Thank you for your continued support. We have an announcement from Arc System. To everyone involved in the construction industry's estimation work, we have updated the "Seki-san's Helpful Blog," where we post useful knowledge! This time, the theme is about the "Pipe Construction Management Engineer." The Pipe Construction Management Engineer is a national qualification related to pipe construction, including water supply piping and air conditioning duct work. Since it is a qualification necessary for infrastructure-related construction, which is essential for our daily lives, it can be said that there is a high demand for this qualification. In this post, we will explain the benefits of obtaining the Pipe Construction Management Engineer qualification, its difficulty level, and the examination content. <Content of the post> What kind of qualification is the Pipe Construction Management Engineer? Difficulty level, examination content, and study methods - What is the Pipe Construction Management Engineer? - Difficulty level and examination content of the Pipe Construction Management Engineer - How to proceed with studying for the Pipe Construction Management Engineer - Although the difficulty level of the Pipe Construction Management Engineer is not that high, proper preparation is essential You can view it from the link below. Please take a look!

Thank you for your continued support. This is a notice from Arc System. We have updated the "Seki-san's Useful Blog," where we post helpful knowledge for everyone involved in construction cost estimation. This time, the theme is about "Electrical Construction Management Engineers." An Electrical Construction Management Engineer is a national qualification required to manage electrical construction on construction sites. By obtaining this qualification, you can work as an essential supervising engineer or chief engineer on construction sites, making it a highly sought-after qualification. In this post, we will discuss the job description, the difficulty level of the certification, and the eligibility requirements for becoming an Electrical Construction Management Engineer. <Content of the post> What kind of qualification is an Electrical Construction Management Engineer? Explanation of difficulty level and eligibility requirements - What is an Electrical Construction Management Engineer? - Difficulty level of the Electrical Construction Management Engineer certification - Differences in difficulty levels between Electrical Construction Management Engineer and other electrical-related qualifications - Preparing according to the difficulty level of the Electrical Construction Management Engineer by grade You can view it from the link below. Please take a moment to read it!

Thank you for your continued support. We have an announcement from Arc System. To everyone involved in the construction industry's estimation work, we have updated the "Seki-san's Helpful Blog," where we post useful knowledge! This time, the theme is about "floor plans." A floor plan is a diagram that shows a building as if it has been sliced horizontally and viewed from above. In contrast, the "layout plan" often seen in property information is similar in that it is viewed from above, but it is primarily for understanding the room layout and does not include detailed dimensions. This time, we will explain the differences between floor plans, layout plans, and elevation plans, as well as the symbols used in floor plans. <Content of the post> A brief explanation of what a floor plan is! Check out the main symbols, abbreviations, and how to draw it. - What is a floor plan? - Check out the main symbols and abbreviations used in floor plans! - How to draw a floor plan? - A floor plan is a detailed drawing that shows a building as if it has been sliced horizontally and viewed from above! You can view it from the link below. Please take a look!

Thank you for your continued support. This is an announcement from Arc System. We have updated "Seki-san's Helpful Blog," where we post useful knowledge for those involved in construction cost estimation! The theme this time is "Do sole proprietors need to enroll in social insurance?" In the construction industry, the term "sole proprietor" refers to a working style where one works alone or only with family members without employing any employees. Sole proprietors are a type of individual business owner, and their treatment regarding social insurance enrollment differs from that of workers employed by a company. So, do sole proprietors have an obligation to enroll in social insurance? Specifically, which types of insurance must they enroll in? This time, we will clearly explain the enrollment of sole proprietors in social insurance! <Content of the post> Do sole proprietors have an obligation to enroll in social insurance? Introducing the types and methods of enrollment - First, a review of social insurance - Is enrollment in social insurance mandatory for sole proprietors? - How sole proprietors can enroll in social insurance - Sole proprietors also have an obligation to enroll in social insurance! Be aware of the differences from workers You can view it from the link below. Please take a look!

