Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

Do you have this certification?

"Certified Core Technician for Slope Protection on Registered Roads, etc."

National Association for the Protection of Specified Slopes (General Incorporated Association)　from

This is a brand-new certification!

 

First of all, what exactly is a core skilled worker?

「A skilled worker who possesses particularly advanced skills and extensive experience at construction sites and is capable of supervising and managing the siteThis refers to a position that ranks above general skilled workers and serves as a key resource who also fulfills a team leader role. (Source: Internet search)

Key Characteristics of Core Skilled Workers

 

The advantage of having this is that it qualifies for bonus points when the general contractor submits a bid.

Registering a core skilled worker at the time of bidding will earn you bonus points, which will help you stand out from the competition.

 

By the way, there are many core skilled workers in every industry.

🏗 List of Core Skilled Worker Occupations

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💡 Points to Note

• For each job categoryCore Skills Training CourseA training program is available, and upon completion, participants can be registered as “Core Technicians.”

• Practical experience, a Level 1 Skilled Worker certification, or completion of foreman training are often prerequisites for enrollment.

• Under the Construction Career Up System (CCUS), core skilled workers are classified as Level 4 (Gold) equivalent.。

Since key technicians working on slopes are probably classified as scaffolding and earthwork workers, I went ahead and put them in that category (on my own). lol

 

Course Registration Period

Tuesday, April 15, Reiwa 7 – Wednesday, May 14, Reiwa 7

Date, Time, and Location of the Training Session

Venue	Schedule	Venue	Target Audience	Venue Map
Tokyo	June 17 (Tue) – 18 (Wed)	JA Mutual Aid Building	Approximately 250 people	Map (PDF)
Fukuoka	June 25 (Wed) – 26 (Thu)	Denki Building Mirai Hall	Approximately 250 people	Map (PDF)

It's just getting started, so hurry up and sign up!

 

I think this will be a mandatory qualification for slope engineers in the future.

That’s one reason why we’re chosen. After all, there’s nothing we can do unless the general contractor wins the bid.

To that end, I believe we subcontractors should also do our very best.

 

If this is the first time you've heard about it, be sure to check it out and sign up right away.

 

See you later.

National Association for the Protection of Specified Slopes (General Incorporated Association)