Sharing Information Is a Learning Experience | Open Mind
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. The other day, while drilling, I filmed a video of the job site and even edited it myself. Here’s what it looks like. I shot this in 4K and edited it on my phone. This site is just so hard! I used a down-the-hole hammer and a high-pressure compressor…
You End Up Doing Your Job Because of Surprisingly Small Triggers | Sales
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. I’ve been back on-site doing construction management for the first time in a while (lol). After all, there’s a shortage of site supervisors out there! I head out to the job site whenever I have time, too! We’re also short on supervisors, so I’m running all over the place every day (lol). The hardest part about being a site supervisor is having to stay on-site all day…
14 Common Mistakes to Avoid When Taking Photos at Construction Sites | A Word of Caution to Myself
Hello, everyone. It’s Enta here. Another ordinary Sunday has come to an end, and it’s Monday already lol. A three-day weekend? Well… it is the end of the fiscal year, after all! lol Anyway, moving on. I often hear people ask about photography techniques that they’re curious about. I’m going to list them here lol—partly as a reminder to myself, too. 1. The government official’s body is cut off…
The Only Way to Track a Contractor’s Work History | The Importance of Record-Keeping
Hello, everyone. It’s Enta here. It’s really hot here in Aichi Prefecture, isn’t it? That said, it’s raining today, so it’s a bit more bearable. After spending a whole month in Hokkaido, I’m kind of starting to want to go back, lol. I guess I feel that way especially because I was there during a time when the weather was pretty comfortable. Hokkaido is…