Thank you for your continued support. We have an announcement from Arc System. We have updated the "Seki-san's Helpful Blog," where we share useful knowledge for everyone involved in construction cost estimation. This time, the theme is about "Special Workers and Ordinary Workers in the Construction Industry." Various workers perform different tasks on construction sites. Those working on-site are divided into various job categories based on their skills, physical conditions, and the nature of their work. Did you know that these differences in job categories can affect cost estimation in the construction industry? In this post, we will explain the differences between special workers and ordinary workers in the construction industry. This not only relates to the differences in their duties but also impacts labor costs, so we encourage those involved in cost estimation to take note! <Content of the post> What are special workers and ordinary workers in the construction industry? Introduction to the differences in duties and labor costs - Explanation of the differences in duties between special workers and ordinary workers in the construction industry - Increase in labor costs for special workers and ordinary workers in the construction industry - Understanding the differences between special workers and ordinary workers correctly You can view it from the link below. We hope you take a moment to read it!

Thank you for your continued support. This is a notice from Arc System. We have updated the "Sekisan's Helpful Blog," where we post useful knowledge for everyone involved in construction cost estimation! The theme this time is about the "Second-Class Architect Examination." To manage construction from building design, it is necessary to have an architect's qualification. There are first-class architects, second-class architects, and wooden architects, each with different scales of buildings they can handle. The first-class architect qualification has a very high difficulty level, with a pass rate of around 10%. However, while there is a difference between the first-class and second-class architects, the second-class architect qualification is also one of the more challenging qualifications. This time, we will explain the differences between the second-class architect and the first-class architect, the difficulty level of the examination, and the content of the exam. <Content of the post> What is the difficulty level (pass rate) of the Second-Class Architect Examination? An explanation of the differences from the First-Class Architect - What are the differences between first-class and second-class architects? - What is the difficulty level (pass rate) of the second-class architect? A comparison with the first-class architect - Reasons why the second-class architect qualification is challenging and study methods for passing - The second-class architect examination is also challenging! Be well-prepared for the exam. You can view it from the link below. Please take a look!

Thank you for your continued support. We have an announcement from Arc System. We have updated the "Seki-san's Helpful Blog," where we share useful knowledge for those involved in construction cost estimation. This time, the theme is about the "Fire Equipment Technician Examination." To inspect and maintain fire protection equipment such as fire alarms and sprinklers installed in buildings, a national qualification as a fire equipment technician is required. Since the qualifications are divided into specific categories based on the type of equipment, it is necessary to obtain the ones required for your work. In this post, we will discuss the difficulty level of the fire equipment technician examination, the types of qualifications, and the eligibility requirements. <Content of the post> What is the difficulty level (pass rate) of the fire equipment technician examination? Types of qualifications and eligibility requirements - What is a fire equipment technician? Explanation of the types of qualifications - What is the difficulty level (pass rate) of the fire equipment technician examination? - What are the eligibility requirements for the fire equipment technician examination? - Obtain your fire equipment technician qualification and expand your job opportunities! You can view it from the link below. Please take a moment to read it!

Thank you for your continued support. This is a notice from Arc System. We have updated "Seki-san's Helpful Blog," where we share useful knowledge for those involved in construction estimation work! This time, the theme is about "General Construction Work." General construction work refers to new construction, renovation, and large-scale repair work of buildings. To carry out this work, it is necessary to obtain a construction industry license for general construction work. So, what exactly is general construction work, and what requirements must be met to obtain the license? In this post, we will clearly explain what general construction work is, as well as the requirements and points to note for obtaining the license. <Post Content> What is general construction work? Explanation of acquisition requirements and points to note for the license - What is general construction work? Explanation of types of construction work! - What are the requirements for dedicated technical personnel in general construction work? - Points to note for obtaining a construction industry license for general construction work - General construction work refers to construction work carried out under comprehensive planning, guidance, and coordination. You can view it from the link below. Please take a look!

