicament,
Airo-ren(If it's Aichi Prefecture)
Please introduce us to organizations such as these.
Since you’ve gone to the trouble of coming all the way to Japan, I hope you’ll make some good money and return home feeling satisfied.
But that's beside the point.
My recent KY activities...
Isn't that annoying?
I feel like I'm going to get in big trouble for writing this, lol
Risk assessment and stuff...
Risk Level 2 or 3, or something like that...
It’s like, “What the heck is that??” lol
Actually, this is a project being promoted by the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare, but,
I suppose it's an effort to reduce accidents, even if only slightly. That's wonderful! But,
What Is Risk Assessment?
What's written here is funny lol
On this page,
3. The Effectiveness of Risk Assessment and Measures Based on Its Results
What do you think after reading it? lol
When I looked into it a bit, I found that the survey featured all sorts of positive comments (the kind that would make government officials happy) lol.
However, according to the on-site workers, they don't understand what it means, and they say it's a hassle just to write it down.
From a site management perspective, I can’t help but feel that the amount of unnecessary paperwork is increasing.
Safety is a given.
The current "KY" is for the sake of the government agency's safety (self-preservation), and,
I'm not talking about people who are clueless on the job.
KY is just simple and that's fine.
Simple is best!
And, above all else,Pointing and Naming Is the BestThat's it.
When comparing cases where pointing and naming was used to cases where it was not
The error rate will be reduced to one-sixth or lessApparently, there is experimental data.
Public Interest Incorporated Foundation Railway Technical Research Institute
JR Employees Are Masters of PointingThat's exactly it!!
When I go to a JR construction site, all they do is point at things, lol.
Just like in the previous article, this behavior is a form of conditioning, isn't it?
Pointing helps raise awareness of safety and potential hazards.
When you first arrive at a worksite, it’s important to check each hazardous area one by one
This means that explaining while pointing helps the information stick better.
See you later.
