Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
Have you ever worked alone on a job site?
I do.
I can manage on my own, and I still believe I can do it.
And they even drilled a hole, lol
That's a really bad way of thinking, isn't it?
For someone who's the CEO! lol
But I just end up thinking it's no big deal. (I don't do that anymore!)
That's why I end up overconfident, thinking it'll be fine even if I'm the only one on site.
I'm sure he wasn't overconfident, but the other day, an accident like this happened.
What if I wasn't alone?
Maybe they could have been rescued right away?
That's just what I end up thinking.
With that in mind, I generally don't do any work when I'm alone on site.
Or it would be better to switch to work that won't cause injuries, right?
Taking a break would probably be best, but naturally, we don't want to stop work on site.
Come to think of it, I guess it’s things like organizing your space to prevent injuries and making little adjustments here and there, right?
Perhaps due to the recent labor shortage, the number of people on site has dropped dramatically.
We have no choice but to manage the site with a small staff, which is extremely difficult.
Since keeping the machines running is crucial to our progress—and our bottom line—...
These are becoming difficult times.
In any case, safety comes first!
It's safe, I promise!!
Let's be careful on our way there!
Golden Week is just around the corner!!
It’s a great time of year to work, so let’s take our time and stay focused!
See you later.
