Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
When it rains, the ground becomes unstable all at once due to the effects of the Noto Peninsula earthquake.
I'm very worried.
Even a light rain can cause water to seep into areas where the ground has become loose, and the weight of the water can cause the ground to collapse.
Please be extra careful if your home is located behind a mountain.
But that's beside the point.
When Things Don't Go Well on Site
You know what I mean. That kind of situation.
Frequent hose clogs, machine malfunctions, and human errors.
Other problems...
There are always situations like that.
However, since problems aren't something you can control on your own,
SteadilyHandled it as usual (work)Please do so.
When handling problems on-site, stick to the basics.
It's best not to try any new, unconventional methods.
We will handle this using our usual methods, construction procedures, and staffing arrangements.
If you do anything out of the ordinary when dealing with a problem, it will lead to a disaster.
If you take a different approach than usual, there is a risk that it could lead to a different kind of problem, and
It becomes difficult to identify the root cause.
We have some projects that aren't going well here, too.
However, if you simply focus on doing what you can, step by step and without distraction, things will gradually improve.
Don't panic; take a good look at the situation and think it through.
Please think carefully about what you should do.
The only problem is, it's a hassle when the general contractor's office manager and their employees start making a big fuss, lol.
It’s because people make such a fuss that things end up going in a weird direction, doesn’t it?
People like that tend to blow things out of proportion.
And when the kind of people who make a big fuss have had their say and things calm down, they’ll say, “It’s all thanks to me that this got resolved—you guys are the ones at fault.”
He starts saying stuff like that, lol.
I bet there are a lot of you out there who thought, “Oh, that’s so true! I know exactly what you mean!” right? lol
This tendency is pretty common among a very small number of general contractor employees, lol.
We, the construction company, will carry on calmly and steadily—just as usual, just as usual!
Let's go!
Especially at disaster sites, where things are chaotic, problems tend to arise.
Even in a place like that, just act like you always do!!
See you later.
