Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
It's finally here.
Full-Body Harness for Slope Work
It's surprisingly cool!
Our Vietnamese technical intern was super happy! lol
I haven't made any fine adjustments yet, but it's easy to use, and so far, there don't seem to be any issues.
The basic method is to sit down, just as you would normally.
I'm also wondering to what extent this will disrupt our work.
But it seems production can't keep up, so I hear the rest of our order won't be ready until the end of the year... lol
| Stages | Time | Schedule Details |
| [Stage 1] | Around February 2019– | New Standard Products Now Available |
| [Step 2] | August 1, 2019 | Discontinuation of Current Standard Products |
| [Stage 3] | January 2, 2021 | Prohibition on the Use of Standard Products |
Well, as long as it arrives by the end of the year, there shouldn't be any particular problems.
If you're going to order, now's the timeThat's right.
By the way, we chose products from Fujii Denko, and we purchased them from KF.
You've probably already been flooded with requests, but please give it a listen anyway.
As far as I know, there are no other places selling it at the moment.
By the way, this safety harness comes in two types: a full-body harness and a separate-type harness that attaches to your current safety harness.
If you just want to get a feel for how it works, the separate-type model might be a good choice.
However, since the standards for the safety harnesses we’re currently using will eventually change, we will generally no longer be able to use them.
By this time next year, full-body harnesses should be the standard at virtually every construction site.
And I think this Fujii Denko type will likely take the initiative.
We recommend buying it early, but a full-body safety harness costs over 40,000 yen.
There is a very real possibility that some companies will be available for purchase all at once, while others will not.
I also think some companies will start making employees cover the costs themselves.
The way I see it, since it's for work, I think the company should cover the cost, but,I can't do my job without it.
From the end of this year through next summer, there’s likely to be quite a bit of commotion on the job site over these full-body harnesses.
Let's get everything ready well in advance before that happens!
See you later.
