Going on an Overseas Business Trip as a Slope Engineer: Part 19
Hey everyone! It’s Enta here. It’s been a while since I posted Part 18, lol. I figured if I didn’t write this while it was still fresh in my mind, I’d forget it or lose my enthusiasm, so I went ahead and wrote Part 19, lol. In this post, I’m going to talk about why, even though the design is Japanese, the construction isn’t done in Japan…
Let’s Overcome the COVID-19 Crisis | How the Construction Industry Is Responding
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. All sorts of events have been canceled. Schools are closed, too. It’s already a “coronavirus shock.” How will this coronavirus affect the Japanese economy? It looks like things are going to get pretty tough. The reason is that, as things stand, imports from China…
Paperwork Gets Done on Days Off (Slowly but Surely) | How Slope Maintenance Workers Do Their Jobs
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. I’ve been on a lot of job sites lately, so the amount of casing we’re using is insane. Just this time alone, we’ve used over 5 million in casing… You could buy a machine with the money we’re spending on consumables… Well, we can’t do our jobs without it, so I guess it can’t be helped, but the anchoring business these days is so different from the old days…