Thank you for your continued support. This is a notice from Arc System. To everyone involved in the construction industry's estimation work, we have updated the "Seki-san's Helpful Blog," where we post useful knowledge! This time, the theme is about "temporary enclosures at construction sites." Many of you may have seen temporary boards set up around a construction site that is in progress. Such enclosures are referred to as "temporary enclosures." In fact, the installation standards for temporary enclosures are defined by law. In this post, we will explain about "temporary enclosures" at construction sites. We will introduce their roles, installation standards, and various types of temporary enclosures, so please take a look for reference. <Content of the post> What are temporary enclosures at construction sites? Introducing their roles, installation standards, and types - What are temporary enclosures at construction sites? We also explain their purpose! - What are the installation standards for temporary enclosures at construction sites? - Introducing the types of temporary enclosures at construction sites - Temporary enclosures protect the safety of the construction site and the surrounding area You can view it from the link below. We hope you read it!

Thank you for your continued support. We have an announcement from Arc System. We have updated the "Seki-san's Helpful Blog," where we post useful knowledge for everyone involved in construction estimation work! This time, the theme is "Preliminary Investigation of Asbestos." Starting from 2022, it has become mandatory to conduct a preliminary investigation of asbestos when demolishing or renovating buildings. Contractors must carry out this investigation and report it before the work begins. So, what exactly is a preliminary investigation of asbestos? What types of construction are subject to this requirement? In this post, we will clearly explain the overview of the preliminary investigation of asbestos, the reporting methods, and the types of construction involved. <Content of the post> What is a preliminary investigation of asbestos? Explanation of target construction and reporting methods - What is a preliminary investigation of asbestos? Check the reporting methods! - What are the target construction and scale criteria for reporting the results of the preliminary investigation of asbestos? - Examples of target construction for the preliminary investigation of asbestos - The preliminary investigation of asbestos applies to all demolition and renovation work! Check the reporting requirements as well. You can view it from the link below. We hope you will take a look!

Thank you for your continued support. We have an announcement from Arc System. To everyone involved in the construction industry's estimation work, we have updated the "Seki-san's Helpful Blog," where we post useful knowledge! This time, the theme is about the "Construction Management Engineer Examination." There is a qualification similar to that of an architect called the Construction Management Engineer. The Construction Management Engineer is a qualification that allows one to serve as a site supervisor at construction sites, characterized by the wide range of fields in which one can be active. In this post, we will explain the differences and difficulty levels between the first and second grades of the Construction Management Engineer, as well as exam preparation. <Content of the post> What is the difficulty level (pass rate) of the Construction Management Engineer Examination? Exam content and strategies - What is a Construction Management Engineer? - What is the difficulty level (pass rate) and content of the Construction Management Engineer Examination? - Study methods to pass the Construction Management Engineer Examination - The Construction Management Engineer has a high level of difficulty but is a qualification that can be applied to a wide range of tasks You can view it from the link below. Please take a look!

Thank you for your continued support. This is a notice from Arc System. We have updated "Seki-san's Helpful Blog," where we post useful knowledge for everyone involved in construction cost estimation. This time, the theme is about the "Construction Management Ledger." Construction projects carried out by many companies must be executed in a planned and safe manner. Therefore, contractors are required to create a "Construction Management System Ledger" that summarizes the details of the work and responsible parties for each company, as well as the relationships between companies. In this post, we will explain how to write the Construction Management System Ledger and the necessary attached documents. <Content of the post> What is the Construction Management System Ledger? A detailed explanation of how to write it! - What is the Construction Management System Ledger? - Explanation of how to write the Construction Management System Ledger! - Check the documents to be attached to the Construction Management System Ledger! - The Construction Management System Ledger is a necessary document for avoiding construction troubles, so pay attention to how to write it as well. You can view it from the link below. Please take a look!

