For those of you who can't sleep because your anchor is loose!
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. We recently welcomed another young new hire to the company. She’s still a fresh-faced teenager just out of her teens. If you see her on site, please give her a warm welcome. Please take your time training her^^ Anyway, back to the topic at hand—I got a bad feeling while we were installing ground anchors…
Treating Ground Anchor Heads When Groundwater Levels Are High | Preventing Rust with Caulking
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. The other day, an acquaintance complained to me, saying, “The job postings for slope stabilization and anchor work are described in great detail, but I can’t seem to get any construction management positions!” Of course, this person is a construction manager. I bet they said it with a face like this lol …
I've hardly ever had any success repairing cracks!
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. I’m sure you’ve all tried repairing cracks in slopes before, but have you ever managed to fix them perfectly? From my own experience, I’ve never been able to do it. No matter how many times I repair them, cracks always reappear in the exact same spot. Ugh…
For Those of You Who Can't Sleep Because Your Anchor Has Come Loose | Solutions
Hello, everyone. It’s Enta. I haven’t gotten around to getting it repaired at Sports Go yet, but when I wear my rain pants with a tear in the crotch, my crotch gets cold this time of year lol. It’s a totally trivial thing, though lol. Anyway, moving on—there’s a hill that looks really sketchy while we’re installing ground anchors! The “sketchy” part here is…
Every Day Is a Process of Trial and Error | Improvements at the Slope Construction Company
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. For the past few days, I’ve been struggling like crazy to stop the water seeping in behind the sheet piles of the temporary anchors, lol. The amount of water is insane! It’s almost laughable. It’s been a while since I’ve worked on a temporary anchor project with this much water. Come to think of it, this site has a deep well…
Drilling in Areas with High Water Content | Groundwater Management
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. In my recent YouTube video about the Moldam construction method, I seem to have mistakenly referred to “Green Panel” as “Gree Panel”—my apologies to the manufacturer! I made a mistake, but since it’d be a hassle to fix, please cut me some slack lol. Here’s the video in question. Have fun spotting the mistake lol. Anyway…
For Those Who Can't Sleep Because Their Anchor Is Missing | Coping Strategies and Mindset
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. We had a good downpour the other day, didn’t we? My crotch got cold in that raincoat with a tear in the crotch lol. Not that it matters at all, though lol. Anyway, moving on—there’s a “dangerous-looking” pile here that we’re installing as part of the ground anchor work! By “dangerous-looking” here, I mean one that might come loose under tension…
Handling Anchor Heads When There Is Heavy Spring Water Flow | Construction Management Job Market Trends
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. The other day, an acquaintance complained to me, saying, “The job postings for slope stabilization and anchor work are described in great detail, but I can’t seem to get any construction management positions!” Of course, this person is a construction manager. I bet they said it with a face like this lol …
Capillary Action in Anchor Work | Why Water Seeps Out of PC Steel Strands
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. The other day, an acquaintance of mine—a construction manager and business owner—passed away after a long battle with illness. He was a true tough guy who survived the tough construction industry on his own. I wish I could have met him a little sooner. May he rest in peace. But enough of that. Regarding anchor work…