Point awarding device, point awarding method, and point awarding program

Abstract

To accumulate and utilize the work history of skilled workers at construction sites. [Solution] A point awarding device comprising: an acquisition unit that acquires skilled worker data recorded in association with at least skilled worker information including the skilled worker's personal information, insurance information and employment information, an identifier for identifying the skilled worker, and a record of the skilled worker's entry to the construction site; an storage unit that stores extracted skilled worker data generated by extracting the skilled worker's identifier, entry record and personal information from the skilled worker data; a receiving unit that, when a skilled worker participates in a predetermined event at the construction site, reads the identifier recorded on a contactless card distributed to the skilled worker, who is a user of the service at the construction site, using a reader installed at the construction site, and receives the read identifier and the date and time of reading from the reader; and a point awarding unit that awards points exchangeable for goods to the skilled worker corresponding to the received identifier, in proportion to the amount held at the construction site, wherein the storage unit stores the awarded points in association with the extracted skilled worker data.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to a point awarding device, a point awarding method, and a point awarding program.

Background Art

[0002] In the above technical field, Patent Document 1 discloses identifying event participants who can participate in an event by collating event information including participation conditions with the construction system, and awarding points to the participants who participated in the event (paragraphs

[0100] to

[0105] ,

[0116] to

[0132] , claim 1, etc. of the same document).

[0003] Also, Patent Document 2 discloses identifying event participants who can participate in an event based on event information and the construction system, determining the awarding conditions for points to be awarded to event participants for each event, and awarding points to the participants who participated in the event (paragraphs

[0106] to

[0138] , claim 1, etc. of the same document).

[0004] Furthermore, Patent Document 3 discloses identifying event participants who can participate in an event based on event information and the construction system, determining the awarding conditions for points to be awarded to event participants for each event, and awarding points to the participants who actually participated in the event. It is disclosed that event participants do not know that points are generated for the event at the stage of participating in the event, and points are awarded after the event ends (paragraphs

[0106] to

[0138] , claim 1, etc. of the same document).

Prior Art Documents

Patent Documents

[0005]

Patent Document 1

[0006] However, the technology described in Patent Document 1 above could not be used to accumulate and utilize the work history of skilled workers at construction sites. [Means for solving the problem]

[0007] To achieve the above objective, the point awarding device according to the present invention is An acquisition unit that acquires skilled worker data, which includes at least skilled worker information including the skilled worker's personal information, insurance information and employment information, an identifier for identifying the skilled worker, and the skilled worker's entry record to the construction site, A storage unit that stores extracted skilled worker data, which is generated by extracting the skilled worker's identifier, entry record, and personal information from the skilled worker data, When the skilled worker participates in a predetermined event at the construction site, the identifier recorded on the contactless card distributed to the skilled worker, who is a user of the service at the construction site, is read by a reader installed at the construction site, and the receiving unit receives the read identifier and the date and time of reading from the reader. A point awarding unit that awards points, which can be exchanged for goods, to the skilled worker corresponding to the received identifier, in proportion to the quantity held at the construction site, Equipped with, The storage unit stores the awarded points in association with the extracted skilled worker data.

[0008] Furthermore, in order to achieve the above objective, the point awarding method according to the present invention is The acquisition step includes obtaining skilled worker data that records the association of skilled worker information, including the skilled worker's personal information, insurance information, and employment information, an identifier for identifying the skilled worker, and the skilled worker's entry record to the construction site. A storage step of storing extracted skilled worker data generated by extracting the identifier, entry record, and personal information of the skilled worker from the skilled worker data, When the skilled worker participates in a predetermined event at the construction site, the identifier recorded on the contactless card distributed to the skilled worker, who is a user of the service at the construction site, is read by a reader installed at the construction site, and the read identifier and the date and time of reading are received from the reader in a receiving step. A point awarding step in which points, exchangeable for goods, are awarded to the skilled worker corresponding to the received identifier, in proportion to the quantity held at the construction site, Includes, In the accumulation step, the points that have been awarded are stored in association with the extracted skilled worker data.

