Disaster comes when you forget ~ Let's have an AED and a fire extinguisher in the seat chart~

While I'm worried about the next-generation ticket gate at Takanawa Gateway Station, I would like to go to the unmanned store when Corona calms down.

However, let's get through this with "life" first!

Plump Fish

Now, speaking of life, does your company have an "AED"?

AED stands for "Automated External Defibrillator", which is "automatic external defibrillator" in Japanese.

If a device that performs "defibrillation" on a person who has "ventricular fibrillation" and has an AED when performing artificial respiration or cardiac massage, the survival rate is completely different if ventricular fibrillation occurs.

This AED is now installed in public facilities, convenience stores, and in the railway industry, at stations and some trains.

and a fire extinguisher. I think this is in every company.

It is a simple mechanism to take a hose, pull out the pin, and hold the lever to release the fire extinguishing agent, but when a fire breaks out, can you find the place quickly?

Colorkrew also has AEDs and fire extinguishers, but where have they been until now? So I solved it with the Colorkrew Biz seat chart. Let me introduce you.

Kaishin no Ichigeki

Colorkrew's occupied buildings regularly conduct evacuation drills.

Of course, I participate every time (proud).

When a fire fills with smoke or a power outage causes it to be pitch black, it can happen that you should be able to go to the exit without even realizing it, but you don't know it at all, so it is important to participate in training regularly and learn it with your body.

At the evacuation drill held the other day, we encouraged young people to participate, and young Aoki-kun also participated.

When the drill starts, the broadcast will encourage evacuation, so I will not rush down the elevator but by the emergency staircase. I go down for 7 floors, so my breath rises. Is it a lack of daily exercise?

Each tenant will be called in the square in front of the building, and when the number of people is reported to the building management, the nearest fire station will give a lecture.

In that story, there was a topic of AED and fire extinguishers, and from the young Aoki-kun,
"Come to think of it, does Colorkrew have an AED? I think there was a fire extinguisher, but where was it?"
I asked,
"Well, don't you know?
When I answered,
"I don't know where it is, but I think it would be nice to show it on the Colorkrew Biz seating chart."

Oh, young people come up with good ideas. Gujobu.

So, immediately after the training, I asked Mr. Maezawa, the leader of the Colorkrew Biz team, to "put it in~" and asked him to respond with a sucker. That's it.

Here is the Colorkrew seating chart. Just in the middle of the office. This is what you see when you zoom in. I wonder if this one icon can save a person's life. Don't do it young!

So, if you come to Colorkrew and collapse, you can get an AED out immediately, and if a fire breaks out, you can find a fire extinguisher right away, so don't worry.

Boken no Sho

Come to think of it, I wondered what it would be like to be a station, so I took a closer look at Akihabara Station on the Hibiya Line, which is the nearest station to the company.

There is an AED at the ticket gate for JR Akihabara Station. The station is not a fire extinguisher, but a fire hydrant, so even if it is not listed here, you can tell right away that the red light is on.

There is also a guide to the inside of the Hibiya Line train, and there is a place for fire extinguishers and intercoms here. It's hard if there is a fire in the subway car.

Station signs are improving for TOKYO2020, so I feel that they are easier to understand than a long time ago.

By the way, the "H" on the Hibiya Line does not have a number, and Iwamotocho Station on the Toei Shinjuku Line also has a number "S08", but this is because "Toranomon Hills Station" will be created on the Hibiya Line in a little while, so the station number will change. I think it's a preparation for that.

This is what it looks like at Takanawa Gateway Station at the beginning.

At first glance, there is no AED display. Maybe you should ask the AI.

And to the legend

Speaking of which, the font that became a hot topic when Takanawa Gateway Station opened However, there is actually a display of the usual font. Or Or And so on.

I'm quite curious about this kind of thing. There is no train in the picture at all.

So, Colorkrew Biz is equipped with a feature that may even save lives. Please try it.

How to Use the Seating Chart Feature

(1) Generate an AED icon from the seating map editing screen

(2) Adjust the position of the icon by dragging and dropping.