Manufacturing facility management system and manufacturing facility management method

Abstract

To provide a manufacturing facility management system that improves efficiency of management of a manufacturing facility irrespective of the level of skill of an administrator.SOLUTION: A manufacturing facility management system 1 comprises: a plurality of manufacturing facilities 10 having identification information 13 each assigned thereto; a management server device 40 that stores a plurality of pieces of management information related to each of the manufacturing facilities 10 in association with the identification information of the manufacturing facility 10; and a plurality of management terminals 50 owned by a plurality of administrator, respectively. Each of the plurality of pieces of management information includes a regular maintenance request, a regular inspection request, or a failure handling request as a management request, and further includes a manufacturing facility manual as facility information. Each of the plurality of management terminals 50 reads the identification information 13 of the manufacturing facility 10 being managed from the plurality of manufacturing facilities, acquires the management information associated with the read identification information from the management server device 40 as management information of the manufacturing facility 10 being managed, and displays the acquired management information of the manufacturing facility 10 being managed.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] The present invention relates to a manufacturing facility management system and a manufacturing facility management method for electronic components. [Background technology]

[0002] As an example of an electronic component, a multilayer ceramic capacitor is known, which includes a laminate in which a plurality of dielectric layers and a plurality of internal electrode layers made of ceramic material are stacked, and external electrodes are disposed on the end faces of the laminate. A plurality of dielectric sheets on which internal electrode patterns are formed are stacked to obtain a laminated sheet; The laminated sheets are pressed by isostatic pressing to obtain a laminated block. The laminated block is cut to a predetermined size to obtain laminated chips. The laminated chip is fired to obtain a laminated body, - Forming external electrodes on the end surfaces of the laminate to obtain an electronic component. Methods are known (see, for example, US Pat. Nos. 5,629,991 and 5,729,991).

[0003] In manufacturing facilities for manufacturing such electronic components, a manager manages regular maintenance (preservation, maintenance), regular inspections, troubleshooting, and the like. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0004] [Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2019-140374 [Patent Document 2] Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2017-204627 [Patent Document 3] Patent No. 2859975 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0005] Such electronic component manufacturing facilities are equipped with various types of manufacturing equipment corresponding to the various manufacturing processes described above, and therefore the management of the facilities varies. Specifically, the equipment manuals are different, and the management contents for maintenance, inspection, breakdowns, etc. are also different.

[0006] Furthermore, in such electronic component manufacturing facilities, even if the manufacturing equipment is of the same model, the equipment settings and management differ in order to accommodate the manufacture of various types of electronic components. Specifically, management standards for maintenance, inspection, breakdowns, etc. differ, and some management may require high precision (standards). For example, the above-mentioned hydrostatic pressing process requires management with high precision (standards) on the order of several microns (see, for example, Patent Document 3).

[0007] Therefore, the experience and skills of a skilled manager were required to understand the manuals, management details, and management standards for the manufacturing equipment to be managed.

[0008] An object of the present invention is to provide a manufacturing facility management system and a manufacturing facility management method that improve the efficiency of managing manufacturing facilities regardless of the level of skill of the manager. [Means for solving the problem]

[0009] A manufacturing facility management system according to the present invention is a system in which multiple managers manage multiple manufacturing facilities that respectively manufacture multiple types of electronic components. The system includes: the multiple manufacturing facilities, each assigned with an identification information; a management server device that stores multiple pieces of management information for each of the multiple manufacturing facilities in association with the identification information for each of the multiple manufacturing facilities; and multiple management terminals owned by the multiple managers. The management of the multiple manufacturing facilities includes scheduled maintenance, scheduled inspection, or troubleshooting, and each of the multiple pieces of management information includes a management request for scheduled maintenance, scheduled inspection, or troubleshooting, and further includes a manufacturing facility manual as equipment information. Each of the multiple management terminals reads the identification information of a manufacturing facility to be managed among the multiple manufacturing facilities, obtains the management information associated with the read identification information from the management server device as management information for the managed manufacturing facility, and displays the obtained management information for the managed manufacturing facility.