[0009] Furthermore, in order to achieve the above objective, the point awarding program according to the present invention is The acquisition step includes obtaining skilled worker data that records the association of skilled worker information, including the skilled worker's personal information, insurance information, and employment information, an identifier for identifying the skilled worker, and the skilled worker's entry record to the construction site. A storage step of storing extracted skilled worker data generated by extracting the identifier, entry record, and personal information of the skilled worker from the skilled worker data, When the skilled worker participates in a predetermined event at the construction site, the identifier recorded on the contactless card distributed to the skilled worker, who is a user of the service at the construction site, is read by a reader installed at the construction site, and the read identifier and the date and time of reading are received from the reader in a receiving step. A point awarding step in which points, exchangeable for goods, are awarded to the skilled worker corresponding to the received identifier, in proportion to the quantity held at the construction site, Have the computer run it, In the accumulation step, the points that have been awarded are stored in association with the extracted skilled worker data. [Effects of the Invention]

[0010] According to the present invention, it is possible to accumulate and utilize the work history of skilled workers at a construction site.

Brief Description of the Drawings

[0011] [Figure 1] It is a diagram for explaining the outline of point assignment by the point assignment device according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 2] It is a block diagram for explaining the configuration of the point assignment device according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 3] It is a diagram showing an example of an event table possessed by the point assignment device according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 4] It is a diagram for explaining the hardware configuration of the point assignment device according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 5] It is a flowchart for explaining the processing procedure of the point assignment device according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Mode for Carrying Out the Invention

[0012] Hereinafter, embodiments for carrying out the present invention will be exemplarily and specifically described with reference to the drawings. However, the configurations, numerical values, processing flows, functional elements, etc. described in the following embodiments are merely examples, and modifications and changes thereof are free, and are not intended to limit the technical scope of the present invention to the following description.

[0013] The point assignment device according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 5. FIG. 1 is a diagram for explaining the outline of the point assignment device 100 according to the present embodiment. The point assignment device 100 is a device that assigns points that can be exchanged for articles according to the amount held by the skilled worker 120 when the skilled worker 120 participates in a predetermined event at a construction site. The point assignment device 100 assigns points using a construction career up system managed by the server 110.

[0014] <Construction Career Up System> Here, the Construction Career Up System (CCUS) is a system that registers and accumulates the qualifications, social insurance enrollment status, and on-site work history of skilled workers 120 across industries for utilization. That is, CCUS is a system that can register the employment achievements and qualifications of each skilled worker, leading to fair evaluation of skills, improvement of construction quality, and efficiency of on-site work.

[0015] The purpose of constructing CCUS is to lead to appropriate treatment improvement according to the abilities, experience, etc. of skilled workers 120, create an industrial environment in which companies that employ and cultivate skilled workers 120 can grow, and aim for a construction industry where the younger generation can work with confidence.

[0016] After a skilled worker 120 confirms their identity, they can register in the system, and by receiving a CCUS card (hereinafter referred to as an IC (Integrated Circuit) card) with an ID (Identifier) assigned, they can use the system. Once a skilled worker 120 can use the system, their employment history, including when, at which site, in which job type, and in which position (such as foreman) they worked, is electronically recorded and accumulated. Parallel to this employment history, records of skills and training, such as the acquisition of qualifications and participation in training courses by the skilled worker 120, are registered. Based on the information registered in CCUS, the evaluation of each skilled worker 120 can be appropriately conducted, which can lead to improvement of treatment. Furthermore, by making efforts in personnel training and making visible the construction capabilities of specialized construction contractors with excellent skilled workers, the construction industry can be maintained in a healthy state.

[0017] CCUS is expected to become the institutional foundation of the construction industry, and in order to fully realize its effects, a unified effort between the government and the industry is essential. For this reason, creating a framework to make the construction capabilities of specialized contractors employing 120 skilled workers visible is considered an important issue for securing future workers in the construction industry. Since CCUS will accumulate information on each of the 120 skilled workers, it is expected that this accumulated information will be used to create an environment in which the 120 skilled workers receive treatment commensurate with their abilities and experience.

[0018] <Point awarding device 100> First, when the worker 120 arrives at the construction site in the morning, for example, he holds the issued IC card 131 over the card reader 130 installed at the entrance to the construction site. The IC card 131 is a contactless card, and when it is held over the card reader 130, the card reader 130 reads the information recorded on the IC card 131.

[0019] Information read by the card reader 130, such as the identifier (ID) for identifying the worker 120, is transmitted from the card reader 130 to the server 110. The card reader 130 also transmits the time the information on the IC card 131 was read to the server 110 as the time the worker 120 entered the construction site (entry record). The server 110 then records the identifier and entry time transmitted from the card reader 130 as the worker 120's work information. This information is recorded and accumulated each time the worker 120 reports to the construction site and holds the IC card 131 over the card reader 130. In this way, the worker 120's work history is accumulated daily.

