Creating Shade on Site with Shade Cloth | Heat Countermeasures with a Shade Ratio of 50%
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Even though it’s the rainy season, we’ve been having nothing but sunny days… As slope maintenance workers, our hope is… well, it’s too inappropriate to say… But when it’s sunny and hot, you just want to find some shade, right? A while back, we ran a campaign to create shade on construction sites using shade cloth…
Getting Creative with Greenery Spacers and PC Spacers | Ensuring You Score Points
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Lately, we’ve been seeing more and more greening spacers and clip spacers being used. That means construction has started nationwide. It feels like we’ve pretty much exhausted all the creative ideas for greening and rock bolts, so just this alone should earn us some points…
Tips for Measuring Flow Rates | Why You Should Aim for Around 14 Seconds
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. It’s gradually getting hot and humid, isn’t it? If you start taking measures against the heat around this time, you’ll be able to get through the summer without overexerting yourself. Preparation is key! But enough of that… In quality control, there’s a management item called “flow rate measurement.” Basically…
The Ingenuity of Anchor Engineers | Moving Beyond the Sense That Everything Has Already Been Done
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. When someone asks, “What kind of creative ideas do anchor contractors come up with?” I feel like I’ve already run out of things I can say off the top of my head. But anyway, I’ll list some things that other contractors probably aren’t doing. (Of course, there will be some overlap, and in the past…
Get Creative in the Warehouse | Make Your Own Coffee Cup Warmer from Discarded Metal Fittings
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Today, while I was doing a little work in the warehouse and waiting for a customer, it was so, so cold. Then, when I saw this, it really caught my attention!! I rummaged through the scrap metal pile inside the warehouse and found a broken version of this. I modified it…
Specifications for Landscaping Spacers | Why Cardboard Spacers Are Rain-Resistant
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. I’m finally revealing the “Green Spacer”—the topic I teased in my last post lol. We’re the only company that’s completed on-site testing and submitted our proposal based on our own ingenuity. The officials in charge at the city office said it’s novel and gave it a thumbs-up…
Introducing the Green Spacer | 1,001 TP3T Recycled in 6 Months
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. You’d think there wouldn’t be much creativity when it comes to landscaping, right? lol Well, there actually is! lol It’s absolutely brimming with creativity. After all, it’ll be almost completely gone in about six months. Of course, it depends on the site conditions and weather, but 100% will be gone in a year. 100% Lisa…
The Reason Behind the Creation of the Clip Spacer (Part 2) | Prototypes by Artisans and Drinkers
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Last time, we ended with rebar that, even when lifted, ended up falling back down lol. It was just so cold at that job site that we couldn’t get the frozen rocks out lol. And even if we did manage to get them out, when we set the rocks in the hole and placed the rebar, the rocks would stick to the bedrock and we couldn’t get them out…
Small Gestures and Ingenuity | The First Place to Rust on a Car Frame
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Do you know what the “3K” means these days? Back in the day, the “3K” stood for “Hard, Dirty, Dangerous.” Nowadays, it apparently stands for “Salary, Vacation, Hope.” You might be thinking, “Hope? What’s that about???” but as long as young people are interested, that’s good enough.…