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Requirements for the workshop where the scaffolding is erected: It must be built in accordance with standards. Requirements from the department in charge: It must also be constructed per standards. Scaffolders: Build it as simply as possible. Approval signature: Use it only after it has been built to standard. In the end, no one oversees it, no one checks it, and accidents can still happen
These days, that’s how things are: whether it’s one’s own responsibility or not, everyone shifts the blame onto others and doesn’t want to take on any responsibility. It’s lucky when no problems arise; but once a problem does occur, everyone freezes up. Then it comes down to seeing who can shift the blame the best. Sigh, there’s nothing you can do – those who should take action don’t, and those who can take action don’t either. That’s the reality.
Dismantle the scaffolding and bring in another aerial work platform.
Wasn’t it required of everyone? How is it that no one is taking care of it.....
Perhaps everyone is not clear about the specific requirements for the standards; if possible, a work instruction manual could be prepared
That’s absolutely right; many companies do the same
That’s how people are; in whatever environment they find themselves, they will become the kind of people suited to that environment
These days, superiors abuse subordinates, subordinates abuse superiors, and subordinates abuse each other~~ Hehe~~ It’s extremely common~~
Since it’s been said that we should follow the standards, then let’s just adhere to them. As for the time frame, it should be determined in accordance with the standards