JP7545885B2 - Management system and management program - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a management system and a management program.

Technology for managing work status has been known in the past (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

JP 2016-184427 A

However, in Patent Document 1, it was difficult to manage the state of the inspection that is closely related to the work, and there was room for improvement.

The present invention has been made in consideration of the above facts, and aims to provide a management system and management program that can manage the status of work and inspection.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems and achieve the objective, the management system described in claim 1 comprises a storage means for storing work status information indicating the status of work for a plurality of tasks performed in each of a plurality of target areas and inspection status information indicating the status of inspection related to the work of the plurality of tasks, and a display control means for displaying work status display information that displays the status of the work or inspection status display information that displays the status of the inspection based on the work status information and the inspection status information stored in the storage means , and the display control means displays warning information to call attention when a first mode in which the inspection status display information is not displayed is set and the next order of work is performed before a second inspection of a type that does not allow the next order of work to be performed before the inspection is performed.

The management system described in claim 2 comprises a storage means for storing work status information indicating the status of work for a plurality of tasks performed in each of a plurality of target areas and inspection status information indicating the status of inspection related to the work of the plurality of tasks, and a display control means for displaying work status display information indicating the status of the work or inspection status display information indicating the status of the inspection based on the work status information and the inspection status information stored in the storage means, wherein when a first mode in which the inspection status display information is not displayed is set, the display control means does not display warning information to call attention when the next order of work is performed before a first inspection of a type that allows the next order of work to be performed before the inspection is performed.

The management program described in claim 3 causes a computer to function as a display control means that stores work status information indicating the status of work for a plurality of tasks performed in each of a plurality of target areas, and inspection status information indicating the status of inspection related to the work of the plurality of tasks, and displays work status display information that displays the status of the work, or inspection status display information that displays the status of the inspection, based on the stored work status information and inspection status information, and the display control means displays warning information to call attention when a next order of work is performed before a second inspection of a type that does not allow the next order of work to be performed before the inspection is performed when a first mode in which the inspection status display information is not displayed is set.

The management program described in claim 4 causes a computer to function as a display control means that stores work status information indicating the status of work for a plurality of tasks performed in each of a plurality of target areas, and inspection status information indicating the status of inspection related to the work of the plurality of tasks, and displays work status display information that displays the status of the work, or inspection status display information that displays the status of the inspection, based on the stored work status information and inspection status information, and when a first mode in which the inspection status display information is not displayed is set, the display control means does not display warning information to call attention when the next order of work is performed before a first inspection of a type that allows the next order of work to be performed before the inspection is performed.

According to the management system of claim 1 and the management program of claim 3 , it becomes possible to manage, for example, the work status and the inspection status by displaying work status display information that displays the work status, or inspection status display information that displays the inspection status.
Furthermore, if the next task in the sequence is performed before the second test is performed, it is possible to display warning information to alert the user, for example, that the second test has been skipped.

According to the management system of claim 2 and the management program of claim 4, it becomes possible to manage, for example, the work status and the inspection status by displaying work status display information that displays the work status or inspection status display information that displays the inspection status.
Furthermore, by not displaying warning information to call attention when the next scheduled task is performed before the first test is performed, it is possible to avoid the annoyance of being notified of information that is relatively unlikely to be noticed (information indicating that the first test has been skipped), for example.

1 is a block diagram showing a functional concept of a management system according to an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating an example of management information. FIG. 11 is a diagram for explaining work status information. FIG. 11 is a diagram for explaining inspection state information. FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an example of how state information is stored. 13 is a display example of a work status input screen. 13 is a display example of an examination status input screen. 13 is a display example of a two-dimensional table overall status screen. 13 is a display example of a two-dimensional table individual status screen. FIG. 11 is a diagram showing the relationship between each setting and the process executed when each setting is selected. 11A to 11C are diagrams illustrating examples of information displayed in each setting. 13 is a flowchart of a first display process. FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating a processing result of a first display process. 13 is a flowchart of a second display process. 11A and 11B are diagrams illustrating processing results of a second display process. 13 is a flowchart of a third display process. FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating a processing result of a third display process. 13 is a flowchart of a fourth display process. FIG. 13 is a diagram illustrating a processing result of a fourth display process. 13 is a flowchart of a work-related alarm process. 13 is a flowchart of a process for determining whether an operation has been skipped. FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an example of how state information is stored. FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating each type of warning information. 13 is a flowchart of an examination-related alarm process. 13 is a flowchart of an inspection skipping determination process.

The following describes in detail an embodiment of the management system and management program according to the present invention with reference to the attached drawings.

[I] Basic Concept of the Embodiment First, the basic concept of the embodiment will be described. The embodiment relates to a management system and a management program. The management system according to the present invention is a system for managing the status of a task performed in a target area, and includes, for example, a storage unit and a display control unit.

A "target area" is an area with which a task is associated, and specifically, is a concept that includes indoor or outdoor areas, for example, the areas inside and outside a building under construction, or the areas inside and outside a building that has already been constructed, and also the area within a construction site.

A "task" is something that is done or should be done, and specifically, is a concept that includes work and issues that need to be resolved, such as interior construction work, door installation work, and exterior construction work for a building under construction.

The "storage means" is a means for storing work status information and inspection status information. The "work status information" is information that indicates the status of work for a task, and the "inspection status information" is information that indicates the status of inspection related to the work.

"Inspection" refers to confirming that work has been performed according to specified standards, and is a concept that indicates checking for abnormalities or suitability, etc.

The "display control means" refers to a means for displaying work status display information that displays the status of work, or inspection status display information that displays the status of inspection, based on the work status information and inspection status information stored in the storage means.

In the embodiment described below, for example, the "target area" is each room in a four-story building under construction, and the explanation will be centered on the case where the status of one of those rooms, room 105, is displayed.

