Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
You know about NETIS, right?
It's pronounced "Netis" or "Netis," lol
Well, it's kind of hard to say, lol, but do you know what the symbol at the end of this means?
I was thinking of drawing a picture, but I found an image online, so I'm using this as a reference.
First, “A” refers to products or construction methods that have been applied for and recognized as new technologies.
Registration is valid for up to 10 years, with renewal every 5 years.
"V" refers to items that were previously registered, and they are rated as either "VE" or "VR."
"VE" refers to a technology that has been evaluated as requiring no further investigation and remains valid for up to 10 years after registration.
"VR" is a technology that has been assessed as requiring further research; registration is valid for up to 10 years, with renewal every 5 years.
VR is a technology with high expectations and has the potential to become VE in the future.
So, I got a message saying that the Super Save Rope I introduced before has been upgraded to "VE" lol
Being designated as a VE means that it will be eligible for bonus points under the comprehensive evaluation and award system used in the bidding process.
If just using the rope gets you extra points, you’ve got no choice but to use it, right? lol
After all, a bid is only worth it if you win it.
I think you can find out where to buy it nationwide by checking in each region, but as far as I know, it would probably be at K.F.
If you're not familiar with trading companies, please feel free to contact us.
There are people who say, “We can’t do it without that,” “We can’t do it without this,” or “We can’t do it without safety blocks,” but if the general contractor can’t land the job, nothing will get started in the first place—so I wonder if this is really the time to be complaining.
Our job as subcontractors is to adapt to the situation at hand and do our best under the circumstances.
Let’s adapt flexibly and work freely even within constraints!
See you later.