[0020] The point-granting device 100 retrieves the work history of the skilled worker 120, which has been accumulated as described above, from the server 110, extracts only the necessary information from the acquired work history (deletes unnecessary information), and stores data related to the skilled worker 120. Then, the point-granting device 100 awards predetermined points to the entry records from the stored data. In this way, when a skilled worker 120 reports to a construction site and enters the site, points are accumulated for the entry record.

[0021] Next, the point awarding device 100 awards points to skilled workers 120 who have entered the construction site and participate in an event held at the construction site, in the same way as for entry records. Skilled workers 120 who participate in an event register their participation by holding their IC card 131 over a card reader 150 installed at the construction site. Skilled workers 120 who participate in an event are awarded points from the point awarding device 100 at a predetermined timing.

[0022] In this way, the awarded points can be used, for example, as points that can be exchanged for goods at the construction site in proportion to the amount held (for example, as electronic money). For example, instead of inserting money into a vending machine 140 installed at the construction site, the worker 120 can purchase a beverage 141 using the awarded points by holding an IC card 131 or the like over the reader of the vending machine 140. In this way, the awarded points can be used to use services provided to workers 120, etc. at the construction site. The services provided are not limited to the sale of beverages 141 by the vending machine 140, but may include, for example, the sale of food products, clothing, or meals at a cafeteria.

[0023] Figure 2 is a diagram illustrating the configuration of the point awarding device 100 according to this embodiment. The point awarding device 100 includes an acquisition unit 201, a storage unit 202, a receiving unit 203, a point awarding unit 204, and a point subtraction unit 205.

[0024] The acquisition unit 201 acquires worker data from the server 110, which is recorded by associating worker information, including personal information, insurance information, and employment information of the worker 120, an identifier for identifying the worker 120, and the worker 120's entry record to the construction site. In other words, the worker data is data recorded by associating personal information, worker information, identifier, and entry record, but it may also include information other than the information shown herein. Personal information includes, but is not limited to, the worker 120's name, affiliated company name, occupation, and role.

[0025] The skilled worker information includes personal information, insurance information, and employment information for skilled worker 120, in accordance with CCUS standards. The insurance information includes information about the type and duration of insurance that skilled worker 120 is enrolled in, as well as eligibility for benefits. The employment information includes information such as the names of the companies where the worker has worked to date and the length of service at each company.

[0026] An identifier (ID) is a string consisting of symbols, numbers, letters, or combinations thereof that is uniquely assigned to each of the 120 skilled workers registered in CCUS, for example.

[0027] Entry records are created when the worker 120 holds an IC card 131 over a card reader 130 installed at the entrance or exit of the construction site. The IC card 131 is a card distributed to the worker 120 who use CCUS.

[0028] Then, when the IC card 131 is brought close to the card reader 130, the card reader 130 reads the identifier and other information recorded on the IC card 131 and transmits the read information to the server 110. In this case, the card reader 130 transmits the time when the worker 120 held the IC card 131 over the card reader 130 as the entry time to the construction site, along with the read information, to the server 110.

[0029] The transmitted entry time is recorded along with the ID of worker 120. In this way, worker 120's entry into the construction site is recorded and stored on server 110, and this entry record can be used as worker 120's work history. Since entry into the construction site is usually once a day, if there are multiple entry records in a single day, the earliest entry record will be used.

[0030] The IC card 131 is, for example, a contactless card with a built-in IC chip, but it may also be a contact-type card. If it is a contact-type card, the card reader 130 is preferably a reader that can read magnetic tape or the like. Alternatively, instead of using the card reader 130 and the IC card 131, biometric authentication using biometric information such as the fingerprint or iris of the skilled worker 120 may be used to identify the individual.

[0031] The timing at which the acquisition unit 201 acquires the skilled worker data is flexible; for example, it may acquire the skilled worker data once a day at a fixed time (periodically). Alternatively, the acquisition of skilled worker data may be triggered by the reception of a signal indicating that the entry record of skilled worker 120 has been updated.

[0032] The storage unit 202 stores extracted skilled worker data, which is generated by extracting the identifier, entry record, and personal information of skilled worker 120 from the skilled worker data. As described above, the server 110 stores various data related to skilled worker 120, but the information required for point awarding by the point awarding device 100 is only a portion of the information stored in the server 110. Therefore, the storage unit 202 extracts the necessary information (deletes unnecessary information) from the skilled worker data obtained from the server 110 to generate extracted skilled worker data, and stores this data. In other words, extracted skilled worker data is data obtained by processing skilled worker data.

