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EMS Transforms Asbestos and Waste Management in Construction with Cloud Innovations

The construction industry faces significant challenges in managing asbestos and industrial waste, particularly in anticipation of increasing demolition work expected to peak around 2028. EMS, a pioneering company based in Chiyoda, Tokyo, is addressing these issues by introducing cloud-based management systems designed to streamline the processes associated with asbestos handling and waste management. At the upcoming Japan Build Osaka event, slated for August 26-28, 2026, at Intex Osaka, EMS will showcase its latest solutions: AsbestosONE and WasteCloudONE.

Understanding the Challenges

Asbestos has been linked to serious health issues like mesothelioma and lung cancer, making its management crucial for compliance with strict regulations. The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism has estimated that the number of demolition projects involving buildings that may contain asbestos will surge by 2028. The demand for asbestos inspections, reporting, and hazardous waste disposal is set to increase significantly.

Currently, the construction sector is grappling with fragmented regulations, leading to a chaotic approach to compliance. Different departments manage various aspects of asbestos and waste, leading to inefficiencies such as inconsistent workflows, scattered information, and increased risk of documentation errors.

To mitigate these issues, EMS proposes a comprehensive digital transformation (DX) strategy that integrates and redefines the processes associated with asbestos management and waste disposal, offering a cohesive solution that enhances both compliance and operational efficiency.

Solutions on Display

At the Japan Build Osaka, EMS will feature two key services that bridge operational gaps within the construction industry:

AsbestosONE

AsbestosONE delivers an integrated management system for all asbestos-related activities. Key features include:

• - Centralized management of asbestos tasks
• - Electronic reporting (compliant with G Biz ID)
• - Automatic generation of site boards and client explanation documents
• - Recording of survey results
• - Document creation, storage, and analysis request functionalities that can all be handled online.

WasteCloudONE

WasteCloudONE centralizes the management of industrial waste operations, offering:

• - Contract management and permit oversight
• - Integration with external systems
• - Manifest management (both electronic and paper-based)
• - Comprehensive tracking of waste types and legal compliance.

Both systems are designed to connect previously segregated workflows, promoting visibility and efficiency across all management levels, from field operations to corporate headquarters.

Event Details

• - Event Name: 10th Japan Build Osaka – Cutting-edge Technology Expo for Construction, Civil Engineering, and Real Estate
• - Sector: Construction DX Exhibition and more
• - Dates: August 26-28, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
• - Location: Intex Osaka
• - Official Website: Japan Build

About EMS

Founded in July 2021, EMS specializes in providing systems for managing asbestos and industrial waste. The company is committed to fostering environmental protection through the development of human resources in this field. With a capital of 350 million yen, EMS has gained the trust of over 13,000 businesses, ensuring compliance with asbestos regulations and enhancing operational efficiency.

• - Headquarters: 4th Floor, New International Bldg, 3-4-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0005
• - CEO: Miya Hoshi

Innovations in Asbestos Management

AsbestosONE enhances compliance and operational efficiency, integrating G Biz ID for simplified inspection reporting and facilitating the automatic generation of necessary documentation.

• - More Info: AsbestosONE

Advances in Waste Management

WasteCloudONE ensures adherence to waste management regulations while improving operational efficiency through comprehensive data management and streamlined processes.

For the latest updates on asbestos in construction, EMS's group company, CERSI, offers a dedicated platform called Asbestos Information Navigator. This initiative provides current information to construction professionals, ensuring that they are well-informed about asbestos-related issues.

• - Check it out: Asbestos Information Navigator

As EMS prepares to unveil these transformative solutions at Japan Build Osaka, the construction industry stands on the brink of major technological advancements that promise not only to improve compliance but to enhance overall operational productivity in a sector historically burdened by fragmented processes.