[II] Specific Contents of the Embodiment Next, specific contents of the embodiment will be described.

(composition)
First, FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a functional concept of a management system according to the present embodiment.

(Configuration Management System)
1 includes, for example, a terminal device 1 and a server device 2, and these devices are capable of communicating with each other. Note that the management system 100 includes a plurality of terminal devices carried by various users (workers who perform work, inspectors who perform inspections), but in this embodiment, the management system 100 will be described by illustrating only one terminal device 1 in FIG. 1 as a representative example.

(Configuration - Management System - Terminal Device)
The terminal device 1 in FIG. 1 is a device carried by a user, such as a smartphone or a tablet terminal, and includes, as an example, a communication unit 11, a touchpad 12, a display 13, a recording unit 14, and a control unit 15.

The communication unit 11 is a communication means for communicating with an external device (e.g., the server device 2). The touchpad 12 is an operation means for accepting various operational inputs from a user. The display 13 is an image display means for displaying various images, and for example, the touchpad 12 and the display 13 are integrally formed as a touch panel. The recording unit 14 is a recording means for recording programs and various data. The control unit 15 is a control means for controlling the terminal device 1, and is configured using, for example, a CPU, a RAM, and internal memories such as a ROM.

(Configuration - Management System - Server Device)
The server device 2 in FIG. 1 includes, for example, a communication unit 21, a recording unit 22, and a control unit 23.

(Configuration - Information Processing System - Server Device - Communication Unit)
The communication unit 21 in FIG. 1 is a communication unit that communicates with an external device (for example, the terminal device 1).

(Configuration - Management System - Server Device - Recording Unit)
1 is a recording unit that records programs and various data necessary for the operation of the server device 2. The recording unit 22 includes, for example, a management information database 221 (hereinafter, the database will be referred to as "DB").

(Configuration - Management system - Server device - Recording unit - Management information DB)
The management information DB 221 in FIG. 1 is a storage unit that stores work status information and inspection status information, and specifically, is a management information storage unit that stores management information.

Figure 2 is a diagram showing an example of management information. "Management information" is information for managing the status of each room (target area) of a building under construction, and for example, each piece of information shown in Figure 2 is stored in association with each other. Note that while Figure 2 specifically shows information about room 105 as an example, in reality, information about other rooms such as room 101 and room 102 is also stored.

===Room name information, work order information===
"Room name information" in Fig. 2 is information indicating the name of a room in a building (e.g., "105" indicating room 105). "Construction name information" is information indicating the name of the construction (e.g., "interior construction"). "Work sequence information" in Fig. 2 is information indicating the order in which each work is to be performed in each room (represented by a number, such as "1" indicating that the work is to be performed first).

===Work name information===
The "work name information" in Fig. 2 is information indicating the name of the work (i.e., task) to be performed in each room. Note that, as this work name information, for example, the names of various works such as marking out work, LGS installation work, board installation work, etc. are stored, but in this embodiment, for convenience, "A", "B", etc. are used for explanation.

===Test type information===
The "inspection type information" in Figure 2 is information about the inspection performed for each operation, and is a concept that includes, for example, "0" indicating that no inspection is performed, "1" indicating that a first inspection is performed, and "2" indicating that a second inspection is performed. A "first inspection" is a type of inspection that allows the next operation to be performed before an inspection is performed, and is also called a sampling inspection. A "second inspection" is a type of inspection that does not allow the next operation to be performed before an inspection is performed, and is also called a 100% inspection.

===Working Status Information===
The "work status information" in Fig. 2 is information indicating the status of work. Fig. 3 is a diagram for explaining the work status information. As the work status information in Fig. 2, for example, as illustrated in the "Name" column in Fig. 3, information indicating any one of the states of "Not registered 0", "Not registered", "Work started", "Work completed", or "Damaged" is stored. Note that in each figure, the information of each name is illustrated and explained as described in the "Display in each figure" column in Fig. 3 (the same applies to the inspection status information in Fig. 4).

"Not registered 0" indicates a state in which it is not yet the turn of the target task to be performed. "Not registered" indicates a state in which it is the turn of the target task to be performed, but the task has not yet started. "Work started" indicates a state in which the target task has started. "Work completed" indicates a state in which the target task has been completed. "Not yet completed" indicates a state in which there is still work to be done for the target task, for example, but the task has been temporarily halted.
===Inspection Status Information===
The "test status information" in Fig. 2 is information indicating the status of the test. Fig. 4 is a diagram for explaining the test status information. As the test status information in Fig. 2, for example, as exemplified in the "Name" column in Fig. 4, information indicating any one of the states of "unregistered 0", "unregistered", "test started", "test completed", or "no test" is stored.

"Not registered 0" indicates that it has not yet become the worker's turn to inspect the target work. "Not registered" indicates that it has become the worker's turn to inspect the target work, but the inspection has not yet started. "Inspection started" indicates that the inspection of the target work has started. "Inspection completed" indicates that the inspection of the target work has been completed. "No inspection" indicates that no inspection will be conducted on the target work.

In the management information shown in Figure 2, the tasks "A" through "E" are set to be performed in sequence for room 105, and the types of inspections, tasks, and inspection status for these tasks "A" through "E" are also shown.

In the management information shown in FIG. 2, all information other than the work status information and the inspection status information is stored by the manager inputting the information to the server device 2 according to a plan, and the work status information and the inspection status information are stored by executing the status storage process described below.

(Configuration - Management system - Server device - Control unit)
1 is a control unit that controls the server device 2, and functionally includes, for example, a display control unit 231. The display control unit 231 is the above-mentioned display control unit. The processes performed by each unit of the control unit 23 will be described later.

(process)
Next, a description will be given of a state storage process and a display process executed by the management system 100 according to the present embodiment.

