The busier the workplace, the more important it is to know where to focus your efforts
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. How do you approach critical project management (in a high-pressure on-site situation)? 1. Which is the primary trade? 2. Which trade takes the most time? 3. How do the other trades relate to each other? 4. What about the distance to the machinery? (If heavy equipment is in the construction area, it can be a problem…)
Construction Sites Are a Treasure Trove of Fun | The Sense of Fulfillment Slope Engineers Feel on the Job
Hey everyone, it’s Enta. It’s freezing out here, lol. I’m drilling again today with a runny nose. Until just recently, I was drilling with a large machine. Now that I’m using a small one, it feels really clunky, lol. The large machine definitely moves with more power…
The Construction Industry Is Overloaded at the End of the Fiscal Year | On-Site Management Techniques to Prevent Forgetfulness
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Actually, the other day I secretly (lol) uploaded a stability calculation sheet for single-tube scaffolding. But it turns out I’d already made the huge blunder of uploading the exact same thing a few years ago (lol). I should have checked more carefully, but I’d completely forgotten about it~ &nbs…
The End of the Fiscal Year Is Nearing | The Slope Maintenance Crew’s Final Push
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. I’ve been incredibly busy lately. Honestly, all I want to do is sleep (lol), but I’m working my butt off on paperwork, cost estimates, and site work. However, sometimes things don’t go as planned. That’s because everyone else is busy at the same time…
Controlling the Job Site | Slope Construction Management Techniques
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Are site supervisors really that busy? Or do they just seem busy? I know I might get in trouble for saying this, but the fact is, there’s a huge difference between when they’re busy and when they’re not. The busiest times are right before heading out to the job site. As a general contractor…