[0010] A manufacturing facility management method according to the present invention is a management method in which multiple managers manage multiple manufacturing facilities that respectively manufacture multiple types of electronic components. Each of the multiple manufacturing facilities is assigned identification information. A plurality of pieces of management information for each of the multiple manufacturing facilities is stored in a management server device in association with the identification information for each of the multiple manufacturing facilities. The management of the multiple manufacturing facilities includes scheduled maintenance, scheduled inspection, or failure response, and each of the multiple pieces of management information includes a scheduled maintenance request, scheduled inspection request, or failure response request as a management request, and further includes a manufacturing facility manual as facility information. The multiple managers each own multiple management terminals. The management method includes the steps of: each of the multiple managers using a corresponding one of the multiple management terminals to read identification information for a manufacturing facility to be managed among the multiple manufacturing facilities; acquiring, from the management server device, management information associated with the read identification information as management information for the managed manufacturing facility; and displaying the acquired management information for the managed manufacturing facility and managing the managed manufacturing facility based on the displayed management information. [Effects of the Invention]

[0011] According to the present invention, it is possible to improve the efficiency of managing manufacturing facilities regardless of the level of skill of the manager. [Brief explanation of the drawings]

[0012] [Figure 1] 1 is a schematic diagram of a manufacturing equipment management system according to an embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 2] 2 is a diagram showing an example of a display on a management terminal in the manufacturing equipment management system shown in FIG. 1. FIG. [Figure 3] 1 is an example of a flowchart illustrating a manufacturing facility management operation by the manufacturing facility management system according to the present embodiment. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0013] An example of an embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which the same or equivalent parts are designated by the same reference numerals.

[0014] Fig. 1 is a schematic diagram of a manufacturing equipment management system according to this embodiment. As shown in Fig. 1, the manufacturing equipment management system 1 includes a plurality of manufacturing equipment 10, a plurality of manufacturing terminals 20, a management host device 30, a management server device 40, and a plurality of management terminals 50. The manufacturing equipment management system 1 is a system in which management of the plurality of manufacturing equipment 10, such as periodic maintenance, periodic inspection, or troubleshooting, is carried out by a plurality of managers.

[0015] Each of the manufacturing facilities 10 manufactures a different type of electronic component, so that the plurality of manufacturing facilities 10 manufactures a plurality of types of electronic components. Each of the manufacturing facilities 10 includes manufacturing equipment 11 and a control device 12.

[0016] Each piece of manufacturing equipment 10 is assigned identification information 13. More specifically, each piece of manufacturing equipment 11 in each piece of manufacturing equipment 10 is assigned identification information 13. Examples of the identification information 13 include a QR code (registered trademark), a one-dimensional barcode, RFID, and an AR marker. The manufacturing device 11 is not particularly limited, but may be, for example, the above-mentioned hydrostatic press (WIP).

[0017] The control device 12 includes a PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) and controls the manufacturing device 11. The control device 12 transmits information about the manufacturing equipment to the manufacturing terminal 20 and also transmits the information to the management server device 40 via the management host device 30. The information about the manufacturing equipment includes information about malfunctions of the manufacturing equipment.

[0018] A manufacturing operator is assigned to each piece of manufacturing equipment 10, and each manufacturing operator has a manufacturing terminal 20. The manufacturing terminal 20 is an information processing terminal such as a tablet or smartphone. The manufacturing terminal 20 displays information in response to operations by the manufacturing operator. The manufacturing terminal 20 communicates information with the management host device 30 in response to operations by the manufacturing operator. This information includes information about the manufacturing equipment described above, for example, information about malfunctions of the manufacturing equipment.

[0019] The management host device 30 performs overall control of the manufacturing equipment management system 1. The management host device 30 is an information processing device such as a PC. Note that the management host device 30 does not necessarily have to be provided, and the functions of the management host device 30 may be implemented in the management server device 40, or may be implemented in a distributed manner in the manufacturing terminal 20, the management terminal 50, and the management server device 40.

[0020] The management server device 40 is an information processing device such as a PC. The management server device 40 may be connected to the management host device 30 via a network. The management server device 40 manages the timing of regular maintenance, regular inspection, etc. for each manufacturing facility 10. At the timing of regular maintenance, regular inspection, etc., the management server device 40 transmits information on management tasks such as regular maintenance or regular inspection for each manufacturing facility 10 to each management terminal 50 via the management host device 30.