(Processing - Status Storage Processing)
First, the status storage process will be described. The status storage process is generally a process executed by the server device 2 (the same goes for the display process), and is, for example, a process for storing the work status information and the inspection status information in Fig. 2. Fig. 5 is a diagram showing an example of storage of each piece of status information, Fig. 6 is an example of a display of the work status input screen, and Fig. 7 is an example of a display of the inspection status input screen.

===Work status input screen===
The "work status input screen" is a screen for inputting the work status, and is, for example, a screen displayed on the worker's terminal device 1 and operated by the worker. On this work status input screen, when any item in the work status input field 31 in Fig. 6 is tapped and a send button is pressed, the terminal device 1 transmits information indicating the tapped item to the server device 2, so that the work status can be input to the server device 2.

In the work status input field 31, "Start work" is the item that is tapped when work is to be started, "Work completed" is the item that is tapped when work is completed, and "Leave faults" is the item that is tapped when faults are left.

===Test status input screen===
The "inspection status input screen" is a screen for inputting the inspection status, and is, for example, a screen displayed on the inspector's terminal device 1 and operated by the inspector. As with the work status input screen, on this inspection status input screen, the inspection status can be input to the server device 2 by tapping any of the items in the inspection status input field 32 in Fig. 7 and pressing the send button.

In the test status input field 32, "Start Test" is the item that is tapped when starting the test, and "Complete Test" is the item that is tapped when the test is completed.

===Processing===
As for the processing, basically, the information is stored by the operations etc. described in the "storage method" columns of FIG. 3 and FIG.

The control unit 23 basically stores "Not Yet 0" (note that the meaning of "Not Yet 0" is as explained in Figs. 3 and 4) as the initial status information (initial value), as shown by the number "1" in Fig. 5. In particular, "Not Yet" is stored as the work status information for the first sequence. In addition, "No Examination" is stored as the examination status information for examination type information of "0", and "Not Yet" is stored as the examination status information for the first sequence (for examination type information other than "0").

Next, when a worker or inspector selects room name information, construction name information, and work name information via his/her own terminal device 1, and then taps an item in either the work status input field 31 in FIG. 6 or the inspection status input field 32 in FIG. 7, and presses the send button (shown in the upper right corner of each figure), the aforementioned communication is performed between the terminal device 1 and the server device 2, and the control unit 23 stores the information corresponding to the tapped item.

For example, in the work status input screen of FIG. 6, if "A" is selected and then "Start work" is tapped, "Start" is stored as the work status information of "A", as shown by number "2" in FIG. 5. Next, for example, if "A" is selected and then "Complete work" is tapped, "Complete" is stored as the work status information of "A", as shown by number "3" in FIG. 5. In this case, "Not yet" is stored as the work status information of the next item, "B". Also, although not shown in FIG. 5, the operation when "Leave no" is tapped is the same as when "Complete work" is tapped, and "Leave no" is stored, and "Not yet" is stored as the work status information of the next item.

For example, if "B" is selected and "Start Inspection" is tapped on the inspection status input screen in FIG. 7, "Start" is stored as the work status information for "B", as shown by number "8" in FIG. 5. Next, for example, if "B" is selected and "Complete Inspection" is tapped, "Complete" is stored as the work status information for "B", as shown by number "9" in FIG. 5. In this case, "Not yet" is stored as the work status information for the next item in the sequence, "C".

By carrying out these processes, for example, when an operation described in the "Operation by operator" column and the "Operation by inspector" column in Figure 5 is performed, information corresponding to that operation (each state information in Figure 5) is stored. This concludes the explanation of the state storage process.

(Processing - Display Processing)
Next, the display processing will be described. The display processing is, for example, processing for displaying a two-dimensional table overall status screen and a two-dimensional table individual status screen, and includes the first to fourth display processing, the work-related alarm processing, and the inspection-related alarm processing. Fig. 8 is a display example of the two-dimensional table overall status screen, and Fig. 9 is a display example of the two-dimensional table individual status screen. These two types of screens are collectively referred to simply as "two-dimensional table screens."

====2-dimensional table overall status screen====
The "binary table overall status screen" is a screen for displaying the status of work or inspection without focusing on a specific work, and is a concept that includes the overall binary table 41 shown in Fig. 8. The overall binary table 41 is information that displays the status of each room, and for example, each room is provided with three display columns. In each display column, the name of each room is displayed in the first column (e.g., "105" indicating room 105 in Fig. 8), and the work name and status are displayed in the second and third columns.

===Two-way table individual status screen===
The "binary table individual status screen" is a screen for displaying the status of a task or inspection with a focus on a specific task, and is a concept that includes the individual binary table 42 shown in Fig. 9. The individual binary table 42 is information that displays the status of each room, and for example, each room is provided with two display columns. In each display column, the name of the room is displayed in the first column (e.g., "105" for room 105 in Fig. 9), and the status is displayed in the second column.

===Settings===
Fig. 10 is a diagram showing the relationship between each setting and the processing executed when each setting is selected, and Fig. 11 is a diagram showing an example of information displayed for each setting. In the management system 100, as shown in Fig. 10, four settings, setting 1 to setting 4, are provided, and one of the settings is selected by the user performing a predetermined operation via his/her terminal device 1, and the server device 2 performs processing corresponding to the selected setting.

=Setting 1=
Setting 1 is a setting for displaying information showing the status of the work on the two-way table overall status screen of Fig. 8. Setting 1 is also a setting for executing each process exemplified in the "Display Process" and "Alarm Process" columns of Fig. 10 (Settings 2 to 4 are also as exemplified in Fig. 10). Setting 1 is a setting that is selected, for example, when "Overall (default)" is entered in the work name column of Fig. 8 and "OFF" is selected in the test selection button (not shown). The information displayed here is, for example, each piece of information exemplified in the "Setting 1 (Overall Display-Test OFF)" column of Fig. 11.

