"Earthquake! Protecting workers from falling objects" BCP measures that factory managers can implement.

Many installation achievements in major manufacturers' factories! An emergency evacuation destination, the "Earthquake Shelter," which allows for size selection and easy installation. *Introducing case studies (customer feedback).

In 2021, there were six earthquakes in Japan that exceeded a seismic intensity of 5. During the Kumamoto earthquake, many factories were affected, with reports indicating that nearly 30% of companies had employees who suffered damage, in addition to damage to equipment and buildings. As the SDGs become a global trend, many companies are also advancing BCP measures such as earthquake-resistant construction of buildings. The "Earthquake Shelter" addresses the challenges of implementing earthquake-resistant construction. ■ The financial burden of earthquake-resistant construction is significant. ■ It is not possible to stop using the building for long periods. ■ The building is vast, but there are only a few workers involved. ■ We want to ensure the safety of employees during the long-term earthquake-resistant construction. The "Earthquake Shelter" has the following features that protect against falling objects during an earthquake, including lighting, air conditioning, and slate. ■ Components that meet strict strength standards for construction machinery operator seats are used, and they also excel in design. ■ The unit connection structure allows for size selection based on the number of evacuees. ■ Windows made of polycarbonate allow visibility of the outside. ■ Easy to install, and can be moved when changing the line configuration. *For more details, please refer to the product catalog or case studies, or contact us.*

Earthquake-proof and vibration-damping equipment