Hello, everyone
This is Enta.
Recent Thefts!
Are you doing that!?
The item most frequently stolen is the full-body safety harness.Apparently!
It's expensive, isn't it~!
High-end items starting at around 50,000 yen!!
I can't do my job without this, so stealing it is really...IdiotSo there really is one!
I think people who steal things that we entrust our lives to are truly idiots.
Would you really sell safety harnesses without knowing who will use them or how they’ll be used?
Are you going to use it yourself?
They're selling it for next to nothing—I wonder what they're going to do with the money?
I'm sure it'll just end up as some worthless junk, but it must be really annoying for the person who got it stolen.
Safety harnesses can be expensive, but more than that,The Feeling of Raising SomeoneIsn't there any?
You set the nail bag in place, attach various components, and make slight adjustments to their positions as you go, right?
And then, after a few months, it starts to feel like a natural part of your body.
Once you get used to it and it really starts to feel like a second skin, there’s nothing more frustrating than having it stolen, right?!!
In fact, it seems that our full-body harnesses for scaffolding are being stolen more often than our full-body harnesses for slope work.
Slope protection products are a bit specialized, and there aren't many of them?? lol
Still, you shouldn't steal, though!
If, for example, a coworker is stealing, please have the courage to report it!
Otherwise, there's a very real possibility that you might be the one to steal next.
Based on my own experience, I think bad habits are impossible to break—what do you all think?
Well, I suppose there are people who are trying to fix that, though...
I don't think I'll be able to fix this on my own, so,
I think the only option is to have it fixed by someone with the authority to do so.
By the way, it seems that full-body harnesses rank first and high-pressure compressors rank second.
3. A truck loaded with materials
4. Precision measuring instruments (telescopes, levels, and scanners)
5. It looks like a power tool.
6. Generators
Well, while there are probably some thieves in the industry, there are plenty of others out there too, so be very careful!
There's something I'd like the manufacturer to make, but,
I've been wondering if there's a way to attach something to my safety harness that would make it easier to spot.
For example, it's similar to the iron-on transfers we made before.
You can customize your safety harness with heat-shrink tubing and colorful accents.
Depending on the person, some might say it has a flashy feel to it, or...
I think if people could customize their bikes in various ways without compromising performance, it would help reduce theft.
I wish I could make something.
I'm counting on the manufacturer, lol.
See you later
