Adjustment of Market Unit Prices for Rebar Insertion Work Based on Site Conditions (Site Condition III)
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. This is the final installment in our series on Site Conditions III! If you haven’t seen the previous posts, check them out here: What Does the Application of Site Conditions Mean for Market Unit Prices for Rebar Insertion Workers? (Site Conditions I) What Does the Application of Site Conditions Mean for Market Unit Prices for Rebar Insertion Workers? (Site Conditions II) Site Conditions…
Adjustment of Market Unit Prices for Rebar Insertion Workers Based on Site Conditions (Site Conditions II)
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Today, I’m continuing from my previous post: “What Does ‘Adjustment for Site Conditions’ Mean in Market Unit Prices for Rebar Insertion Work? (Site Conditions I).” If you haven’t read the previous post on Site Conditions I, please check it out above. Now, since this post is titled “Site Conditions II,” let’s start by asking: What exactly are Site Conditions II? In the previous post…
Adjustment of Market Unit Prices for Rebar Installation Based on Site Conditions (Site Conditions I)
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. I received a question about the application of Site Conditions I, II, and III in rebar insertion work, so I thought I’d write about it. Site Condition I: This refers to drilling using a suspended core drill, as is well known. With this drilling method, a crane is always required…
Tips for Site Conditions II | How to Identify Areas Prone to Collapse
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Here in Aichi Prefecture, we’ve been having heavy rain in various areas for the past few days. The area where I live is relatively—well, there aren’t any mountains here. So there’s no risk of landslides. If the area behind your house is designated as a steep slope zone, you should definitely be extra careful. Landslides…