Safety Management

Accidents are more likely to happen right before long holidays!!

2023/08/07

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

The Obon holiday starts this weekend!!

This year, it lasts about a week.

I hear it takes about 10 days at the earliest...

Since we have to work around the general contractor's schedule, it looks like it'll be from the 12th to the 20th, lol.

Well, there are things I can do, so I'll just do what I can.

Obon Holiday

 

The thing you need to be careful about here is safety!

I just get so impatient, you know~

A long holiday is just around the corner.

 

This week, we'll take our time with the work without rushing!

Also, since a typhoon is coming, please be sure to take precautions against the storm.

 

Please don't panic under any circumstances!

Whether I like it or not, the long weekend is coming, lol.

Let's be careful!

 

Please be extra careful this week!

See you later.

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