●Measures to Prevent Slips at Entrances and Aisles On rainy days, the ground becomes slippery due to moisture brought in from outside. To prevent accidents where employees or customers might slip and fall, it is essential to implement measures that keep the floor dry and ensure safety and comfort underfoot on rainy days. ●Measures to Prevent Condensation Around Walls and Refrigeration Equipment During the rainy season, high humidity can lead to condensation, which, if left unattended, can cause water to drip and spread, becoming a slip and fall hazard. However, using rags to clean up the water can detract from the aesthetics and lead to mold growth due to bacterial proliferation. Therefore, it is necessary to find efficient ways to absorb leaks while also considering the appearance.

Labor accidents (work-related injuries) refer to situations where workers are injured, become ill, or die due to work or commuting. Specifically, the following situations are included: 1. Occupational accidents: When workers are injured, become ill, or die due to their work. 2. Commuting accidents: When workers are injured, become ill, or die due to commuting. To reduce labor accidents, there exists a medium-term plan that outlines key initiatives for the government, businesses, and workers, and this information is useful for the prevention and countermeasures of labor accidents. Additionally, businesses are required to continue their efforts to ensure a safe workplace environment. This time, we will focus on the most common type of labor accident, falls, and introduce measures for their prevention.

Looking back on the year 2024, which was marked by many memorable disasters, let us reconsider disaster prevention measures. The year 2024 began with the Noto Peninsula earthquake on January 1st and saw significant disasters across the country, particularly in Kyushu and the Tohoku region, including heavy rains and heatstroke incidents due to record-breaking heat. First, I would like to express my heartfelt condolences to all those affected, as well as to their families and related parties. I also extend my deep respect to everyone who has worked tirelessly for the relief of victims and the support of recovery in disaster-stricken areas. I pray for the safety of those in affected regions and for a swift recovery. Over the past year, we have been distributing information related to labor safety and environmental safety in the form of white papers. This time, I would like to take a moment to reflect on the disasters of 2024 as a summary and reconsider the disaster prevention measures we can take now.

Labor accidents (work-related injuries) refer to situations where workers are injured, become ill, or die due to work or commuting. Specifically, the following situations are included: 1. Occupational accidents: When workers are injured, become ill, or die due to their work. 2. Commuting accidents: When workers are injured, become ill, or die due to commuting. To reduce labor accidents, there is a medium-term plan established by the government, businesses, and workers that focuses on key issues, and this information is useful for the prevention and measures against labor accidents. Additionally, businesses are required to continue their efforts to ensure a safe workplace environment. This time, we will focus on the most common type of labor accident, falls, and introduce preventive measures for them.

Looking back on the many memorable disasters that occurred in 2024, let us reconsider disaster preparedness. The year 2024 began with the Noto Peninsula earthquake on January 1st and became notable for various disasters across the country, particularly in Kyushu and the Tohoku region, including heavy rains and heatstroke incidents due to record-breaking heat. First and foremost, I would like to extend my heartfelt sympathies to all those affected, as well as to their families and related parties. I also express my deep respect for everyone who has been working tirelessly to assist disaster victims and support the recovery of affected areas. I pray for the safety of those in disaster-stricken regions and for a swift recovery. Over the past year, we have been distributing information related to labor safety and environmental safety in the form of white papers. This time, as a summary, I would like to reflect on the disasters of 2024 and reconsider the disaster preparedness measures we can take now.

● Measures to Prevent Slips at Entrances and Aisles On rainy days, the ground becomes slippery due to moisture brought in from outside. To prevent accidents where employees or customers might slip and fall, it is necessary to implement measures that keep the floor dry and ensure safety and comfort underfoot on rainy days. ● Measures to Prevent Condensation Around Walls and Refrigeration Equipment During the rainy season, high humidity can lead to condensation, which, if left unattended, can cause water to drip and spread, becoming a slip and fall hazard. However, addressing water stains with rags can compromise aesthetics and lead to mold growth due to bacterial proliferation. Therefore, it is essential to efficiently absorb leaks while also considering the visual appearance.

Looking back on the many memorable disasters that occurred in 2024, let us once again consider disaster prevention measures. The year 2024 began with the Noto Peninsula earthquake on January 1st and became a year marked by notable disasters across the country, particularly in Kyushu and the Tohoku region, including heavy rains and heatstroke incidents due to record-breaking heat. First of all, I would like to express my heartfelt sympathy to all those affected, as well as to their families and related parties. I also extend my deep respect to everyone who has been working tirelessly for the relief of victims and the support of recovery in disaster-stricken areas. I pray for the safety of those in affected regions and for a swift recovery. Over the past year, we have been distributing information related to labor safety and environmental safety in the form of white papers. This time, as a summary, I would like to reflect on the disasters of 2024 and reconsider the disaster prevention measures we can take now.

● Measures to Prevent Slips at Entrances and Aisles On rainy days, the ground becomes slippery due to water brought in from outside. To prevent accidents where employees or customers might slip and fall, it is necessary to implement measures that keep the floor dry and ensure safety and comfort underfoot on rainy days. ● Measures to Prevent Condensation Around Walls and Refrigeration Equipment During the rainy season, high humidity can lead to condensation, which, if left unattended, can cause water to drip and spread, becoming a factor for slips and falls. However, addressing water stains with rags can compromise aesthetics and lead to mold growth due to bacterial proliferation. Therefore, it is essential to find efficient ways to absorb leaks while also considering appearance.

Looking back on the memorable disasters that occurred in 2024, let us reconsider disaster prevention measures. The year 2024 began with the Noto Peninsula earthquake on January 1st and was marked by numerous significant disasters across the country, particularly heavy rains and heatstroke incidents due to record-breaking heat, especially in Kyushu and the Tohoku region. First, I would like to express my heartfelt sympathy to all those affected, as well as to their families and related parties. I also extend my deep respect to everyone who has been working diligently for the relief of victims and the support of recovery in disaster-stricken areas. I pray for the safety of those in affected regions and for a swift recovery. Over the past year, we have been distributing information related to labor safety and environmental safety in the form of white papers. This time, as a summary, I would like to reflect on the disasters of 2024 and reconsider the disaster prevention measures we can take now.

Looking back on the year 2024, which was marked by many memorable disasters, let us reconsider disaster prevention measures. The year 2024 began with the Noto Peninsula earthquake on January 1st and became notable for various disasters across the country, particularly heavy rains and heatstroke incidents due to record-breaking heat, especially in Kyushu and the Tohoku region. First of all, I would like to express my heartfelt sympathy to all those affected, as well as to their families and related parties. I also extend my deep respect to everyone who has been working hard to assist disaster victims and support the recovery of affected areas. I pray for the safety of those in disaster-stricken regions and for a swift recovery. Over the past year, we have been distributing information related to labor safety and environmental safety in the form of white papers. This time, as a summary, I would like to reflect on the disasters of 2024 and reconsider the disaster prevention measures we can take now.