The rules regarding the obligation to report the results of asbestos preliminary investigations have been changed!
Before starting various equipment construction, for the establishment of new site offices, renovation work, demolition work, etc.!
Are you aware that the rules regarding the obligation to report the results of preliminary asbestos surveys have changed for construction projects that commenced on April 1, 2022? Contractors are required to conduct a preliminary survey to investigate the presence or absence of asbestos in accordance with the law, regardless of the scale of the project or the contract amount, when performing demolition or renovation work on buildings and structures. Furthermore, the preliminary survey for buildings must be conducted by a registered asbestos-containing building materials investigator or a member of the Japan Asbestos Survey and Diagnosis Association. Kinsoku also conducts "asbestos surveys." Please feel free to contact us if you need our services. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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【Purpose】 ■ Before starting various equipment installations ■ Establishment of a site office ■ Renovation work ■ Demolition work *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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"Professional Group of Measurement" With the mission of achieving customer satisfaction, we have an internal structure focused on customer needs, providing services such as surveying, construction management, CM (concrete investigation), geological surveys, design planning, building inspections, environmental surveys, construction CALS/EC support, and system development that meet the "needs of the times." ◇CIM Standardization for Fiscal Year 2023 The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism has introduced ICT to construction sites with the aim of improving productivity, based on the premise of informatization. In the future, it will become commonplace to utilize three-dimensional data in construction as part of CIM standardization. At Kinsoku, we offer a one-stop service for various surveys, including shield surveying and construction surveying, as well as construction management, geological surveys, and design, thereby fully supporting the CIM standardization of construction sites in a way that aligns with construction practices.
