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Obtained "Construction Technology Review Certification." A pile structure that achieves a small installation area and shortened construction period. Initial installation costs are reduced, making it an economically advantageous countermeasure.

Urban Guard is suitable for debris flow and driftwood measures in non-flowing streams (small-scale streams). It is a construction method that excels in workability and contributes to shortening construction periods. The installation cost is low, and by performing stone removal and other maintenance after installation, it allows for repeated capture of debris flows and driftwood, thus keeping both initial and running costs down. It features a pile-type (pile foundation) structure, which minimizes changes to the riverbed ground and shortens the construction period. It is expected to be installed in sites requiring urgent safety measures with a short construction period. Additionally, it can be installed regardless of the foundation conditions or land acquisition in the upstream area since it does not use anchors in the upstream section. - Suitable for debris flow and driftwood measures in non-flowing streams (small-scale streams) - Pile-type (pile foundation) structure that achieves a small installation area and shortened construction period - Reduced initial installation costs, making it an economically advantageous measure - Capable of capturing repeated debris flows and driftwood - Adopts high-strength supports with excellent "ductility" function Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism New Technology Information System (NETIS) Registration Number: KT-210079-A Construction Technology Review Certificate: No. 1901 (General Incorporated Foundation, Sediment Disaster Prevention and Landslide Technology Center) *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

• Erosion control works

An energy-absorbing rockfall protection fence boasting overwhelming adoption results!

The "ARC Fence" is a rockfall protection fence primarily installed on slopes to protect roads and homes from falling rocks. It offers six types corresponding to rockfall energies of 61 kJ, 106 kJ, 223 kJ, 316 kJ, 504 kJ, and 1,002 kJ, and all construction from drilling to fence installation can be done manually, making it economically efficient for rockfall measures on slopes. Additionally, by adjusting the spacing between the posts, it can be arranged in various terrains, and its lightweight and simple structure allows for easy installation. ■ Supports rockfall energy up to 1,002 kJ ■ Applicable to various terrains ■ Simple structure with excellent workability and cost-effectiveness ■ Extensive adoption track record nationwide Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism New Technology Information System (NETIS) Registration Number: CB-020004-VE *Publication ended NETIS Evaluation Promotion Technology for Fiscal Year 2017 *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

• Road construction
• Railway Construction
• Other civil engineering works

Vertical erosion sediment control fence with excellent sediment capture performance and maintenance management.

The "Slope Guard Fence Type LE" is a vertical type of collapse debris protection fence designed to catch collapsing soil near roads or behind houses. It prevents the outflow of soil using panel-type wire nets and wire mesh installed between the support posts. Due to its pile foundation structure, where the posts are directly embedded into the ground, it can be installed in various locations, including sites with limited space or on slopes. By adjusting the height of the fence, it is possible to secure pocket capacity for soil accumulation, minimizing alterations to the slope. It can withstand rockfall energy up to 318 kJ, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. ■ Measures against collapsing soil near roads and behind houses ■ Vertical protection fence with pile foundation structure ■ Structure considering soil impact force and accumulated soil pressure Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism New Technology Information Provision System (NETIS) Registration Number: HR-100008-VR *Registration period has ended "Evaluation Promotion Technology (New Technology Utilization System Study Meeting (Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism))" *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

• Road construction
• Railway Construction
• Pile and foundation work

Vertical fences effective for a wide range of measures from avalanche prevention to avalanche protection.

The "Slope Guard Fence Type LS" is a vertical cantilever prevention, avalanche prevention, and avalanche protection fence primarily installed along roadsides or behind houses to prevent avalanche damage. It is designed considering slope snow pressure, load during snow, and avalanche impact force, making it suitable for both avalanche prevention works (cantilever prevention fences, avalanche prevention fences) and avalanche protection works (avalanche protection fences). ■ Avalanche measures for roadsides and behind houses ■ Vertical protective fence with a pile foundation structure ■ Effective for both avalanche prevention and avalanche protection Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism New Technology Information Provision System (NETIS) Registration Number: HR-100008-VR *Publication period has ended "Evaluation Promotion Technology (New Technology Utilization System Study Meeting (Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism))" *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

• Road construction
• Railway Construction
• Other civil engineering works

A reinforced soil wall with a proven track record of absorbing large-scale impacts using reinforced soil.

The "Geo-Lock Wall" is a reinforced earth wall designed to absorb falling rocks, landslides, and collapsing soil, primarily along roadsides and behind residential houses. It can withstand rockfall energy of up to 5500 kJ and is utilized for a wide range of rockfall countermeasures from small to large scale. It primarily uses soil and geosynthetics as materials. Due to the unique flexible structure of soil structures, it efficiently absorbs impacts and can handle large-scale impact energy. Because it is a soil structure, it can be installed in various terrains, including sites with limited installation space, sites with vertical gradients, and sites with valley topography. Additionally, it does not transmit impact forces to the supporting ground, so in most cases, ground improvement treatments are not necessary. ■ Rockfall, landslide, and collapsing soil countermeasures using reinforced earth ■ Capable of withstanding rockfall energy up to 5500 kJ ■ Available in three types according to the scale of rockfall ■ Over 540 adoption records nationwide Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism New Technology Information System (NETIS) Registration Number: HR-990009-V *Registration period has ended NETIS Fiscal Year 2016 Semi-Recommendation Technology *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