Thank you for your continued support. We have an announcement from Arc System. To everyone involved in the construction industry's estimation work, we have updated the "Seki-san's Helpful Blog," where we post useful knowledge! This time, the theme is "The Difference Between Specified Construction Business and General Construction Business." In order for construction contractors to carry out construction work, it is necessary to obtain permission from the administrative authority. This is referred to as "Construction Business License." This license is classified into two types: "Specified Construction Business" and "General Construction Business," and depending on the case, the required type may differ. So, what is the difference between Specified Construction Business and General Construction Business? In what situations is each type of license required? This time, we will clearly explain the differences between Specified Construction Business and General Construction Business. <Content of the post> What are the differences between Specified Construction Business and General Construction Business? Explanation of requirements and obligations! - What is Specified Construction Business? - Explanation of the differences between Specified Construction Business and General Construction Business! - Obligations imposed on Specified Construction Business - The difference between Specified Construction Business and General Construction Business lies in the scale of subcontracting contracts You can view it from the link below. Please take a look!

Thank you for your continued support. This is a notice from Arc System. We have updated "Seki-san's Helpful Blog," where we post useful knowledge for everyone involved in construction cost estimation! This time, the theme is "Types and Coverage of Construction Insurance." In the construction industry, a sole proprietor who operates a business alone or only with family members is referred to as a "one-person master." One-person masters have a high necessity for joining construction insurance. Why is that? Additionally, what kind of coverage can be obtained through construction insurance? This time, we will clearly explain the coverage details of construction insurance and its necessity. <Content of the post> Is construction insurance necessary for one-person masters? Explanation of types and coverage! - What is construction insurance? Check the coverage details! - Is construction insurance necessary for one-person masters? Or not? - Points to consider when one-person masters join construction insurance - Construction insurance is essential for one-person masters! Prepare thoroughly for stable management You can view it from the link below. Please take a look!

Thank you for your continued support. We have an announcement from Arc System. To everyone involved in the construction industry's estimation work, we have updated the "Seki-san's Helpful Blog," where we post useful knowledge! This time, the theme is "Heatstroke Countermeasures to Address at Construction Sites." Every time the hot season arrives, the concern of "heatstroke" comes to the forefront. In the construction industry, the risk of heatstroke is high due to various overlapping factors. Heatstroke is a serious disaster that can pose a life-threatening risk in the worst-case scenario. Therefore, this time we will explain the heatstroke countermeasures that the construction industry should undertake. Along with the causes, symptoms, and countermeasures, we will also provide information on estimating the costs of heatstroke countermeasures, so please use this as a reference for proactive efforts on-site. <Content of the Post> An explanation of heatstroke countermeasures to be addressed at construction sites! - What is heatstroke? Explanation of symptoms and occurrence - Introduction of heatstroke countermeasures at construction sites - Points to reconsider regarding heatstroke countermeasures at construction sites - Importance of company-wide heatstroke countermeasures at construction sites You can view it from the link below. We hope you will read it!

Thank you for your continued support. This is a notice from Arc System. We have updated the "Seki-san's Helpful Blog," where we post useful knowledge for everyone involved in construction cost estimation! This time, the theme is about the "Chief Electric Engineer Examination." There are three qualifications for Chief Electric Engineers, ranging from Class 3 to Class 1, and obtaining Class 1 allows for the management of electrical equipment regardless of voltage. Class 3 is positioned as an entry-level qualification, but the pass rate is typically around 10% to 15%, making it a challenging exam. In this post, we will explain what qualifications a Chief Electric Engineer holds, as well as the difficulty levels and outlines of each exam. <Content of the post> What is the difficulty level of the Chief Electric Engineer Examination? An explanation of Class 3, Class 2, and Class 1 - What is a Chief Electric Engineer? An explanation of Class 3, Class 2, and Class 1 - The difficulty level and pass rates of the Chief Electric Engineer Examination - Check the exam outlines for Chief Electric Engineers - Although the difficulty of the Chief Electric Engineer Examination is high, there will continue to be a demand for qualifications in the future You can view it from the link below. We hope you take a moment to read it!

