Announced details
Zero heatstroke cases at sites using the service
Company A is the customer featured in a SORATENA Sync use case. Capital and personnel relationships have not been disclosed.
The company provides civil engineering and paving services and operates the system at an earth-cutting worksite for a road reconstruction project. Other details have not been disclosed.
115 Furusato, Ueda, Nagano (CTS headquarters)
Initial and rental fees are available on request; specific amounts have not been disclosed.
The company does not address Contract Value / Impact on Business Performance.
Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, “Occupational Heatstroke-Related Injuries and Fatalities in the Workplace in 2025 (Final Figures)” (published 27 May 2026)
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Names of Products / Services Covered | Site Assist Package (SAP), SORATENA Sync (on-site information synchronization service), IoT SmartHub, SORATENA Pro® |
| Counterparty | Company A (a civil engineering and paving contractor whose name has not been disclosed) |
| Counterparty overview | The company provides civil engineering and paving services and operates the system at an earth-cutting worksite for a road reconstruction project. Other details have not been disclosed. |
| Relationship with the Company | Company A is the customer featured in a SORATENA Sync use case. Capital and personnel relationships have not been disclosed. |
| Offering price | Initial and rental fees are available on request; specific amounts have not been disclosed. |
| Launch date | CTS has been working on providing and promoting the service since last year; the specific date has not been disclosed. |
| Applicable area | Heatstroke prevention at construction sites, Safety management for work at height and crane operations, Protective measures and work suspension decisions during rain, Disaster preparedness and site environment management |
| Location | 115 Furusato, Ueda, Nagano (CTS headquarters) |
| Location scale | Support network covering 32 branches nationwide |
| Quantitative Effects | Zero heatstroke cases at sites using the service |
| Source | Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, “Occupational Heatstroke-Related Injuries and Fatalities in the Workplace in 2025 (Final Figures)” (published 27 May 2026) |
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The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.CTS states that heatstroke-related injuries and fatalities at construction sites are increasing, and that revisions to the Industrial Safety and Health Regulations alone are insufficient, making it necessary to automate and improve the efficiency of safety management at the site level.