Take Off Work Clothes with Fans When the Temperature Exceeds 35 Degrees | Why This Can Backfire and Heatstroke Prevention Measures at Slope Construction Sites
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. We’re already in the second half of July. The temperature has been easily exceeding 35 degrees day after day. I’ve been traveling all over on my own to conduct site surveys, and it’s seriously exhausting!!! The job sites are truly hell. But anyway, this time I’m going to talk about fan-equipped workwear—something I keep writing about every year…
Could this be a great find!? (Vaporization Heat Vest)
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. The other day, I had the opportunity to give a talk in front of an audience of about 300 people, which was a really great experience. However, the content overlapped completely with what the speakers before me had covered, so I was seriously panicking lol. That’s why my self-introduction ended up being a bit longer than usual lol. And now…
I Went to the Heatwave Countermeasures Expo at Tokyo Big Sight (Part 4)
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. August is here, and summer is in full swing! Be sure to stay cool and take plenty of breaks!! I realized I’ve been posting a lot of articles about trade shows lately, but today’s post is my last trade show report lol. Here are some tips for beating the heat at Tokyo Big Sight…
I Went to the Heatwave Countermeasures Expo at Tokyo Big Sight (Part 3)
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. I went to the Extreme Heat Countermeasures Expo at Tokyo Big Sight (Part 1) I went to the Extreme Heat Countermeasures Expo at Tokyo Big Sight (Part 2) This is the item at the Extreme Heat Countermeasures Expo that made me think, “Wow, this is it!!!” It has a water inlet at the back where you fill it with water. …
I Went to the Heatwave Countermeasures Expo at Tokyo Big Sight (Part 2)
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. I went to the Heatwave Countermeasures Expo at Tokyo Big Sight (Part 1). While cooling vests are the standard for heatstroke prevention, this year every manufacturer is pushing Peltier elements, so there isn’t really one that stands out as “this is the best!” (Personally, I’m not too impressed with them in real-world use?) This one, though…
I Went to the Heatwave Countermeasures Expo at Tokyo Big Sight (Part 1)
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Last Friday, I went to “Maintenance & Resilience TOKYO 2024.” lol There was an exhibition on heatwave countermeasures there. I wanted to check it out, so I went. The main method for dealing with heatwaves is still air-conditioned clothing…
Work clothes with built-in fans just aren't enough anymore! It's so scorching hot that you need work clothes with built-in fans plus something else! What's the right solution?
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Following up on my recent post about heatstroke prevention, are you wearing work clothes with built-in fans? For professions like slope maintenance workers who work in temperatures above 40 degrees, work clothes with built-in fans are ineffective! I wrote an article about this last year. The temperature in Nagoya around 1:00 p.m. the other day…
Fan-equipped work clothes are ineffective for jobs like slope maintenance workers who work in temperatures of 40 degrees or higher!
Hey, everyone. It’s Enta here. Man, it’s so damn hot. All I can think about right now is how damn hot it is lol. But this summer will be over before we know it, won’t it? Once Obon is over, we’ll be in year-end mode already lol. A year goes by in a flash... But for a while…
I found something great! (Water-cooled clothing!)
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. I went the other day! Nagoya Monozukuri World 2022! As the name “Monozukuri World” suggests, it does feel like the event is primarily focused on the manufacturing industry. That said, there are actually quite a few things there that are relevant to the construction industry as well, and…