Thank you for your continued support. We have an announcement from Arc System. We have updated the "Seki-san's Helpful Blog," where we post useful knowledge for everyone involved in construction cost estimation! This time, the theme is about "temporary materials (temporary supplies)." Temporary materials (temporary supplies) refer to facilities that are temporarily installed at construction sites, such as toilets, and are removed once the construction is completed. This includes scaffolding and simple housing known as unit houses, which are essential materials for protecting the working environment of construction workers. In this post, we will explain the types and uses of temporary materials. <Content of the post> What are temporary materials (temporary supplies)? Explanation of types and the construction they are used in - What are temporary materials (temporary supplies)? - Explanation of the types of temporary materials (temporary supplies)! - In what types of construction are temporary materials (temporary supplies) used? - Temporary materials (temporary supplies) are essential materials at construction sites. You can view it from the link below. We hope you take a moment to read it!

Thank you for your continued support. This is a notice from Arc System. We have updated the "Seki-san's Helpful Blog," where we post useful knowledge for those involved in construction cost estimation! This time, the theme is about the "Percentage-of-Completion Method." Regarding construction revenue, accounting standards such as the percentage-of-completion method, completed-contract method, and percentage-of-completion for partial completion are used. The choice of which standard to use varies depending on the scale and conditions of the project, and the reported profits and tax amounts can change significantly based on the standard applied. Therefore, these standards can be said to have a substantial impact on company management. So, what exactly is the percentage-of-completion method? In this post, we will clearly explain the overview, advantages, disadvantages, and accounting treatment of the percentage-of-completion method. <Content of the post> What is the percentage-of-completion method? Explanation of the differences, advantages, and disadvantages compared to the completed-contract method. - What is the percentage-of-completion method? - Advantages and disadvantages of the percentage-of-completion method - Accounting treatment of the percentage-of-completion method - The percentage-of-completion method is the principle accounting method! Effective in preventing losses. You can view it from the link below. Please take a look!

Thank you for your continued support. We have an announcement from Arc System. We have updated the "Seki-san's Helpful Blog," where we post useful knowledge for everyone involved in construction cost estimation. This time, the theme is "Registration for Demolition Work." In construction, we not only build structures but also carry out demolitions. And when it comes to the demolition of buildings, registration for demolition work may be required. So, what exactly is this registration for demolition work? What requirements must be met for registration? This time, we will clearly explain the overview and requirements for registration for demolition work. <Content of the post> ■ What is registration for demolition work? We will explain the requirements, necessary items, and the differences from construction industry permits! - What is registration for demolition work? - Requirements for registration for demolition work - Necessary items for registration for demolition work - What is the difference between registration for demolition work and construction industry permits? - Registration for demolition work is required for demolition projects under 5 million yen You can view it from the link below. Please take a look!

Thank you for your continued support. This is a notice from Arc System. We have updated the "Seki-san's Helpful Blog," where we post useful knowledge for everyone involved in construction cost estimation! This time, the theme is "How to Write an Invoice." For those operating as sole proprietors, it is necessary to issue invoices themselves. Invoices are very important documents for financial transactions. However, for sole proprietors who have just started their business, there may be some anxiety about how to write them. Therefore, this time we will explain how sole proprietors should write invoices. We will also introduce matters related to the invoice system, so please use it as a reference. <Content of the Post> ■ Check how to write an invoice for sole proprietors! Also, the impact of the invoice system and points to note when creating one. - How should sole proprietors write invoices? - The way sole proprietors write invoices will change with the invoice system! - Points to note when sole proprietors write invoices. - How do sole proprietors create invoices? - Creating invoices as a sole proprietor is easy! Learn how to write them and improve efficiency. You can view it from the link below. Please take a look!

Thank you for your continued support. We have an announcement from Arc System. We have updated the "Seki-san's Helpful Blog," where we post useful knowledge for everyone involved in the construction industry's estimation work! This time, the theme is about "Building Equipment Engineers." Building Equipment Engineers possess specialized knowledge about building equipment (such as air conditioning, ventilation, plumbing, and electricity) and can provide advice on the design and construction supervision of building equipment. While it is possible to handle building equipment design without the Building Equipment Engineer qualification, the importance of comfort and safety in areas like air conditioning and ventilation is increasingly emphasized, leading to a growing demand for Building Equipment Engineers. In this post, we will explain the role of Building Equipment Engineers, the difficulty of the exam, and more! <Content of the post> ■ What is a Building Equipment Engineer? Explanation of difficulty and job description! - What is a Building Equipment Engineer? Explanation of job responsibilities and benefits of obtaining the qualification. - Check the exam content, pass difficulty, and eligibility for the Building Equipment Engineer exam. - Study methods for becoming a Building Equipment Engineer. - The highly challenging Building Equipment Engineer qualification will become even more attractive in the future! You can view it from the link below. We hope you take a moment to read it!