In setting 1 of Figure 11, "Ready to start" indicates a state in which work can be started, "Working" indicates a state in which work is being carried out, "Waiting for inspection" indicates a state in which the inspection is waiting to be completed, "Work completed" indicates a state in which work has been completed, and "Not yet completed" indicates a state in which some work is not completed.

=Setting 2=
Setting 2 is a setting for displaying information showing the state of the examination on the two-way table overall state screen in Fig. 8, and is a setting that is selected when, for example, "Overall (default)" is entered in the work name field in Fig. 8 and "ON" is selected in the examination selection button (not shown). The information displayed here is, for example, each piece of information exemplified in the "Setting 2 (Overall display-Examination ON)" field in Fig. 11.

In setting 2 in Figure 11, "Not yet tested" indicates that the test has not yet been performed, "Test available" indicates that the test can be started, "Testing in progress" indicates that the test is currently being performed, "Testing completed" indicates that the test has been completed, and "Blank" indicates that the display field is blank (no information is displayed), specifically indicating that no test is planned.

=Setting 3=
Setting 3 is a setting for displaying information showing the status of an operation on the two-way table individual status screen in Fig. 9, and is a setting selected when, for example, a specific operation name such as "A" is selected and entered in the operation name column in Fig. 9 and "OFF" is selected in the examination selection button (not shown). The information displayed here is, for example, each piece of information exemplified in the "Setting 3 (individual display-examination OFF)" column in Fig. 11.

In setting 3 of Figure 11, "Waiting for inspection of work XX" indicates a state where the work name information is waiting for the inspection of the work XX to be completed. Note that other information is the same as the information in setting 1.

=Setting 4=
Setting 4 is a setting for displaying information showing the status of an examination on the two-way table individual status screen in Fig. 9, and is a setting that is selected when, for example, a specific task name information such as "B" is selected and entered in the task name column in Fig. 9 and "ON" is selected in the examination selection button (not shown). The information displayed here is, for example, each piece of information exemplified in the "Setting 4 (individual display-examination ON)" column in Fig. 11.

In Figure 11, "No Examination" in Setting 4 indicates that no examination is planned. Note that other information is the same as the information in Setting 2.

Note that settings 1 and 3 may be interpreted as corresponding to the "first mode," and settings 2 and 4 as corresponding to the "second mode."

(Processing-Display Processing-First Display Processing)
First, the first display process will be described. Fig. 12 is a flowchart of the first display process (in the following description of each process, steps are abbreviated as "S"). Fig. 12 shows a flow of processing the management information in Fig. 2 by focusing on the work status information or the inspection status information according to the work order indicated by the work order information (the same applies to other processes). The first display process is a process executed when setting 1 is selected, and is a process for displaying information indicating the work status on the two-dimensional table overall status screen in Fig. 8, for example.

In this first display process, as a whole, the display control unit 231 of the server device 2 determines information indicating the status of work in each room based on the management information in the management information DB 221, generates screen information for displaying a two-dimensional table screen including the determined information, and transmits it to the terminal device 1, thereby displaying the two-dimensional table screen on the display 13 of the terminal device 1 (the same applies to other processes). In this embodiment, for example, focusing on one room, Room 105, the process of determining information indicating the status of work will be described in detail using a flowchart (the same applies to other processes).

Figure 13 is a diagram illustrating the processing results of the first display process. In this Figure 13, the processing results when each piece of information explained in Figure 5 is stored are illustrated in the "Display" column (lower part of the drawing) (the same applies to Figure 15 described below). Also, the subject of the processing explained here is the display control unit 231 of the server device 2, unless otherwise specified (the same applies to other processing).

In SA1 of FIG. 12, it is determined whether the nth (initially n=1) work status information in FIG. 2 (i.e., the work status information associated with "work sequence information" = "n" in FIG. 2) is "unregistered."

If it is determined to be "unregistered" (YES in SA1), in SA2, the nth task name information in FIG. 2 is determined as the information to be displayed in the second row of the overall binary table 41 in FIG. 8, and "Ready to start" is determined as the information to be displayed in the third row.

On the other hand, if it is determined that the item is not "unregistered" (SA1: NO), then in SA3, it is determined whether the nth work status information in FIG. 2 is "work started."

If it is determined that "work has started" (YES in SA3), in SA4, the nth work name information and "work in progress" are determined as the information to be displayed in the second and third rows.

On the other hand, if it is determined that the event is not "start of work" (NO in SA3), then in SA5, it is determined whether the nth examination type information in FIG. 2 is "2".

If it is determined that the information is "2" (YES in SA5), in SA6, it is determined whether the nth test status information in FIG. 2 is "Unregistered 0", "Unregistered", or "Test Started".

If it is determined that the item is "Not registered 0", "Not registered", or "Inspection started" (YES in SA6), in SA7, the nth work name information and "Waiting for inspection" are determined as the information to be displayed in the second and third rows.

On the other hand, if it is determined that the value is not "2" (NO in SA5), or if it is determined that the value is not "unregistered 0", "unregistered", or "test started" (NO in SA6), then in SA8 it is determined whether the n+1th piece of information in Figure 2 does not exist.

If it is determined that the n+1th piece of information does not exist (YES in SA8), in SA9, it is determined whether any of the work status information is "remaining no good."

If it is determined that any of the work status information is "Left to be left to be done" (YES in SA9), in SA10, the work name information associated with the left to be done and "Left to be left to be done" are determined as the information to be displayed in the second and third rows.

On the other hand, if it is determined that any of the work status information is not "Left to be done" (i.e., "Left to be done" is not stored) (NO in SA9), in SA11, the nth work name information and "Work completed" are determined as the information to be displayed in the second and third rows.

