Effort Management System

Abstract

This system provides a time management system that automatically measures the working time of each worker with simple operation, even when multiple workers are engaged in multiple different tasks, allowing for an intuitive understanding of each worker's workload. [Solution] This is a work time management system 1 for managing the work hours of multiple workers WK1 to WK3, and includes a terminal 10 that displays icons WN1 to WN3 indicating the location of each worker WK1 to WK3 and work areas SA1 and SA2. When workers WK1 to WK3 or administrator KR move icons WN1 to WN3 into work areas SA1 and SA2 on the terminal 10, the work time measurement unit measures the work hours, and when they move them outside work areas SA1 and SA2, the work time measurement stop unit stops the measurement. The work time accumulation record unit records the measured work hours for each work area SA1 and SA2 and for each worker WK1 to WK3, and the display control unit displays the aggregated results.

Claims

1. A work time management system for managing the work hours of multiple workers, The labor time management system has a terminal equipped with a display function that displays an icon for each worker indicating the location of the multiple workers and an area indicating the work area in which the workers perform their tasks. The aforementioned terminal is A work time measurement unit that measures the number of work hours within the work area by having the worker or the worker's manager move the icon within the work area on the terminal, A work time measurement stop unit that stops measuring work time within the work area by moving the aforementioned icon outside the work area, A work time accumulation recording unit records the work time measured by the work time measurement unit as cumulative work time for each work area or worker, A display control unit that aggregates the man-hours recorded by the man-hour accumulation recording unit and displays the man-hours for each work area or for each worker, A labor time management system characterized by having the following features.

2. A work time management system for managing the work hours of multiple workers, The aforementioned effort management system includes a client terminal and a server. The aforementioned client terminal is A display unit that displays icons for each worker indicating the location of the multiple workers and an area indicating the work area in which the workers perform their tasks, An input unit for the worker or the worker's supervisor to move the icon within the work area, A first transmission / reception unit that transmits and receives information regarding the movement operation of the aforementioned icon to and from the server, It is equipped with, The aforementioned server, A second transmitting / receiving unit that transmits and receives information regarding the movement operation of the icon with the client terminal, A work time measurement unit that measures the number of work hours within the work area based on the movement operation information of the aforementioned icon, A work time measurement stop unit that stops measuring work time within the work area when the icon is moved outside the work area based on the icon's movement operation information, A work time accumulation recording unit records the work time measured by the work time measurement unit as cumulative work time for each work area or worker, A display control unit for aggregating the man-hours recorded by the man-hour accumulation recording unit and displaying the man-hours for each work area or each worker on the screen of the client terminal, It is equipped with, A work time management system characterized in that the client terminal and the server are connected to each other via a network so that they can communicate with each other.

3. In the effort management system according to claim 1 or 2, A work time management system further comprising a wage calculation unit that automatically calculates the wages of workers using a predetermined hourly rate for each worker based on the working time in the aforementioned work area.

4. In the man-hour management system described in claim 3, A work time management system characterized by further having an archive management unit that stores information on the multiple workers and work areas as an archive on one of the terminal, client terminal, or server, and searches and displays the archive.

5. In the man-hour management system described in claim 3, A work time management system characterized in that one of the terminal, client terminal, or server further includes an efficiency evaluation unit that compares the work time of the multiple workers and the work time for each work area, and evaluates the work efficiency for each work area.

6. In the man-hour management system described in claim 3, A work time management system characterized in that one of the terminal, client terminal, or server further has a difference analysis unit that analyzes the difference between planned work time and actual work time based on the work time measured for each worker or work area, and displays the difference.

7. In the man-hour management system described in claim 3, A work time management system characterized in that one of the terminal, client terminal, or server further has a work instruction generation unit that visualizes the progress status of each project based on the work time and generates work instructions according to the progress.

8. In the man-hour management system described in claim 3, A work time management system characterized in that one of the terminal, client terminal, or server further has a work area integrated management unit that classifies and manages the multiple work areas by floor or by location.

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