Thank you for your continued support. This is a notice from Arc System. We have updated the "Seki-san's Helpful Blog," where we post useful knowledge for everyone involved in construction cost estimation! This time, the theme is "Electrician." A qualification is required for electrical work. There are several qualifications related to electrical work, one of which is "Electrician." Obtaining this qualification can potentially provide advantages in terms of employment, job changes, and income. So, what exactly is the electrician qualification? Additionally, what kind of exam must one pass to obtain it? In this post, we will clearly explain the electrician qualification, the exam content, and its difficulty. <Post Content> ■ What is an Electrician? Explanation of Difficulty and Job Description! - What is an Electrician? Explanation of the differences between Type 1 and Type 2 - Difficulty level and exam content for Electricians - Study methods for Electricians - The difficulty level varies between Type 1 and Type 2! How obtaining the qualification can benefit employment and income You can view it from the link below. We hope you take a moment to read it!

Thank you for your continued support. This is a notice from Arc System. We have updated the "Seki-san's Helpful Blog," where we share useful knowledge for those involved in construction cost estimation in the construction industry! This time, the theme is about "Yarikat (construction layout)." In construction projects such as houses, condominiums, and apartments, a task called "Yarikat" is performed before the foundation work. This task indicates all the standards for the building and is essential for accurately constructing the structure. So, what specific steps are involved in the construction layout? This time, we will introduce the basic steps and points to note regarding Yarikat, along with related tools. <Content of the post> ■ What is Yarikat? Explanation of necessary tools and work procedures ・What is Yarikat? ・Tools needed for Yarikat ・Steps and points to note for Yarikat ・Yarikat indicates all the "standards" of construction work You can view it from the link below. Please take a moment to read it!

Thank you for your continued support. This is a notice from Arc System. We have updated the "Seki-san's Helpful Blog," where we post useful knowledge for everyone involved in construction cost estimation! This time, the theme is about "Industrial Waste Manifest." In construction work, industrial waste such as unwanted wood, glass, and rubble can be generated. When handling this industrial waste, businesses must manage it using an industrial waste manifest. So, what exactly is this industrial waste manifest? In this post, we will clearly explain the overview of the industrial waste manifest and how it is utilized in the construction industry. <Content of the post> ■ What is an industrial waste manifest? An explanation of the system, its mechanism, and how to write it - What is an industrial waste manifest? - Types of construction-related waste manifests - The mechanism and how to write an industrial waste manifest - Don't forget to issue a construction-related manifest for industrial waste disposal You can view it from the link below. Please take a look!

Thank you for your continued support. We have an announcement from Arc System. We have updated the "Seki-san's Helpful Blog," where we share useful knowledge for everyone involved in construction cost estimation! This time, the theme is about the "Construction Career Advancement System." In recent years, the shortage of skilled labor has become a problem in various industries. It is expected that the labor shortage will accelerate due to work style reforms, and the construction industry is no exception. To address this situation, the construction industry is working on the "Construction Career Advancement System." We will explain the purpose, usage procedures, and fees, as well as the benefits of using the system, so please take a look! <Content of the post> ■ What is the Construction Career Advancement System? An explanation of the system's purpose and usage flow! - What is the Construction Career Advancement System? - Usage procedures and fees for the Construction Career Advancement System - Benefits of the Construction Career Advancement System - The Construction Career Advancement System is a framework that supports the entire construction industry You can view it from the link below. We hope you read it!

