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Are measures in place to protect important workers from falling objects in the work environment? The components are compact, easy to carry and install, and easy to introduce!

The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare has revised the safety and health regulations, and Article 539-5 states that there should be a "work plan." This involves conducting and recording a survey of the work site, creating a work plan based on that survey, and informing the relevant workers to carry out the work accordingly. Are measures in place in your work environment to protect important workers from falling objects? Our proposal is the slope safety net "An'ei Net." 【Features】 - Absorbs rockfall energy due to the flexibility of high-strength raschel knitted fabric and the effectiveness of high-strength, high-elasticity rope. - Easily installable on standing trees. - Components are compact, making transportation and installation easy. - Reusable if there are no significant external damages. *For more details, please contact us or download the PDF.

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Introducing a case study of "An'ei Net" installation in rock fragmentation work.

The "An'ei Net" is a safety net for slopes. To protect workers from falling rocks during work and to prevent crushed stones from rolling down, we will introduce examples of the installation of the An'ei Net with photographs. In this case, the An'ei Net is also used to protect against stones that may fall from the work site and reach downstream houses or roads. 【Example】 ■ Client: Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism ■ Project Name: Maintenance Work for Nagai Dam in Yamagata Prefecture *For more details, please refer to the external link page or feel free to contact us.

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On-site, the workers' lives are paramount! We propose a safety net for slopes that can be easily installed on standing trees!

At K-F, we propose the safety net "An'ei Net" to protect important workers from falling objects. The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare has revised the safety and health regulations, and Article 539-5 includes "Work Plans." This requires conducting and recording an investigation of the work site, creating a work plan based on that, and informing and carrying out the work with the relevant workers. Within this "Work Plan," there are measures to prevent dangers to workers from falling objects, and in the "Investigation and Record" section, there is an item regarding "the work location and below it..." Are measures being taken in your work environment to protect important workers from falling objects? 【Features】 ■ The flexibility of high-strength raschel knitted fabric and the effectiveness of high-strength, high-elasticity rope absorb a wide range of falling rock energy (maximum falling rock energy 100 kJ). ■ Easily installable on standing trees. ■ The high shock absorption performance of the net and rope reduces the load acting on the support posts. ■ Components are compact, making transport and installation easy. ■ Can be reused if there are no major injuries. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Based on practical experience in support companies and business companies, SBS Marketing Co., Ltd. provides consulting services related to marketing, sales promotion, and customer acquisition primarily in the BtoB (business-to-business) sector. On October 2, 2025 (Thursday), we published the "Notice of Content Gift List Page Update 13." We are introducing the "Useful for Business! Downloadable Content" page, which has added 8 contents and updated 1 content. (Page Overview: Excerpts) ■ Added 3 contents to the core of marketing: 'Strategy and Tactics'! ■ Added 2 contents and updated 1 content on 'Behavioral Psychology Techniques,' which can be a shortcut to business success! ■ Added 1 content on 'Human Resource Evaluation and Management,' which is also important in marketing organizations! ■ You won't regret knowing this! Added 2 contents on 'Trivia in the Marketing World'! ▼ For more details, please visit this page. https://sbsmarketing.co.jp/blog/notice-of-content-gift-list-page-update13-2025-10/

―― Is attendance management becoming a "burden" without you realizing it? A seminar to quickly learn about common issues and their solutions ―― We will be holding our attendance management web seminar in October, which takes place several times a year! The content is new, so whether you have participated in our webinars before or not, please feel free to join us. Date and Time: October 15 (Wednesday) 13:00- October 22 (Wednesday) 11:00- *Both days will cover the same content *Please check the link below for registration. In this seminar, we will recreate common situations in the workplace in a short drama format for easy understanding, and introduce specific solutions to each issue. This content is especially recommended for those who think, "I'm not struggling now, but I want to know information for the future." Common workplace "situations" can be a trigger for improvement. We will clearly present the challenges and countermeasures of attendance management. Recommended for: ❏ Those who take a long time to compile monthly attendance ❏ Those who tend to postpone compliance with legal revisions ❏ Those who currently have no major complaints but want to know hints for improvement ❏ Those who want to refer to initiatives and examples from other companies

On Monday, September 22, the Japan Meteorological Agency announced its three-month forecast for October to December. Due to the continued influence of conditions similar to the La Niña phenomenon until around December, the westerly winds are expected to flow more to the north than usual from October to early November, making it likely that warm air will cover the entire country. From late November to December, the westerly winds are expected to meander southward near Japan, and there may be periods when the winter pressure pattern strengthens. In December, the region is likely to be affected by cold air, and temperatures in western and eastern Japan are expected to be around or lower than the average for the season. For more details, please visit our website.

~ Are lightweight, flexible solar panels becoming mainstream? ~ Film-type perovskite solar cells, organic thin-film solar cells, and lightweight crystalline silicon solar cells are all lightweight and flexible solar panels that stand apart from the traditional "heavy and rigid" panels and are now vying for the spotlight. 〇 Why is "lightweight" gaining attention now? Conventional solar panels are heavy, and due to structural limitations, there have been many cases where they cannot be installed on roofs. This has been particularly true for small to medium-sized factories, warehouses, and hospitals in urban areas, where weight restrictions have become a barrier to installation. This is where the "lightweight and flexible" new panels come into focus. 〇 The key to full-scale development towards 2040: "Perovskite solar cells" The film-type perovskite solar cells are expected to drive future growth. - If you're considering installation, now is the chance! Kenneth Energy Development supports companies in reducing electricity costs and achieving environmental management through industrial rooftop solar power generation.

The latest "Calcophyllite Solar Cells" have been installed at the international terminal building of Fukuoka Airport. These solar cells are characterized by their ultra-lightweight and thin design, weighing only 0.8 kg per square meter. Because they can be installed without putting a burden on the roofs of buildings and facilities, they are attracting attention as a technology that greatly expands the possibilities of solar power generation in the future. The installation and demonstration experiments will be conducted by Kyuden Mirai Energy. The solar cells are provided by PXP Corporation, the construction is handled by Kyudenko, and the installation support is provided by JGC Corporation, with performance and construction feasibility being verified from December 2025 to February 2026. Particularly in places like airports, the shape of the roof and the impact of reflected light are also important verification points. This time, practical usability will be confirmed, including those factors. Fukuoka Airport is also planning an exhibition to introduce the details of the experiment. The day may soon come when lightweight and high-performance solar cells become the "norm" in future buildings.