Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
The other day, a tweet like this was posted.
Huuuuuh.
He's actually doing it, isn't he? https://t.co/aKBCBIig69 pic.twitter.com/LvRACTsuPY— zaCo SETSU [Official] 🔞 The Plumber Who Wants to Know What Defeat Feels Like (@zaCoSETSU) January 15, 2024
While the equipment contractor has clearly laid out the work area, the rebar contractor plans to place the rebar on top of it.
If you think about it logically, the rebar contractor would avoid that spot when installing the rebar, right? (Isn't that just common sense?)
Nevertheless, rebar has been installed.
Ultimately, in this case, it seems likely that we’ll end up removing the core from this location.
What about us?
For example, if the slope contractor’s zabuton frame is poorly constructed, it will be difficult to install the load-bearing plate.
If that happens, the anchor shop will have one more job to do.
That's just so heartless, isn't it?
What do you think of construction work that prioritizes only its own interests?
Our work is subject to the prime contractor's decision, but the final decision rests with the government agency.
It’s a problem for the general contractor, too. They don’t know what to tell the government office.
So I think the general contractor's supervisor will have no choice but to have someone else do the repairs.
From the government agency's perspective, it's irrelevant. (They won't accept it unless it matches the specified drawings.)
In civil engineering, we work with a large number of people.
If you cut corners on the step before that, it will hold you back until the very end.
And this will result in an overall loss of profit.
If the contractor responsible for the previous phase had carried out the work accurately and properly, things shouldn't have gone wrong.
What's more, there's no doubt that the company will definitely be recognized for this!
The director isn't stupid, so he's watching, too.
You'll find yourself thinking, "Oh, I'll go with that company again!"
Project managers are human, too, so they prioritize contractors who are convenient for them (and who do the work properly)!
One for all, all for oneWe used to say that back in elementary school, didn't we?
Ultimately, I think this isn't just an issue within a single company, but also an issue between companies (or vendors).
"I guess it'd be easier to set it up like this for the next step," or something like that,
"It would probably be easier if I did it that way," or something like that,
I think he’s the kind of craftsman who can think that way.
It’s nice to have the leeway to just go ahead and create work for the next contractor like that, isn’t it? ^^
It's really cool to have a job where you can do things for others even while you're working.
The reason why people who can't do something never seem to be able to do it is probably because they only focus on themselves.
And yet, there are a lot of people who are really picky about how they’re judged, aren’t there? lol (Need for validation)
I think if you work with the awareness that someone is always watching you and that you’re always being evaluated by someone, you’ll be able to do a good job.
Well, reviews don't matter at all! I just want to do a good job!—Craftsmen who say that are so damn cool, lol.
Let's do our best.
See you later