Thank you for your continued support. We have an announcement from Arc System. We have updated the "Seki-san's Helpful Blog," where we post useful knowledge for those involved in construction cost estimation. This time, the theme is about "sole proprietors." There may be individuals currently working in the construction industry who are considering independence. Some may feel anxious about whether they are adequately prepared while progressing towards independence. In this post, we will provide a detailed explanation of the necessary procedures and preparations for those aiming to become sole proprietors. We will also explain tools that can be helpful for business after independence, so please take a look. <Content of the post> ■ How to become a sole proprietor? A detailed explanation of necessary procedures and preparations! - What is a sole proprietor? Differences from individual business owners - Preparations needed to become a sole proprietor - Easy-to-introduce specialized tools for sole proprietor cost estimation! - Thorough preparation in advance is key to becoming a sole proprietor! You can view it from the link below. We hope you will read it!

Thank you for your continued support. This is a notice from Arc System. We have updated "Seki-san's Helpful Blog," where we share useful knowledge for those involved in construction cost estimation! This time, the theme is about "construction defects." Construction defects that cause inconvenience or danger to the users of a building must not occur. However, in reality, construction defects happen for various reasons. So, why do construction defects occur? What measures can be taken to eliminate construction defects? In this post, we will explain in detail the causes and countermeasures for construction defects. <Content of the post> ■ Are there measures against construction defects? Check common examples and causes! - What are common examples of construction defects? - What are the causes of construction defects? - Measures to prevent construction defects - Measures against construction defects begin at the estimation stage - The causes of construction defects lie in adhering to deadlines and securing profits! Countermeasures with dedicated software You can view it from the link below. We hope you will read it!

Thank you for your continued support. We have an announcement from Arc System. We have updated the "Seki-san's Helpful Blog," which shares useful knowledge for those involved in construction cost estimation. This time, the theme is "The Difficulty and Pass Rate of the First-Class Architect Examination." To design large buildings, a first-class architect qualification is required. Although the first-class architect examination is said to be difficult, obtaining the qualification expands job opportunities and is expected to increase annual income, among many other benefits. In this post, we will introduce the differences between first-class and second-class architects, the difficulty of the examination, and what is necessary to pass. If you are interested in the first-class architect qualification, please take a look! <Content of the post> ■ What is the difficulty and pass rate of the first-class architect examination? Check the differences from the second-class architect as well. - What is a first-class architect? Differences from a second-class architect - Difficulty of the first-class architect examination - Reasons why the first-class architect is considered difficult - What is necessary to pass the first-class architect examination - The first-class architect is difficult. Prepare thoroughly and aim for qualification You can view it from the link below. Please take a moment to read it!

Thank you for your continued support. This is a notice from Arc System. An essential task when starting construction work is called "cost estimation." This task is divided into "cost calculation" and "estimation," playing a crucial role in securing contracts and profits. So, what exactly is "cost calculation"? And how does it differ from "estimation"? In this article, we will clearly explain the differences between "cost calculation" and "estimation" in the context of "cost estimation" work. <Post Content> ■ What is the difference between cost calculation and estimation? We will also introduce the reasons why they are necessary. - What is cost calculation? Reasons for its necessity. - What is the difference between cost calculation and estimation? - Cost estimation requires specialized knowledge and skills! - The difference between cost calculation and estimation is "profit or loss"! Accurate results with software implementation. You can view it from the link below. Please take a moment to read it!

Thank you for your continued support. This is a notice from Arc System. In building construction, various types of blueprints are used. The "kakeizu" (framework drawing) is one of them. Without this drawing, it is impossible to proceed with the construction properly. So, what exactly is a kakeizu? How does it differ from a cross-section drawing? In this article, we will clearly explain the overview of kakeizu and its differences from cross-section drawings. <Post Content> ■ What is a kakeizu? Explanation of the differences between kakeizu and cross-section drawings! - What is a kakeizu? - What are the differences between kakeizu and cross-section drawings? - Utilize specialized software for extracting information from blueprints - A kakeizu is a drawing that indicates various heights! It has a different amount of information compared to a cross-section drawing. You can view it from the link below. Please take a look!