Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
You don't actually know that much about temporary housing, do you? lol
Especially when it comes to calculations and wind loads, for example.
Most of the books on temporary housing are listed here.
Guidebook for Temporary Construction Plans in Civil Engineering, Volumes I and II
The two books cost 11,000 yen (tax included).
It's a bit pricey, but it covers everything from the basis for scaffolding calculations to design, planning, and cost estimation.
For us as public works contractors, the wording in the documents is becoming increasingly important.
As a professional in the field, I know exactly what’s written where in which books—it’s covered in those specific books.
You should at least know that much.
To do that, you'll need to read through a lot of specialized books.
There’s a world of difference between knowing and not knowing. Especially when it comes to specialists.
This means that specialized books on slope engineering alone aren't enough.
Concrete, landscaping, temporary structures, soil properties, geotechnical conditions, cost estimation standards, earthquakes, structural mechanics, and so on.
We need books on a wide variety of topics.
Good taste comes from knowledge and experience.
You can hone your instincts by applying your knowledge through hands-on experience.
It's okay to gain the knowledge after you've had the experience!
To hone your sense of style, you need to absorb knowledge and put it into practice on the job.
See you later.