[0033] Here, the data extracted from the skilled worker data is data that ensures the management of points awarded to skilled worker 120 in relation to point allocation. In other words, data unrelated to the management of awarded points is deleted from the skilled worker data.

[0034] When a skilled worker 120 participates in a predetermined event at a construction site, the receiving unit 203 reads the identifier recorded on the contactless card distributed to the skilled worker 120, who is a user of the service at the construction site, using a reader installed at the construction site, and receives the read identifier and the date and time of reading from the reader.

[0035] Scheduled events held at construction sites include, for example, events related to cleaning and safety. Cleaning events include mass cleaning, toilet cleaning, cleaning of the surrounding area, and sorting of waste inside containers, while safety events include site patrols, proper wearing of work clothes, pointing and calling, and safety lectures.

[0036] Then, when a skilled worker 120 who has participated in a designated event at the construction site holds an IC card 131 (contactless card) over a card reader 150 (reader) installed at the construction site, the identifier recorded on the IC card 131 is read out.

[0037] The card reader 150 transmits the read identifier and the date and time when the worker 120 held the IC card 131 to the receiving unit 203. In this way, the receiving unit 203 receives the identifier of the worker 120 and the date and time when the IC card 131 was held.

[0038] The point awarding unit 204 awards points to the skilled worker 120 corresponding to the received identifier, in proportion to the amount held at the construction site, which can be exchanged for goods (for example, usable as electronic money). The points awarded are determined according to the event in which the skilled worker 120 participated. For example, in the case of a cleaning event, the point awarding unit 204 may award 50 points per event, or in the case of a safety event, 100 points per event, but is not limited to these. The points awarded by the point awarding unit 204 may be freely determined by the service provider or other entity providing services to the skilled worker 120 at the construction site.

[0039] Furthermore, when awarding points, the point awarding unit 204 may verify the date and time the IC card 131 was held against the event date and time, and award points to the worker 120 if the predetermined conditions are met. In this way, for example, if the worker 120 participates in multiple events in one day, the point awarding unit 204 can correctly award the points that should be awarded because the date and time the identifier was received is verified against the event date and time. At this time, it may also be checked whether the worker 120's entry into the construction site is recorded. If entry cannot be confirmed, it may be decided not to award points, or it may be decided that entry occurred when the worker participated in the event.

[0040] The point deduction unit 205 deducts points from the worker 120 according to how the points have been used. For example, if worker 120 uses points to purchase a beverage from a vending machine installed at the construction site, the point deduction unit 205 deducts points equivalent to the price of the purchased beverage from the points awarded to worker 120.

[0041] Furthermore, the point deduction unit 205 may deduct points exceeding the upper limit or points that have expired if an upper limit or expiration date is set for the points that are awarded.

[0042] Next, an example of the event table 301 of the point awarding device 100 will be described with reference to Figure 3. The event table 301 stores the event name 312, points 313, and implementation frequency 314 associated with the type 311. The type 311 indicates the type of event held at the construction site. The event name 312 is the name of the event held at the construction site that is eligible for point awarding. The points 313 are the number of points awarded to the skilled worker 120 when they participate in each event, and represent the number of points per event participation. The number of points awarded can be set arbitrarily. The implementation frequency 314 indicates the number of times each event is held within a certain period. The implementation frequency of events may differ from one construction site to another.

[0043] Referring to Figure 4, the hardware configuration of the point awarding device 100 will be described. The CPU (Central Processing Unit) 410 is a processor for arithmetic control and realizes the various functional configurations of the point awarding device 100 shown in Figure 2 by executing programs. The CPU 410 may have multiple processors and may execute different programs, modules, tasks, threads, etc. in parallel. The ROM (Read Only Memory) 420 stores initial data, fixed data such as programs, and other programs. The network interface 430 communicates with other devices via the network. Note that the CPU 410 is not limited to one, and may have multiple CPUs, or may include a GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) for image processing. Furthermore, it is desirable that the network interface 430 has a CPU independent of the CPU 410 and writes or reads transmitted and received data to or from the RAM (Random Access Memory) 440 area. It is also desirable to provide a DMAC (Direct Memory Access Controller) for transferring data between the RAM 440 and the storage 450 (not shown). In addition, the CPU 410 recognizes that data has been received or transferred to the RAM 440 and processes the data. Furthermore, the CPU 410 prepares the processing results in the RAM 440, and leaves subsequent transmission or transfer to the network interface 430 or DMAC.

