How Japan Lowered Its Stump Removal Costs?

Safety Regulations Drove Up the Costs

In this blog post, we talk about how Japan reduced the stump removal cost with Dipperfox.
 
In Japan, a nation revered for its stringent safety regulations, Dipperfox has introduced a groundbreaking cost-efficiency method in stump removal. Traditionally, the process required high-speed grinders accompanied by large crews, sometimes up to 20 people, to maintain the extensive safety zones necessary for controlling flying debris. This precaution is particularly crucial in Japan’s densely populated areas, where safety cannot be compromised.

Such extensive manpower requirements had previously pushed the cost of removing a single stump to around 1000 euros. This included not just operators but also a sizable contingent of safety personnel and cleanup crews tasked with managing the resultant debris.
stump-removal-cost-in-japan-2
stump-removal-cost-in-japan-1

Enhanced Safety in Stump Removal Practices in Japan

Enter Dipperfox with its innovative technology, which has dramatically transformed this labour-intensive landscape. By employing Dipperfox stump grinders, the need for large crews has been significantly reduced, often from as many as 20 people down to just three.

This drastic reduction in manpower not only significantly cuts down operational costs but also boosts efficiency, making it easier for companies to compete in bids and tenders.

This strategic overhaul by Dipperfox is not just enhancing operational efficiencies but also redefining industry standards across Japan, making stump removal safer, quicker, and more cost-effective than ever before. This transformation illustrates the potential of smart technology to solve traditional problems in high-stakes environments.

stump-removal-cost-in-japan