• Road construction
• Railway Construction
• Retaining wall

The WSG (Web Sustainability Guidelines) provides best practices for web sustainability based on the latest evidence and research. In this seminar, we will discuss the social background that necessitates the WSG, the structure and content of the WSG based on the latest draft, and surrounding trends. ■ Recommended for: - Web personnel from companies that focus on providing products or services aimed at solving social issues. - Web personnel from organizations actively working on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). - Web personnel looking for new themes or approaches to further enhance the quality of their company's website. *Please refrain from applying if you are from a competing company or an individual. ■ Agenda: 1. What are the Web Sustainability Guidelines (WSG)? 2. Background necessitating the WSG. 3. Structure and content of the WSG (UX design/Web development/Hosting, infrastructure, systems/Business strategy and product management). 4. Future trends of the WSG and the future of sustainable web design. 5. Q&A session. *Please note that the content of the above agenda may change without prior notice. Thank you for your understanding.

G-Smart Co., Ltd. will hold a recorded webinar to publicly share the recorded footage of the live stream "Building Management DX Business Demo WEEK" for a limited two-week period in July. Smart Attack V3 is a no-code field reporting app that allows users to complete reporting tasks on their smartphones and share and manage the report content in real time. In this webinar, we will introduce the methods for creating and managing reports using Smart Attack V3, focusing on reporting tasks related to building management, with a different theme each day over the two-week period, accompanied by easy-to-understand demonstrations. Please take this opportunity to register. ★★★ Recommended for ★★★ - Those who manage reports for cleaning, move-in/move-out, equipment inspections, etc., using paper or Excel. - Those who feel challenges in unifying and digitizing reports that differ by task. - Those considering a no-code reporting tool that fits their company's operations. ★★★ Event Schedule ★★★ Period: July 6 (Monday) to July 17 (Friday) from 15:00 to 15:30 * Each theme will be held on different days of the week. Monday: Equipment Inspection, Tuesday: Cleaning, Wednesday: Security, Thursday: Meter Reading, Friday: Move-in/Move-out Check.

Decarbonization is currently shifting its positioning from "cost management" to "enhancing competitiveness," and we are entering an era where mere regulatory compliance is no longer sufficient. With the strengthening of sustainability labeling regulations and the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), the environmental value of products has transcended corporate responsibility and become a crucial element in market competition. On the other hand, many companies are facing challenges such as: - The complexity of CFP calculation and environmental labeling requirements makes it difficult to know how to proceed. - How to balance regulatory compliance with enhancing competitiveness (differentiation). - Difficulty in prioritizing ISCC certification and CBAM compliance. In this seminar, we will invite Wastebox Co., Ltd., which has extensive consulting experience in the environmental field, to introduce ideas and specific examples on how to connect responses to decarbonization and the circular economy to business growth from both "offensive" and "defensive" perspectives. ■ Part 1: "Understanding the Environmental Value of Products from Offensive and Defensive Perspectives: How to Leverage Decarbonization and the Circular Economy for Differentiation and Regulatory Compliance" ■ Part 2: "Why Are We Entering an Era of Product Environmental Value Now? (Tentative Title)" ■ Part 3: "Introduction of Services Supporting the Reliability of Product Environmental Value"

The requirements for quality management systems in the automotive industry are becoming increasingly sophisticated year by year, and a more nuanced understanding and appropriate response are required for obtaining and maintaining IATF 16949 certification. In particular, the application of Rules 6th Edition has led to changes in the audit process and certification requirements, making it essential to understand these accurately. In this webinar, we will clearly explain the latest trends in IATF 16949 certification and the key points of Rules 6th Edition from the perspective of auditors, directly relating to practical applications.

In the food industry, as the importance of ensuring quality and safety continues to rise, there is a growing demand for understanding international food safety standards and appropriately responding to the latest requirements. In FSSC 22000 Ver. 7, aspects such as "food safety culture," "risk-based thinking," "unannounced audits," and "supplier management" have been strengthened, making corporate responses crucial. In this webinar, Mr. Hiroshi Ideta, Regional Representative for Japan and Korea at the FSSC Foundation, will explain the latest trends in domestic and international food safety standards and the trends of certified companies. Bureau Veritas will introduce the key points of the FSSC 22000 Ver. 7 revision. If you are considering how to respond to the standard revision or want to understand the latest trends, please join us. ■ Part 1: "Domestic and International Trends Surrounding Food Safety Standards and Trends of FSSC 22000 Certified Organizations" 　　　　Mr. Hiroshi Ideta, Regional Representative for Japan and Korea, FSSC Foundation ■ Part 2: "Explanation of Key Points of FSSC 22000 Ver. 7 Revision" 　　　　Bureau Veritas Japan Co., Ltd., System Certification Business Division, Technical Department 　　　　ISO/FSSC22000 Auditor, Koichi Mukai