If it is determined that the n+1th information does not exist (the n+1th information does exist) (NO in SA8), add 1 to n and move to SA1. In this case, the above-mentioned processes are performed based on the next information in the order.

Then, the above-mentioned processes are performed for each room, and screen information for displaying a two-dimensional table screen including the determined information is generated and transmitted to the terminal device 1, thereby displaying the two-dimensional table overall status screen.

When the user performs operations according to the progress of the work, each piece of status information will be updated, for example, as shown in FIG. 13. In this case, the information displayed in the second and third rows of the overall binary table 41 in FIG. 8 (work status display information) will transition as shown in the "Display" column in FIG. 13.

(Processing-Display Processing-Second Display Processing)
Next, the second display process will be described. Fig. 14 is a flowchart of the second display process. The second display process is a process executed when setting 2 is selected, and is a process for displaying information showing the state of the examination on the two-dimensional table overall state screen of Fig. 8, for example. Fig. 15 is a diagram showing an example of the processing result of the second display process.

At SB1 in FIG. 14, it is determined whether all the test type information in FIG. 2 is "0".

If it is determined that all the test type information is "0" (YES in SB1), in SB2, "grayed out" and "blank" are determined as the information to be displayed in the second and third rows of the overall binary table 41 in FIG. 8. "Grayed out" indicates that the background color is displayed in gray, and indicates that there is no corresponding task name information. "Blank" is as described above.

On the other hand, if it is determined that not all test type information is "0" (any test type information is "1" or "2") (NO in SB1), in SB3, it is determined whether the nth (initially n=1) test type information in Figure 2 (i.e., the test type information associated with "Work address information" = "n" in Figure 2) is "0" or not.

If it is determined to be "0" (YES in SB3), add 1 to n and move to SB3 again. In this case, each process is performed based on the information in the next order.

On the other hand, if it is determined that the value is not "0" (NO in SB3), then in SB4, it is determined whether the nth inspection status information in FIG. 2 is "unregistered."

If it is determined that the status is "unregistered" (YES in SB4), in SB5, it is determined whether the nth work status information in FIG. 2 is "unregistered 0", "unregistered", or "work started".

If it is determined that the item is "Not registered 0", "Not registered", or "Work started" (YES in SB5), in SB6, the nth work name information and "Not inspected" are determined as the information to be displayed in the second and third rows.

On the other hand, if it is determined that the status is not "Not registered 0", "Not registered", or "Work started" (NO in SB5), in SB7, the nth work name information and "Inspection possible" are determined as the information to be displayed in the second and third rows.

If it is determined that the nth test status information in FIG. 2 is "unregistered" (NO in SB4), then in SB8 it is determined whether the nth test status information in FIG. 2 is "test started."

If it is determined that the status is "inspection started" (YES in SB8), in SB9, the nth operation name information and "inspection in progress" are determined as the information to be displayed in the second and third rows.

On the other hand, if it is determined that the test has not started (NO in SB8), then in SB10, it is determined whether the n+1th piece of information in Figure 2 exists.

If it is determined that the n+1th information does not exist (YES in SB10), in SB11, the nth work name information and "Inspection completed" are determined as the information to be displayed in the second and third rows.

On the other hand, if it is determined that the n+1th piece of information does not exist (the n+1th piece of information does exist) (NO in SB10), n is incremented by 1 and the process moves to SB3. In this case, the above-mentioned processes are carried out based on the next piece of information in the order.

Then, the above-mentioned processes are performed for each room, and screen information for displaying a two-dimensional table screen including the determined information is generated and transmitted to the terminal device 1, thereby displaying the two-dimensional table overall status screen.

When the user performs operations according to the progress of the work, each piece of status information will be updated, for example, as shown in FIG. 15. In this case, the information displayed in the second and third rows of the overall binary table 41 in FIG. 8 (work status display information) will transition as shown in the "Display" column in FIG. 15.

(Processing-Display Processing-Third Display Processing)
Next, the third display process will be described. Fig. 16 is a flowchart of the third display process. Fig. 16 shows a flow of processing focusing on work status information or inspection status information based on specific work name information selected and input by the user in the management information of Fig. 2 (similar to the fourth display process). The third display process is a process executed when setting 3 is selected, and is a process for displaying information showing the status of work on the two-way table individual status screen of Fig. 9, for example.

Figure 17 is a diagram illustrating the processing results of the third display process. In Figure 17, the processing results when the information explained in Figure 5 is stored are illustrated in the "Display" column (lower part of the drawing). In particular, the processing results when the task name information displayed in the "Selected Task" column is selected and input are illustrated (the same applies to Figure 19 described below).

In the following, we will assume that the task name information selected and entered by the user is the xth task in the task order (the same applies to the fourth display process).

In SC1 of FIG. 16, it is determined whether the xth task status information in FIG. 2 (i.e., the task status information associated with the specific task name information selected and input by the user) is "unregistered 0".

If it is determined that the number is "unregistered 0" (YES in SC1), the first display process described above is executed in SC2, and the information to be displayed in the second row determined in the first display process is identified. Then, the identified information is determined as the information to be displayed in the second row of the individual binary table 42 in FIG. 9.

On the other hand, if it is determined that the status is not "unregistered 0" (NO in SC1), then in SC3 it is determined whether the xth work status information in Figure 2 is "unregistered".

If it is determined that the test is "unregistered" (YES in SC3), then in SC4 it is determined whether the x-1th test type information in Figure 2 is "2".

If it is determined that the x-1th test type information in Figure 2 is "2" (YES in SC4), then in SC5 it is determined whether the x-1th test status information is "unregistered 0", "unregistered", or "test started".

If it is determined that the item is "Not registered 0", "Not registered", or "Inspection started" (YES in SC5), in SC6, it is determined that the information to be displayed in the second row is "Work XX waiting for inspection". Note that "Work XX" is the x-1th work name information in Figure 2.

