A Day in the Life at THT
K.S's One Day, Solution Team, Business Solution Department (Joined in April 2020)
— Finding fulfillment in every phase of IT infrastructure development, from design to implementation —
8:00 Pick Up Rental Car
8:30 Depart for the Site
10:00 Arrive at Site
Start Work
12:00 Lunch Break
13:00 Resume Work
16:00 Customer Briefing
17:00 Leave the Site
18:30 Return to the Office
19:00 Leave Work
This is a fieldwork day. We rent a car and load it with construction tools, cables, devices, and other necessary equipment at the office.
Heading out to a job site naturally makes us more alert and focused.
During loading, we're especially careful not to forget anything!
We drive the rental car to the site.
Driving is always done with two people in the vehicle for safety. We prioritize safe driving at all times.
Upon arrival, we greet the customer and unload our equipment.
We then share the day's work plan with our team and conduct KY (hazard prediction) activities. On this day, we begin by confirming the cable routing and starting the wiring work.
As the site leader, I am responsible for overall coordination, including communication with customers and other vendors.
We start the day with a sense of tension and focus, ensuring we avoid injuries.
We eat delicious local food at a restaurant that we looked up in advance.
I think a bit of fun like this is one of the keys to successful fieldwork and business trips.
Notification of work start. After wiring work, perform the following work.
・Attaching connectors to cables
・Verifying installation locations
・Installing devices (e.g., camera mounting and angle adjustments, rack-mounting audio and network equipment, intercoms, electric locks)
・System testing
The key to smooth on-site work is how much preparation we can make in advance, such as drafting diagrams, pre-assembly, and configuration. We pay close attention to on-site progress management and information gathering in order to be able to respond to unexpected situation.
In the final stage, we make last adjustments to camera angles and explain how to operate the system.
We always aim to have customers actually try the operation themselves, so they can better understand it. During user guidance, we try to provide clear and concise explanations without using technical jargon.
We pack up our stuff, thank the customer, and return to the office.
We split into a rental car return team and an unloading team to clean up quickly and efficiently.
Finally, I report the day's progress via chat and end the workday.
Since fieldwork days tend to have longer working hours, we adjust our schedules by taking time off or shifting workdays on other occasions.