We have released the disaster prevention light option [Three-color indicator light].

Display construction site hazards in three levels! Great for safety measures and disaster prevention!

The "Disaster Prevention System ZEROSAI" registered under the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism NETIS registration number QS-150021VE has newly released the "Three-Color Indicator Light" as an optional feature of the "Disaster Prevention Light." In addition to the standard electronic display boards and rotating lights, we offer three types of three-color indicator lights. With lighting corresponding to three levels of danger—Level 1 (Green), Level 2 (Yellow), and Level 3 (Red)—you can quickly assess and implement measures based on each level at a glance. We have a proven track record in both civil engineering and construction. Please feel free to utilize our creativity and technical proposals. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Sharing weather information on LINE WORKS, Wowtalk, and Microsoft Teams.

The disaster prevention system ZEROSAI has been linked with NETIS registration number QS-150021-VE and various business chats. It allows for instant information sharing during sudden weather changes at construction sites. The business chats that have been integrated are as follows: LINE WORKS direct Wowtalk Microsoft Teams Previously, notifications were only sent via email when weather information exceeded the standard values, but now notifications will also be sent on your business chat to prevent information leaks. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Automatic notification of weather information at construction sites on LINE WORKS, instantly informing about sudden changes in weather conditions at the site.

The disaster prevention system ZEROSAI has become compatible with LINE WORKS, with NETIS registration number QS-150021-VE. In construction sites such as civil engineering and building construction, when dangerous conditions like heavy rain or strong winds approach, automatic notifications can be sent via LINE WORKS. Since weather information can be shared with all relevant parties on LINE WORKS, it enables the prevention of oversights and smooth information sharing and instructions. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Automatic notification of weather information at construction sites on Direct; instant alerts for sudden changes in weather conditions at the site.

The disaster prevention system ZEROSAI has become compatible with the business chat platform Direct, with NETIS registration number QS-150021-VE. In construction sites such as civil engineering and building projects, notifications can be sent via Direct when dangerous conditions like heavy rain or strong winds arise. Since weather information can be shared with all relevant parties on Direct, it helps prevent oversights and enables smooth information sharing and instructions. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*

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Quantifying the utilization of weather information! Let's score based on the responses and consider countermeasures!

In this checklist, by answering all 11 questions, you can quantify your company's utilization of weather information during localized heavy rainfall and quickly identify issues. The diagnostic items include "understanding the weather," such as "I don't really understand what the signs of sudden heavy rain, like linear precipitation zones, are," and "information gathering," such as "I don't have a habit of checking weather information." We also provide detailed explanations of the issues for each item (what is not understood) and the diagnostic results, so please download it and make use of it. [Contents] ■ How to use ■ Diagnostic section *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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The habit of continuously collecting various weather information related to the site is the key to enhancing safety!

In recent years, there has been a notable increase in heavy rain disasters, with both the frequency and duration of heavy rainfall events, as well as the number of landslide incidents, showing an upward trend. To avoid damage from localized heavy rainfall, it is important not only to monitor warnings and advisories but also to early detect "signs of localized heavy rain" from information about rain and clouds, and to make "comprehensive judgments" in conjunction with established criteria. The related catalog introduces a recommended flow for making judgments using weather information. Please utilize it to enhance safety on-site and for decision-making in operations. 【5 Weather Information Checkpoints】 ■ Are there any days or time periods in the coming week when it will rain? ■ Are there any advisories or warnings regarding rain? ■ Are there any advisory notifications concerning linear precipitation bands? ■ What is the expected rainfall during the forecasted time periods, and how much rain is expected each hour? ■ Is there a risk of strong precipitation areas approaching the site that could bring more rain than the site standards? *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Not just linear precipitation zones? By understanding signs and trends, we can detect indications more quickly.

I will introduce the "Mechanism of Localized Heavy Rainfall." When a large amount of warm, moist air flows into the lower atmosphere and cold air flows in from above, the atmospheric conditions become very unstable, leading to the development of cumulonimbus clouds. As cumulonimbus clouds form successively in the same location and move eastward, they create a linear precipitation zone, causing heavy rain to persist in the same area. The related catalog provides a more detailed explanation of why localized heavy rainfall occurs, including examples from the heavy rain in northern Kyushu. Please take a look. [Development and Continuation of Cumulonimbus Clouds] - When a large amount of warm, moist air flows into the lower atmosphere and cold air flows in from above, the atmospheric conditions become very unstable, leading to the development of cumulonimbus clouds. - Cumulonimbus clouds form successively in the same location and move eastward, creating a linear precipitation zone that causes heavy rain to persist in the same area. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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We will introduce examples of accidents that have occurred in the workplace, such as the incident where five workers were swept away.

