Knowledge
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NETIS登録機材とは?仕組み・メリットをわかりやすく解説 当社取扱の対象商品もご紹介
When looking for new technologies to help solve challenges on construction sites, a useful reference is the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism's "NETIS (New Technology Information System)." This article provides an overview of the NETIS system, the benefits of utilizing registered equipment, how to read registration numbers, and introduces NETIS-registered products offered by our company.
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Choosing Temporary Equipment with Confidence: Scaffolding and Construction Equipment Association of Japan and the Certification System
Construction sites involving work at heights or handling heavy objects always carry risks. In such environments, temporary scaffolding plays a vital role in supporting operational safety. To maintain and improve the safety and performance of temporary scaffolding across the entire industry, the Temporary Scaffolding Industry Association operates various certification systems. This article explains the role of the Temporary Scaffolding Industry Association, and outlines key points regarding "certified products," "approved products," "individually approved products," and "applicable factories," which are often confused on-site and in rental operations.
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Basic knowledge of construction and renovation terminology: What are Type A, B, and C work classifications?
In this article, we explain the construction classifications known as "Construction A," "Construction B," and "Construction C," which are key considerations when renovating commercial or office buildings. This will be helpful not only for construction professionals, but also for anyone currently considering an office relocation or opening a new store...
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Essential knowledge for the construction and building industry: An explanation of 4 building structures
This time, we will cover building structures, which are essential foundational knowledge for the architecture and construction industry. We have compiled the advantages and disadvantages of each structure in an easy-to-understand manner: wooden (W), steel-framed (S), reinforced concrete (RC), and steel-framed reinforced concrete (SRC). [...]