[0044] RAM 440 is random access memory used by the CPU 410 as a work area for temporary storage. RAM 440 has a storage area reserved for storing data necessary for realizing this embodiment. ID data 441 is data relating to an identifier for identifying the worker 120. Entry date and time data 442 is data relating to the date and time when the worker 120 entered the construction site. Personal information data 443 is data relating to the personal information of the worker 120, such as their name. Point data 444 is data relating to points awarded to the worker 120 for entry records, such as data relating to the current points (balance). Participation event data 445 is information relating to a predetermined event at the construction site, such as information relating to points awarded and information relating to the qualifications of the worker 120 who can participate. Event point data 446 is data relating to points awarded to the worker 120 for participating in the event, such as data relating to the event-related points (balance) currently held.

[0045] The transmitted and received data 447 is data transmitted and received via the network interface 430. The RAM 440 also has an application execution area 448 for running various application modules.

[0046] The storage 450 stores the database, various parameters, and the following data or programs necessary for realizing this embodiment. The storage 450 stores the event table 301. The event table 301 is a table that manages the relationship between type 311 and point 313, etc., as shown in Figure 3.

[0047] The storage 450 further stores an acquisition module 451, an accumulation module 452, a receiving module 453, a point awarding module 454, and a point deduction module 455. The acquisition module 451 is a module that acquires skilled worker data, which is recorded by associating at least the skilled worker's information, including personal information, insurance information, and employment information, with an identifier for identifying the skilled worker 120 and a record of the skilled worker 120's entry to the construction site. The accumulation module 452 stores extracted skilled worker data, which is generated by extracting the skilled worker's identifier, entry record, and personal information from the skilled worker data. The receiving module 453 is a module that receives the identifier of the skilled worker 120 and the reading date and time, which are read from the IC card 131 by a card reader 150 installed at the construction site, when the skilled worker 120 participates in a predetermined event at the construction site. The point awarding module 454 is a module that awards points, which can be exchanged for goods, to the skilled worker 120 corresponding to the received identifier, according to the amount held at the construction site. The point deduction module 455 is a module that deducts points awarded to the skilled worker 120 according to the point usage status. These modules 451 to 455 are read by the CPU 410 into the application execution area 448 of the RAM 440 and executed. The control program 456 is a program for controlling the entire point awarding device 100.

[0048] Next, the processing procedure of the point awarding device 100 will be explained with reference to the flowchart shown in Figure 5. This flowchart is executed by the CPU 410 in Figure 4 using the RAM 440, and realizes the various functional configurations of the point awarding device 100 in Figure 2.

[0049] In step S501, the acquisition unit 201 acquires skilled worker data, which is recorded by associating at least the skilled worker's personal information, insurance information, and employment information, an identifier for identifying the skilled worker, and the skilled worker's entry record to the construction site. In step S503, the storage unit 202 stores extracted skilled worker data generated by extracting the skilled worker's identifier, entry record, and personal information from the acquired skilled worker data. In step S505, the business operator selects the target event from the event table 301, and the receiving unit 203 directly receives the identifier and reading date and time read from the IC card 131 of the skilled worker 120 who participated in the event at the construction site, from the card reader 150 installed at the construction site.

[0050] In step S507, the point awarding unit 204 awards points to the skilled worker 120 corresponding to the received identifier, in proportion to the amount of goods they possess at the construction site, which can be exchanged for goods. In step S509, the storage unit 202 stores the awarded points in association with the extracted skilled worker data.

[0051] In step S511, the point deduction unit 205 determines whether the awarded points have been used. If it determines that the points have been used (YES in step S511), the point awarding device 100 proceeds to step S513. In step S513, the point deduction unit 205 deducts the points awarded to the skilled worker 120 according to the point usage status. If it determines that the points have not been used (NO in step S511), the point awarding device 100 proceeds to step S515. In step S515, the accumulation unit 202 accumulates the points that have been deducted or points that were not deducted because it was determined that the points had not been used.

[0052] The points awarded when the IC card 131 is held over the card reader 150 may be individually set by the business operator, or they may be fixed to a predetermined value. If they are fixed, the worker 120 will hold the IC card 131 over the reader multiple times until the points set for the event are reached.

