30日目
今日は土間下の砕石敷き
ダンプで砕石搬入→バックホーで敷き均し→転圧
にゃんことスコップ使用で人力でも敷均し
途中で終了で
明日引き続き作業
砕石搬入
砕石敷き均し
イメージ
転圧
これで終了
その前に砕石上のコンクリート打設に使う配筋用の削孔作業
こんなイメージ
これにアンカーを挿すよと
削孔して薬入れてアンカー取り付け
小さい会社だと何でもやれるｗ
後施工だと改修工事でやったな
建具工事で宮城でやって基礎じゃないけど覚えある
今までは派遣で大手ゼネコン行ってたけど
管理だけだったから
具体的にほぼ写真のみ
6年やってて
スキル上げるなら派遣あかん
関東のサブコンのときは色々出来たが
会社による
金は悪くないけど
長い目で見たらスキル上げなあかん
派遣から大手行く人もいるんだろうけど
厳しいだろう
それにしても70歳くらいの熟練工の方々もよく動く
まだまだ若いな
70歳じゃ全然働ける
まだまだ働ける
呼吸してる間は働けるね
終了
ばいばい
Day 30
Today, we laid crushed stone under the dirt floor.
Bringing in crushed stone with a dump truck → Leveling it with a backhoe → Compacting it
Leveling it by hand with a shovel and a cat
Stopped midway through.
Continued work tomorrow.
Bringing in crushed stone
Leveling the crushed stone
Image
Compacting it
Finished.
Before that, drilling holes for the reinforcement that will be used to pour concrete on top of the crushed stone.
Image
We’ll insert anchors here.
Drill holes, fill with compound, and install anchors.
Small companies can do anything, lol.
We did post-construction work on renovation projects.
We did it in Miyagi for joinery work, but it wasn’t a foundation. I remember that very well.
Until then, I’d been working as a temporary worker for a major general contractor,
But I was only in management.
Specifically, I only saw photos.
I’ve been doing that for 6 years.
If you want to improve your skills, temporary work isn’t the way to go.
I was able to do a lot of things when I was working for a subcontractor in the Kanto region,
It depends on the company.
The money isn’t bad, but
In the long run, you have to improve your skills.
I’m sure there are some people who go from temporary work to a major company,
It’s going to be tough.
Even so, even skilled workers in their 70s are still working hard.
They’re still young.
At 70, they’re perfectly capable of working.
They can still work.
As long as they’re breathing, they can work.
The end.
Bye.