In recent years, natural disasters have frequently occurred in Japan, with some region being affected by disasters every year, resulting in significant damage. On August 19, 2009, a flash flood occurred in a drainage channel flowing through Higawa in Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture, sweeping away five workers who were working near the entrance to the underground section of the channel. The related catalog provides detailed explanations of the damage that occurred at the actual work site, including an overview and the weather conditions at the time. Understanding what events have happened in the past may help raise awareness in nearby work sites. Please feel free to download and take a look. 【Damage Case】 <CASE 1: Flash flood in a drainage channel in Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture, sweeping away five workers, four of whom died> ■ On August 19, 2009, at 2 PM, a flash flood occurred in a drainage channel flowing through Higawa in Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture. ■ It is believed that the water depth before the increase was approximately 30 to 50 centimeters. ■ According to the Okinawa Meteorological Observatory, the atmospheric conditions above the site were unstable at the time of the incident, with a thunderstorm warning issued in the morning and a heavy rain and flood warning issued in the afternoon. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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To ensure safety at construction sites! Introducing materials related to linear precipitation zone information.

In recent years, natural disasters have been frequent in Japan. Every year, some region in the country is struck by disasters, suffering significant damage. In particular, there has been a notable increase in heavy rain disasters in recent years, with rising frequencies and durations of heavy rain occurrences, as well as an increase in the number of landslide disasters. This document introduces key points that site managers should be aware of regarding how to confront the dangers of heavy rain at construction sites in order to mitigate damage. Please feel free to download and review it. [Contents] ■ Introduction ■ Chapter 1: Case Studies of Damage from Localized Heavy Rain ■ Chapter 2: Is it Only Linear Precipitation Belts? The Mechanism of Localized Heavy Rain Occurrence ■ Chapter 3: Five Measures to Avoid Damage from Localized Heavy Rain ■ Conclusion *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Are you struggling to explain "safety" to the client using just drawings? • The risks in blind spots are difficult to convey to the client through drawings alone. • Safety measures often become a target for cost reduction, making it hard to communicate their necessity. • There is a concern that the client might say, "It's more dangerous than I thought," after completion. Risks that are clear to design professionals are not easily understood intuitively by clients who are outside the field. This document is not just a simple explanation of sensor functions; it is a guide to visually explain "why sensors are necessary in those locations." It can be used directly as explanatory material for clients. Here are three key points for utilizing this document: 1. Visualization of Risks Blind spots during departure and contact risks within the site are illustrated clearly. 2. Clarification of Selection Criteria A comparison table outlines the differences between complex sensor types such as infrared, ultrasonic, and loop coils. 3. Diagram of System Configuration It illustrates not just the sensors alone, but how they are combined with rotating lights and control panels, providing practical assistance for electrical equipment design. Please make use of this to prevent "rework after completion" and "accident risks."

In facilities operating nurse call systems, we have made bed exit sensors wireless, allowing them to notify in conjunction with the nurse call system. By simply connecting the mat sensor "Foldable Thin Matt-kun," the body movement call "Ugo-kun," and the wheelchair body movement call "Ayumi-chan" to the transmitter HB-RS, you can make the bed exit sensor wireless. The infrared sensor "Just Place Pole-kun" has the transmitter HB-RS built-in. This helps prevent accidents caused by falls, slips, or wandering, contributing to the efficiency of medical operations. 【Features】 ○ Wireless conversion by simply connecting existing sensors to the transmitter HB-WSK. ○ Bed exit sensors notify wirelessly in conjunction with the nurse call system. ○ Up to 5 transmitters can be registered with one receiver. ○ The communication distance between the transmitter and receiver is approximately 10 meters. ◎ For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

We will update articles that answer questions like, "What kind of company is it?" "What is the atmosphere at the site?" and "Is it okay to leave it to you?" Specific examples of articles: ● Behind the Quality of Delivery Innovations in loading, considerations for routes, voices from the field, etc. ● Strengths of Askul Logist Why is the quality stable, and why are we strong in the Tokyo metropolitan area? ● Logistics Insights Useful for Shippers Hints for site improvement and how to respond when troubles occur. ● Initiatives with Existing Shippers Real examples of "what we are being evaluated for." We will provide "honest information" that is useful for sales, our colleagues on-site, and shipper companies.

We will introduce the implementation results of the sensor technology developed by the Hotron Group, which has been cultivated over more than half a century, through customer case studies. In addition to automatic door sensors, we also offer a wide range of vehicle detection sensors and nursing/care sensors. We have many implementation examples available, so please take a look at the case study page.

Full and empty management refers to the real-time display of parking availability and the management of efficient use of parking spaces. By utilizing Hotron's sensors, drivers can quickly discover available parking spaces, achieving efficient parking lot operations. ■ For large parking lots, the "floor management method" and "block management method," which focus on cost reduction, are recommended. Sensors are installed at regular intervals to count the number of vehicles passing through. This method offers the advantage of easy installation and low costs. 【Target Products】 - Vehicle Count Sensor CCS2 - Ultrasonic Sensor HM-UX2/UW2 ■ For smaller scale operations, the "space management method," which installs sensors in each parking space to display availability with high accuracy, is recommended. By ensuring accurate full and empty displays, it helps prevent unnecessary entry of new vehicles and enables safe parking lot operations. 【Target Products】 - Occupancy Detection Sensor HM-UX2/UW2 - Occupancy/Pass Detection Sensor HM-LC6 - Occupancy Detection Sensor HM-LC7/LC7-FLS - Occupancy/Pass Detection Sensor HM-S6 - Occupancy Detection Sensor HM-S8