On the other hand, if the answer is "NO in SC4" or "NO in SC5", then in SC7, the information to be displayed on the second line is determined to be "OK to start".

If it is determined that the xth work status information in FIG. 2 is not "unregistered" (NO in SC3), then in SC8 it is determined whether the xth work status information in FIG. 2 is "work started."

If it is determined that "work has started" (YES in SC8), in SC9, it is determined that "work in progress" is the information to be displayed on the second row.

On the other hand, if it is determined that the event is not "start of work" (NO in SC8), then in SC10 it is determined whether the xth examination type information in Figure 2 is "2".

If it is determined that the xth test type information in Figure 2 is "2" (YES in SC10), then in SC11 it is determined whether the xth test status information in Figure 2 is "unregistered 0", "unregistered", or "test started".

If it is determined that the item is "Not registered 0", "Not registered", or "Inspection started" (YES in SC11), in SC12, it is determined that the information to be displayed in the second row is "Work XX waiting for inspection". Note that "Work XX" is the xth work name information in Figure 2.

On the other hand, if the answer is "NO in SC10" or "NO in SC11", in SC13 it is determined whether the xth work status information in FIG. 2 is "Leave to be done" or not, and if it is determined that it is "Leave to be done" (YES in SC13), in SC14 it is determined that "Leave to be done" is the information to be displayed on the second line, whereas if it is determined that it is not "Leave to be done" (NO in SC13), in SC15 it is determined that "Work completed" is the information to be displayed on the second line.

Then, the above-mentioned processes are performed for each room, and screen information for displaying a two-dimensional table screen including the determined information is generated and transmitted to the terminal device 1, thereby displaying the two-dimensional table individual status screen.

When the user performs operations according to the progress of the work, each piece of status information will be updated, for example, as shown in FIG. 17. In this case, the information displayed in the second row of the individual binary table 42 in FIG. 9 (work status display information) will transition as shown in the "Display" column in FIG. 17. Also, depending on the specific work name information selected and input by the user, it will be displayed as shown in the "Selected work" column in FIG. 17 (the same applies to the fourth display process).

(Processing-Display Processing-Fourth Display Processing)
Next, the fourth display process will be described. Fig. 18 is a flowchart of the fourth display process. The fourth display process is a process executed when setting 4 is selected, and is a process for displaying information showing the state of the examination on the two-dimensional table individual state screen of Fig. 9, for example. Fig. 19 is a diagram showing an example of the processing result of the fourth display process.

In SD1 of FIG. 18, it is determined whether the xth test type information in FIG. 2 (i.e., the test type information associated with the specific task name information selected and input by the user) is "0".

If it is determined that the xth test type information in Figure 2 is "0" (YES in SD1), then in SD2, "No test" is determined as the information to be displayed in the second row of the individual binary table 42 in Figure 9.

On the other hand, if it is determined that the xth test type information in FIG. 2 is not "0" (NO in SD1), then in SD3 it is determined whether the xth test status information in FIG. 2 is "unregistered 0" or "unregistered."

If it is determined that the xth inspection status information in Figure 2 is "unregistered 0" or "unregistered" (YES in SD3), in SD4 it is determined whether the xth work status information in Figure 2 is "not yet completed" or "not yet completed".

If it is determined that the xth work status information in FIG. 2 is "not done" or "work completed" (YES in SD4), then in SD5 it is determined that "inspection possible" is the information to be displayed on the second row. On the other hand, if it is determined that the xth work status information in FIG. 2 is not "not done" or "work completed" (NO in SD4), then in SD6 it is determined that "not inspected" is the information to be displayed on the second row.

If it is determined that the xth test status information in FIG. 2 is not "unregistered 0" or "unregistered" (NO in SD3), then in SD7 it is determined whether the xth test status information in FIG. 2 is "test started."

If it is determined that the xth test status information in FIG. 2 is "Test started" (YES in SD7), then in SD8 it is determined that the information to be displayed in the second row is "Testing in progress." On the other hand, if it is determined that the xth test status information in FIG. 2 is not "Test started" (NO in SD7), then in SD9 it is determined that the information to be displayed in the second row is "Test completed."

Then, the above-mentioned processes are performed for each room, and screen information for displaying a two-dimensional table screen including the determined information is generated and transmitted to the terminal device 1, thereby displaying the two-dimensional table individual status screen.

When the user performs operations according to the progress of the work, each piece of status information will be updated, for example, as shown in FIG. 19. In this case, the information displayed in the second row of the individual binary table 42 in FIG. 9 (work status display information) will transition as shown in the "Display" column in FIG. 19.

(Processing - Display Processing - Work-Related Alarm Processing)
Next, the work-related warning process will be described. Fig. 20 is a flowchart of the work-related warning process. The work-related warning process is a process for calling attention to the fact that a work is being skipped (overtaken).

As shown in FIG. 10, this work-related alarm process is a process that is repeatedly executed by the display control unit 231 of the server device 2 even when setting 1 or setting 3 is selected. In addition, this work-related alarm process is performed for each room name information in the management information in FIG. 2, but in this embodiment, the description focuses on one room, Room 105 (the same applies to the examination-related process).

In SE1 of FIG. 20, the task skipping determination process is executed. FIG. 21 is a flowchart of the task skipping determination process. The "task skipping determination process" is a process for determining whether or not a task has been skipped.

In SF1 of FIG. 21, it is determined whether the nth (initially n=1) work status information in FIG. 2 is "unregistered" or "work started", and if it is determined to be "unregistered" or "work started" (YES in SF1), it moves to SF2, whereas if it is determined not to be "unregistered" or "work started" (NO in SF1), 1 is added to n and it moves to SF1. In this case, processing is performed based on the information in the next order.

