Considering the Angle of the Reaction Wire During Suspended Drilling (A Theoretical Exercise)
Hello, everyone. It’s Enta here. It’s still not getting any cooler at all, lol. It’s taking a while to recover from the physical exhaustion caused by the heat, isn’t it? Summer is a really tough season for an old guy like me!! And today marks the start of September! It’s already the end of the year, lol. For those of you who are thinking ahead, it’s already the new year, right!? And then there’s Maru…
Since you can't see the double-hook setup on the safety block, is it an effort to make it look like you can see it?
Hello, everyone. It’s Enta here. Are you using fall arrest devices? lol Lately, I’ve been thinking, “A safety harness is good enough,” but I’m the kind of guy who gets called out on that by the safety officer during safety patrols, lol. It’s such a silly criticism, focusing on my name like that, lol. But on the job site…
The Key to Safety Is Raising Awareness and Creating the Right Environment | Construction Industry
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Do you know what “migi-ashi” means? It refers to the sequence of inspection colors used for wires, which is commonly seen at general contractor job sites. The colors are changed in the following order: green → yellow → red → white. Depending on the company, blue may also be added to this sequence…
Considering the Angle of the Reaction Wire During Suspended Drilling | Drilling Accuracy
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Do you remember “resultant force” and “component forces”? We use these concepts a lot in drilling. We’ve been working on a project with a suspended drilling rig for a few days now, and we’re using a winch and a wire to apply the reaction force. Depending on how that wire is attached…