Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
The other day, there was quite a bit of rain in the Tokai region.
I guess this rain will make it get warm all at once, won't it?
It's an annual tradition, isn't it? lol
But that's beside the point.
What Happened After the Double-Hook Safety Harness Incident
It has been nearly nine months since the two-gun rule went into effect.
What do you think?
Are you getting used to it yet??
I think there are some people who still find it annoying, and others who have gotten pretty used to it.
I saw a rope like this while on patrol at a certain site.

I'd seen the yellow one before, but this was the first time I'd seen the red one.
I guess I really should visit other companies' job sites.
I'm really learning a lot.
This means that using a red rope as a lifeline makes it very easy to identify.
It's definitely a very noticeable red, and since red is a color often associated with danger and emergencies, I think it's perfect for a lifeline rope, don't you think? lol
It's easy to tell them apart, even when someone else is using them, isn't it?
Some issues with the safety block have come to light, and there is some concern about how to address them.
We’ve also been asked this question: “What do we do when the temperature is over 30 degrees?”

The safety block should be used at an angle of 30 degrees or less.

For example, with a 20-meter safety block, at a point 5 meters below the anchor point (where the safety block is installed),
If you swing it 30 degrees to the left and right, it will only be able to move 2.9 meters in each direction.
It's just a theoretical value, but isn't that pretty tough?? lol
For example, if an accident occurs during construction outside of this scope, you will likely be told that it is not covered by the warranty.
Installing safety blocks requires some ingenuity, doesn't it?
Should you use both the main rope and the safety block effectively, or rely solely on the main rope?
It depends on the company which one is better, but I guess the main rope is cheaper, while the safety block is more convenient, lol.
See you later.



