Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
Did you know that mandatory scaffolding inspections went into effect this October?
Well, it's a simple matter, but since there are so many falls from scaffolding, let's make sure to manage scaffolding safety properly!
So, the idea is to designate someone to inspect the scaffolding and make sure they do it thoroughly!
As for the method of appointing inspectors,
The Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare states: “Communicate in writing,” “Communicate verbally during morning meetings or similar gatherings,” and “Communicate via email, phone, etc., after determining the order in which inspectors will be designated and conveying that order.”
Examples such as these are listed.
Here is the inspection checklist for that occasion.
"Inspection Checklist by Type of Scaffolding, etc." (PDF format)
I only found out about this myself the other day, so I’d like to use this as an opportunity to make sure I handle it properly going forward.
For more details, please visit the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare website below.
Measures to prevent falls from scaffolding will be strengthened.
Lately, I've been buying a ton of scaffolding materials on Entame, lol.
We have a little less than 1,000 cubic meters of empty space right now, so I think we can handle it to some extent.
We’ll continue to add more as scaffolding becomes available, so please handle the entire process—from the slope to the scaffolding to the anchors—in one seamless operation.
That said, I'm still not used to working on scaffolding, so I might be slower than I expected, but,
Considering the big picture—namely, keeping the site running and streamlining safety paperwork (with only one sub-subcontractor)—lol
See you later.