In SF2, it is determined whether the n+1th piece of information exists. If it is determined that the n+1th piece of information exists (YES in SF2), the process proceeds to SF3. On the other hand, if it is determined that the n+1th piece of information does not exist (NO in SF2), the process returns.

In SF3, it is determined whether the i-th (initial value is i=n+1) work status information is "Work started," "No work left," or "Work completed."

If it is determined that the task has started, is not completed, or is not finished (YES in SF3), then it is determined in SF4 that the nth task has been skipped to the ith task. On the other hand, if it is NO in SF3, then it is determined in SF5 that the nth task has not been skipped to the ith task.

Next, in SF6, if it is determined that the i+1th piece of information exists (YES in SF6), 1 is added to i and the process proceeds to SF3. On the other hand, if it is determined that the i+1th piece of information does not exist (NO in SF6), the process returns.

Figure 22 shows an example of how each piece of status information is stored. For example, when the above process is performed on the information for number "21," it is determined that the fourth task has been skipped to the fifth task.

Next, in SE2 of FIG. 20, task skipping warning information is displayed on the two-dimensional table screen. FIG. 23 is a diagram showing examples of each type of warning information. "Task skipping warning information" is information for calling attention, and specifically, is information indicating the existence of a task that has been skipped based on a predetermined order, such as the image information shown in FIG. 23(a). For example, information for displaying task skipping warning information is generated and transmitted to the terminal device 1 at a position on the two-dimensional table screen corresponding to the room determined to have been skipped in SF4 of FIG. 21 in the overall two-dimensional table 41 of FIG. 8 or the individual two-dimensional table 42 of FIG. 9, thereby displaying the task skipping warning information on the two-dimensional table screen.

(Processing - Display Processing - Inspection-Related Alarm Processing)
Next, the examination-related alarm process will be described. Fig. 24 is a flowchart of the examination-related alarm process. The examination-related alarm process is a process for calling attention to the fact that an examination has been skipped (overtaken).

As shown in FIG. 10, this test-related alarm process is a process that is repeatedly executed by the display control unit 231 of the server device 2 regardless of which setting is selected.

In SG1 of FIG. 24, a process for determining whether an inspection has been skipped is executed. FIG. 25 is a flowchart of the process for determining whether an inspection has been skipped. The "process for determining whether an inspection has been skipped" is a process for determining whether an inspection has been skipped.

In SH1 of FIG. 25, it is determined whether the nth (initially n=1) test type information in FIG. 2 is "2" or not, and if it is determined that it is "2" (YES in SH1), it moves to SH2, but if it is determined that it is not "2" (NO in SH1), it adds 1 to n and moves to SH1. In this case, processing is performed based on the information in the next order.

In SH2, it is determined whether the nth test status information in Figure 2 is "Unregistered 0", "Unregistered", or "Test Start", and if it is determined to be "Unregistered 0", "Unregistered", or "Test Start" (YES in SH2), it moves to SH3. On the other hand, if "NO in SH2", 1 is added to n and it moves to SH1. In this case, processing will be performed based on the information in the next order.

In SH3, it is determined whether the n+1th piece of information exists. If it is determined that the information exists (YES in SH3), it moves to SH4. On the other hand, if it is determined that the information does not exist (NO in SH3), it returns.

In SH4, it is determined whether the i-th (initial value is i=n+1) work status information is "Work started", "No work left", or "Work completed".

If it is determined that "work has started," "failed," or "work has been completed" (YES in SH4), it is determined in SH5 that the nth inspection has been skipped to the ith operation. On the other hand, if "NO in SH4," it is determined in SH6 that the nth inspection has not been skipped to the ith operation.

In SH7, it is determined whether the i-th test type information is "2" and whether the i-th test status information is "Test started" or "Test completed."

If it is determined that the i-th test type information is "2" and the i-th test status information is "Test started" or "Test completed" (YES in SH7), it is determined in SH8 that the n-th test has been skipped to the i-th test. On the other hand, if "NO in SH7", it is determined in SH9 that the n-th test has not been skipped to the i-th test.

Next, in SH10, if it is determined that the i+1th piece of information exists (YES in SH10), 1 is added to i and the process moves to SH4. On the other hand, if it is determined that the i+1th piece of information does not exist (NO in SH10), the process returns.

For example, when the above-mentioned process is performed on the information numbered "22" in FIG. 22, it is determined that the third examination has been skipped to the fourth operation. Also, although not shown in FIG. 22, when the above-mentioned process is performed on the information numbered "23" where the "operation name information" = "D" and the examination type information is "2", it is determined that the third examination has been skipped to the fourth examination.

Next, in SG2 of FIG. 24, the skipped examination warning information is displayed on the two-dimensional table screen. "Skipped examination warning information" is information for calling attention, and specifically, is information indicating that there is an examination that has been skipped based on a predetermined sequence, such as the image information shown in FIG. 23(b). For example, information for displaying the skipped examination warning information is generated and transmitted to the terminal device 1 at a position on the two-dimensional table screen corresponding to the room determined to have been skipped in SH5 or SH8 of FIG. 25 in the overall two-dimensional table 41 of FIG. 8 or the individual two-dimensional table 42 of FIG. 9, and the skipped examination warning information is displayed on the two-dimensional table screen.

In particular, when the test type information is "2" in SH1 in Figure 25 (YES in SH1), each process is performed, so if the second test is skipped, a test skip warning information is displayed, but if the first test is skipped, no test skip warning information is displayed.

(Effects of this embodiment)
According to this embodiment, by displaying work status display information that displays the status of work, or inspection status display information that displays the status of inspection, it becomes possible to manage, for example, the status of work and the status of inspection.

[III] Modifications to the embodiments The above describes the embodiments of the present invention, but the specific configurations and means of the present invention can be modified and improved as desired within the scope of the technical ideas of each invention described in the claims.

