[ZEROSAI Case Study] Process Management at a Site Where Work Cannot Be Done When It Rains

Reduction of work loss due to sudden rain in engineering management! Case study of road improvement construction.

We will introduce the implementation results of the natural disaster prevention system "ZEROSAI." In the road improvement project at the Okinawa General Bureau, many processes cannot be carried out when it rains. Therefore, "ZEROSAI" was introduced for weather forecast-based process management and measures against body temperature rise. An electronic display board was installed in a location visible from anywhere on the large site to show temperature and humidity. Additionally, high-precision precipitation forecasts were used to review the processes three times a day. As a result of the implementation, not only was the weather checked at each process meeting, but emails were also sent when forecasts changed, allowing for a work process focused on efficiency and reducing work loss due to sudden rain. [Case Study] ■ Objectives - Measures against body temperature rise are necessary due to the lack of shade or barriers from hot winds. - Many processes cannot be carried out when it rains, requiring weather forecast-based process management. ■ Measures - An electronic display board was installed in a location visible from anywhere to show temperature and humidity. - High-precision precipitation forecasts were used to review the processes three times a day. ■ Effects - No one suffered from heat-related illnesses. - Work loss due to sudden rain decreased. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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