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What's the best part of drilling operations?
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. We’re drilling using drill bits, right? Here’s what a brand-new one looks like. It’s a standard ring bit. We want to use this for as long as possible, but we also want to drill as quickly as possible. So we tend to apply quite a bit of pressure while drilling…
Photos to Watch Out For | 9 Bad Examples of How Not to Take Construction Photos on Site
Hello, everyone. It’s Enta here. Another ordinary Sunday has come to an end, and it’s Monday already lol. A three-day weekend? Well… it is the end of the fiscal year, after all! lol Anyway, moving on. I often hear people ask about photography techniques that they’re curious about. I’m going to list them here lol—partly as a reminder to myself, too. 1. The government official’s body is cut off…
One of the Highlights of Construction Management | The Rewards of Working as a Slope Engineer
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. I think there are plenty of tips for making money on a job site. I suppose it varies depending on the approach and the supervisor. A common tactic is the “hidden budget” (a trick for hiding money within the budget). Well, back when I was young, a senior colleague taught me that, and I’ve been doing it ever since…
I Tried Making a Gravel Hopper | DIY Equipment
Hello, everyone. It’s Enta here. The hopper I ordered the other day is ready. Well, it’s just a gravel hopper, though lol. To everyone who’s been thinking, “Aren’t my posts boring lately!?”—I feel the same way lol. The thing is, since work on the site isn’t progressing, I can’t even go there…
Controlling the Job Site | Slope Construction Management Techniques
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Are site supervisors really that busy? Or do they just seem busy? I know I might get in trouble for saying this, but the fact is, there’s a huge difference between when they’re busy and when they’re not. The busiest times are right before heading out to the job site. As a general contractor…
The Thrill of Slope Stabilization Work | A Job That Brings You Face-to-Face with the Mountains
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. I was talking to a craftsman the other day. “I really like being on-site—because all kinds of problems come up!” I’d never thought of it that way! Site supervisors hope that work will go smoothly without a hitch. And they aim to wrap things up without any issues…