(Regarding each warning process)
The warning processes executed in each setting shown in FIG. 10 may be changed arbitrarily.

(About each piece of information)
In addition, the status of the work or inspection may be displayed using only a portion of the information described in Figures 3 and 4, or only a portion of the statuses described in Figure 11 may be displayed.
(Additional Note)
The management system of Appendix 1 comprises a storage means for storing work status information indicating the status of work for a plurality of tasks performed in each of a plurality of target areas and inspection status information indicating the status of inspection related to the work of the plurality of tasks, and a display control means for displaying work status display information that displays the status of the work or inspection status display information that displays the status of the inspection based on the work status information and the inspection status information stored in the storage means.
The management system of Appendix 2 is the management system described in Appendix 1, wherein the display control means displays the work status display information when a first mode in which the inspection status display information is not displayed is set, and displays the inspection status display information when a second mode in which the inspection status display information is displayed is set.
The management system of Appendix 3 is the management system described in Appendix 1 or 2, in which the multiple tasks are performed and inspected in a predetermined order, and the inspection includes a first inspection of a type that allows the next task in the sequence to be performed before the inspection is performed, and a second inspection of a type that does not allow the next task in the sequence to be performed before the inspection is performed.
The management system of Appendix 4 is a management system described in any one of Appendixes 1 to 3, wherein the display control means displays warning information to call attention when a next order of work is performed before a second test of a type that does not allow the next order of work to be performed before the test is performed, when a first mode in which the test status display information is not displayed is set.
The management system of Appendix 5 is a management system described in any one of Appendixes 1 to 4, wherein when a first mode in which the inspection status display information is not displayed is set, the display control means does not display warning information to call attention when a next order of work is performed before a first inspection of a type that allows the next order of work to be performed before the inspection is performed.
The management program of Appendix 6 causes the computer to function as a display control means that stores work status information indicating the status of work for a plurality of tasks performed in each of a plurality of target areas, and inspection status information indicating the status of inspection related to the work of the plurality of tasks, and displays work status display information that displays the status of the work, or inspection status display information that displays the status of the inspection, based on the stored work status information and inspection status information.
(Effect of supplementary notes)
According to the management system described in Appendix 1 and the management program described in Appendix 6, it is possible to manage, for example, the work status and the inspection status by displaying work status display information that displays the work status, or inspection status display information that displays the inspection status.
According to the management system described in Appendix 2, when the first mode is set, work status display information is displayed, and when the second mode is set, inspection status display information is displayed. For example, by switching modes, desired information can be displayed, thereby improving convenience.
According to the management system described in Appendix 3, by including a first inspection type that allows the next task in the sequence to be performed before the inspection is performed, and a second inspection type that does not allow the next task in the sequence to be performed before the first inspection is performed, it becomes possible to appropriately manage each type of inspection, for example.
According to the management system described in Appendix 4, if the next task in the sequence is performed before the second inspection is performed, it is possible to display warning information to alert the user, for example, to inform the user that the second inspection has been skipped.
According to the management system described in Appendix 5, when the next scheduled task is performed before the first test is performed, by not displaying warning information to call attention, it is possible to avoid the annoyance of being notified of information that is relatively unlikely to be noticed (information indicating that the first test has been skipped), for example.

REFERENCE SIGNS LIST 1 Terminal device 2 Server device 11 Communication unit 12 Touch pad 13 Display 14 Recording unit 15 Control unit 21 Communication unit 22 Recording unit 221 Management information DB
23 Control unit 31 Work status input field 32 Inspection status input field 41 Overall binary table 42 Individual binary table 100 Management system 231 Display control unit

Claims (4)

a storage means for storing work status information indicating the status of work for a plurality of tasks performed in each of a plurality of target areas, and inspection status information indicating the status of inspection related to the work for the plurality of tasks;
a display control means for displaying work status display information showing a status of the work or inspection status display information showing a status of the inspection based on the work status information and the inspection status information stored in the storage means;
Equipped with
The display control means
When a first mode in which the inspection status display information is not displayed is set, if a next order task is performed before a second inspection of a type that does not allow the next order task to be performed before the inspection is performed, warning information is displayed to call attention.
Management system. a storage means for storing work status information indicating the status of work for a plurality of tasks performed in each of a plurality of target areas, and inspection status information indicating the status of inspection related to the work for the plurality of tasks;
a display control means for displaying work status display information showing a status of the work or inspection status display information showing a status of the inspection based on the work status information and the inspection status information stored in the storage means;
Equipped with
The display control means
When a first mode in which the inspection status display information is not displayed is set, if a next order of work is performed before a first inspection of a type that allows the next order of work to be performed before the inspection is performed, no warning information is displayed to call attention.
Management system. Computer,
a display control means for storing work status information indicating the status of work for a plurality of tasks performed in each of a plurality of target areas and inspection status information indicating the status of inspection related to the work of the plurality of tasks, and displaying work status display information displaying the status of the work or inspection status display information displaying the status of the inspection based on the stored work status information and the inspection status information;
Function as a
The display control means
When a first mode in which the inspection status display information is not displayed is set, if a next order task is performed before a second inspection of a type that does not allow the next order task to be performed before the inspection is performed, warning information is displayed to call attention.
Management program. Computer,
a display control means for storing work status information indicating the status of work for a plurality of tasks performed in each of a plurality of target areas and inspection status information indicating the status of inspection related to the work of the plurality of tasks, and displaying work status display information displaying the status of the work or inspection status display information displaying the status of the inspection based on the stored work status information and the inspection status information;
Function as a
The display control means
When a first mode in which the inspection status display information is not displayed is set, if a next order of work is performed before a first inspection of a type that allows the next order of work to be performed before the inspection is performed, no warning information is displayed to call attention.
Management program.

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