Scaffolding Column | What is the future and potential of the scaffolding industry? Future prospects based on the current situation.
[Report Presentation] We will explain the current state of the construction industry, which is closely related to the future potential of the scaffolding industry, and discuss future prospects. 2023/10/16
In June 2018, a law related to work style reform was enacted, and the Labor Standards Act was amended. The major point of the amended Labor Standards Act, which was enforced from 2019, excluding certain industries like construction, is that the upper limit on overtime work hours has been clearly defined. A grace period was established for industries such as construction, transportation, and for doctors regarding the application of the law, but this will be lifted after April 2024, and compliance with the law will be mandatory. On the other hand, the novel coronavirus, which spread globally in 2020, had a significant impact on our lives. To prevent the spread of infection, the flow of people and goods was stagnated, greatly affecting economic activities. According to a survey by Teikoku Databank, as of September 2023, the cumulative number of companies that went bankrupt due to COVID-19 since February 2020 has exceeded 6,600. What will the environment surrounding the construction industry look like in the future? In this article, we will explain the current state of the construction industry, which is closely related to the future prospects of the scaffolding industry. *For more details, please download the PDF document.
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<Table of Contents> 1. Current State of the Construction Industry 1-1. Rising Material Costs 1-2. 2024 Problem 1-3. Increase in Bankruptcy Cases 2. What is the Future of the Scaffolding Industry? 3. Preparations for the Future 3-1. Realizing the New 3K 3-2. Improving Operational Efficiency through DX 3-3. Establishing a Qualification Acquisition System 4. Conclusion
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