New Summer Precautions Starting with This Year's Construction Projects | COVID-19 & Heatstroke

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

What are your plans for preventing heatstroke this summer!?

Mask

On the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare's website

"Compared to when you are not wearing a mask, your body may be under greater strain, as your heart rate, respiratory rate, blood carbon dioxide levels, and perceived temperature may all increase."

It says so.

And,

"Wearing a mask in hot or humid conditions may increase the risk of heatstroke, so please remove your mask when you are outdoors and can maintain a sufficient distance (at least 2 meters) from others."

 

I wonder what it'll be like at the construction site?

It'll probably be scorching hot again this year.

For now, it’s essential to work while wearing the air-conditioned suit, but what about the mask?

 

It seems likely that a director who’s absolutely in favor of wearing masks will emerge. (Especially the inflexible, stick-in-the-mud type from a major studio.)

Since the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare has adopted the approach described above, it might be worth giving them a call, lol (though I don't know if they'll actually listen).

 

I did some research, and it turns out there are quite a few face shields for helmets.

But it’s funny how a lot of these things are clearly not even meant to be used in the field, lol.

I mean, I guess when the wind is strong, it’ll probably just fly away, or it’ll keep hitting my arm every time, lol.

While a little patience is unavoidable, I think we need to consider the possibility that if work efficiency drops too much, it could become a source of frustration for everyone.

 

Well, basically, you should just work from a distance of 2 meters, but there are times when that’s not possible.

So, I found something that made me think, “Hey, this might work!”

Helmet SC-21PCLS RA3 KP Samurai II

Midori Safety'sFull-Face Shield HelmetThat's it.

This is great, isn't it!

Helmet SC-21PCLS RA3 KP Samurai II

We'll need some arrows pointing inward, too, lol.

Helmet SC-21PCLS RA3 KP Samurai II

It looks something like this.

This has the same effect as a mask, doesn't it?

We are effectively preventing the spread of droplets.

 

As long as you use this consistently, I don't think you'll be called out on it.

But! The problem is the price.

It's crazy expensive lol

About 10,000.

I think a standard helmet designed to protect against flying and falling objects generally costs around 5,000 yen.

That's twice as much, isn't it?

 

If I wear it with my air-conditioned suit, the breeze will come from around my neck, so it should be okay inside the helmet... but it's expensive.

The other day, when I tried to buy 40 of them—including a few spares—it came to about 400,000... 400,000 for a helmet...

No, no... No, no... I'm thinking, "Oh man, this is a problem," lol.

 

Considering heatstroke and safety, I think it’s a good idea.

But seriously, that price is a bit much lol. It's way too expensive!! lol

 

I think the safety measures implemented by the general contractor are certainly being scrutinized in terms of COVID-19 safety management as well!

So, I'll think about some other options, too. (Does that mean the general contractor will cover it!? ...lol)

If any good ideas come up, I'll be sure to let you all know, and I'll let our general contractor know right away.

If you have any good ideas, please let me know.

By the way, I pretty much searched everywhere online and didn't find anything good lol.

Most of them just got blown away by the strong wind, lol.

I'll try to come up with some inexpensive solutions.

 

See you later.

    • Entertainment エンタ says:

      Thank you as always.

      I've already checked it out, and I'm thinking, "This is probably going to get blown away by a sudden gust of wind on site, right?" lol

      I think the helmet visor is probably the best product out there these days.

      But it's expensive...

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