Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
The other day, I went on a patrol at a certain site.
It's what's commonly known as a "business owner patrol."
The plant side was still easy to see, but the area where they were spraying was pretty high up, lol.
In the end, we just put up the net and called it a day (the above was from last year).
The most important thing on a job site like this is rope management.
Is the rope rubbing against anything?
Are you using any worn-out items?
and so on.
So, this is what I'm curious about.
As the saying goesMain Rope Protective CoverThat's right.
I think this is a really great product.
However, just attaching this isn't enough.
The reason is that it gets out of alignment.
It really is that easy!!!
The only person who notices this discrepancy is probably the director.
For craftsmen, there's often a sense of, "As long as it's there, that's good enough, right?"
Of course, the same goes for our craftsmen.
If I shake it a little with the rope, it shifts out of place.
But this main rope protective cover really needs to be secured, doesn't it?
Ideally, one of the products would come with a string so you could secure it right away... (Manufacturers, please take note!)
Slope Anchor Rope Protective Cover
It was a pain to patrol when the site was so far away, lol.
But since it’s 100% better to avoid accidents, we’ll definitely be out on patrol all the time!!
See you later.