[0053] According to this embodiment, skilled workers can earn points corresponding to each event by participating in events held or conducted at construction sites, thus encouraging them to always carry their CCUS IC cards. As a result, the number of skilled workers participating in CCUS increases, and by participating in CCUS, skilled workers can officially prove their work history and experience. Furthermore, employers can accurately grasp the experience and skills of 120 skilled workers, enabling them to make appropriate personnel allocations.

[0054] Although the present invention has been described above with reference to embodiments, the present invention is not limited to the embodiments described above and can be modified as appropriate. Various modifications to the configuration and details of the present invention can be made that will be understood by those skilled in the art within the scope of the present invention. Furthermore, any system or apparatus that combines the separate features included in each embodiment in any way is also included in the scope of the present invention.

[0055] Furthermore, the present invention may be applied to a system composed of multiple devices or to a single device. Moreover, the present invention is also applicable when an information processing program that realizes the functions of the embodiment is supplied to a system or device and executed by a built-in processor. Therefore, the technical scope of the present invention includes programs installed on a computer to realize the functions of the present invention on a computer, the medium on which the program is stored, the WWW (World Wide Web) server that allows the program to be downloaded, and the processor that executes the program. In particular, at least a non-transitory computer-readable medium containing a program that causes a computer to execute the processing steps included in the above-described embodiment is included in the technical scope of the present invention.

Claims

1. An acquisition unit that acquires skilled worker data, which includes at least skilled worker information including the skilled worker's personal information, insurance information and employment information, an identifier for identifying the skilled worker, and the skilled worker's entry record to the construction site, A storage unit that stores extracted skilled worker data, which is generated by extracting the skilled worker's identifier, entry record, and personal information from the skilled worker data, When the skilled worker participates in a predetermined event at the construction site, the identifier recorded on the contactless card distributed to the skilled worker, who is a user of the service at the construction site, is read by a reader installed at the construction site, and the receiving unit receives the read identifier and the date and time of reading from the reader. A point awarding unit that awards points, which can be exchanged for goods, to the skilled worker corresponding to the received identifier, in proportion to the quantity held at the construction site, Equipped with, The storage unit is a point-granting device that stores the awarded points in association with the extracted skilled worker data.

2. The point awarding device according to claim 1, wherein the point awarding unit compares the received identifier and the reading date and time with the entry record, and if predetermined conditions are met, awards points to the worker that can be exchanged for goods in proportion to the amount held at the construction site.

3. The point-granting device according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the personal information includes the name of the skilled worker, the name of the affiliated company, the job title, and the role.

4. The point awarding device according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising a point deduction unit that deducts points awarded to the skilled worker according to the usage status of the points.

5. The acquisition step includes obtaining skilled worker data that records the association of skilled worker information, including the skilled worker's personal information, insurance information, and employment information, an identifier for identifying the skilled worker, and the skilled worker's entry record to the construction site. A storage step of storing extracted skilled worker data generated by extracting the identifier, entry record, and personal information of the skilled worker from the skilled worker data, When the skilled worker participates in a predetermined event at the construction site, the identifier recorded on the contactless card distributed to the skilled worker, who is a user of the service at the construction site, is read by a reader installed at the construction site, and the read identifier and the date and time of reading are received from the reader in a receiving step. A point awarding step in which points, exchangeable for goods, are awarded to the skilled worker corresponding to the received identifier, in proportion to the quantity held at the construction site, Includes, A point awarding method in which, in the aforementioned accumulation step, the awarded points are accumulated in association with the extracted skilled worker data.

6. The acquisition step includes obtaining skilled worker data that records the association of skilled worker information, including the skilled worker's personal information, insurance information, and employment information, an identifier for identifying the skilled worker, and the skilled worker's entry record to the construction site. A storage step of storing extracted skilled worker data generated by extracting the identifier, entry record, and personal information of the skilled worker from the skilled worker data, When the skilled worker participates in a predetermined event at the construction site, the identifier recorded on the contactless card distributed to the skilled worker, who is a user of the service at the construction site, is read by a reader installed at the construction site, and the read identifier and the date and time of reading are received from the reader in a receiving step. A point awarding step in which points, exchangeable for goods, are awarded to the skilled worker corresponding to the received identifier, in proportion to the quantity held at the construction site, Have the computer run it, A point awarding program that, in the aforementioned accumulation step, accumulates the awarded points in association with the extracted skilled worker data.

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