[Example of ZEROSAI Implementation] Wind Protection Measures During Crane Operations in Construction Work

Utilize pinpoint forecasts on-site to avoid the danger of strong winds!

We will introduce examples of the implementation of the natural disaster prevention system ZEROSAI (NETIS registration number QS-150021-VE) in civil engineering and construction work in the construction industry. It can be utilized not only for safety measures but also for creative ideas and technical proposals. Challenges on Site: Key Focus Points for Evaluation [Operational Environment] - Install the [N Sensor] near the site office to manage rainfall and wind speed. - Use the real-time wind speed values observed by the [N Sensor] to determine when to stop crane operations. - Issue a work stoppage directive when the real-time rainfall observed by the [N Sensor] exceeds the threshold value. [Purpose of Implementation] - Due to the proximity to the sea and the lack of obstructions, the wind speed often exceeds the work stoppage threshold of 10 m/s two to three times a day. Since there is a rule that crane operations must absolutely stop when the wind speed reaches 10 m/s or more, it is essential to understand the wind conditions. - When performing concrete pouring or painting work, operations cannot proceed if it rains, so it is crucial to predict, observe, and timely grasp the rainfall situation.

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