[0021] In addition, when the management server device 40 receives failure information for each manufacturing equipment 10 from each manufacturing equipment 10 or each manufacturing terminal 20 via the management host device 30, it transmits information on management tasks such as failure response for each manufacturing equipment 10 to each management terminal 50 via the management host device 30.

[0022] Furthermore, the management server device 40 stores management information relating to each of the manufacturing facilities 10 in association with the identification information 13 of each of the manufacturing facilities 10. In response to a request from the management terminal 50, the management server device 40 transmits the management information of the manufacturing facility 10 corresponding to the identification information 13 to the management terminal 50.

[0023] Each piece of management information includes a periodic maintenance request, a periodic inspection request, or a failure response request as a management request. Each piece of management information also includes a manufacturing equipment manual as equipment information. Each piece of management information may also include a maintenance history, an inspection history, or a failure history as equipment information, or may include a one-point manual based on these past histories. The manufacturing equipment manual may also be a video.

[0024] The management terminal 50 is a terminal owned by each of multiple administrators. The management terminal 50 is an information processing terminal such as a tablet or smartphone. The management terminal 50 is configured with an arithmetic processor such as a CPU (Central Processing Unit), a DSP (Digital Signal Processor), or an FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array). The various functions of the management terminal 50 are realized by executing programs (software) stored in, for example, a memory unit. The memory unit is configured with memories such as a ROM (Read Only Memory), HDD (Hard Disk Drive), or SSD (Solid State Drive).

[0025] The management terminal 50 also includes an operation unit operated by the administrator, such as a keyboard or mouse with physical operation buttons, or a touch panel with virtual operation buttons. The management terminal 50 also includes a display unit that displays information to the administrator, such as a liquid crystal display or organic EL display. The management terminal 50 also includes an acquisition unit that acquires the identification information 13 of the manufacturing equipment 10, such as a camera that reads QR codes (registered trademark), one-dimensional bar codes, AR markers, etc., or a reader that reads RFID.

[0026] Each management terminal 50 receives information on management tasks such as regular maintenance, regular inspection, or troubleshooting for each manufacturing facility 10 from the management server device 40 via the management host device 30. Each management terminal 50 displays management task information for a predetermined period (e.g., daily, half-day, weekly, or monthly) of all the manufacturing facilities 10 that it manages (e.g., the team task list screen in FIG. 2). That is, each management terminal 50 displays not only the management tasks of the manager who owns the terminal, but also information on the management tasks of all the managed facilities. As a result, the management terminal 50 shares the management task information of all the managed manufacturing facilities 10. As a result, the manager shares the management task information of all the managed manufacturing facilities 10.

[0027] Furthermore, the management terminal 50 reads the identification information 13 of the manufacturing equipment 10 to be managed, which is indicated by the management task, in response to an operation by the manager. In addition, in response to the administrator's operation, the management terminal 50 obtains management information associated with the read identification information 13 from the management server device 40 via the management host device 30 as management information for the manufacturing equipment 10 to be managed.

[0028] The management terminal 50 displays the acquired management information of the manufacturing equipment 10 to be managed, that is, the management request and equipment information, in response to an operation by the manager.

[0029] The management terminal 50 may predict the location and time of failure based on the failure history in the equipment information of the management information. The management terminal 50 may also notify (for example, display a message) the user of the predicted failure location, such as a part, a predetermined period before the predicted time of failure. The function of predicting the location and time of failure may be implemented in the management server device 40.

[0030] Next, a manufacturing facility management operation (process, method) by the above-described manufacturing facility management system will be described with reference to Fig. 3. Fig. 3 is an example of a flowchart showing the manufacturing facility management operation by the manufacturing facility management system according to this embodiment.

[0031] When the management of the manufacturing equipment 10 involves periodic maintenance, periodic health checkups, or the like, for example, the management server device 40 manages the timing of periodic maintenance, periodic inspections, or the like for each manufacturing equipment 10. At the timing of periodic maintenance, periodic inspections, or the like, the management server device 40 transmits information on management tasks such as periodic maintenance or periodic inspections for each manufacturing equipment 10 to each management terminal 50 via the management host device 30.

[0032] On the other hand, when the management of the manufacturing equipment 10 is to respond to a failure, for example, each of the manufacturing equipment 10 transmits failure information to the management server device 40 via the management host device 30. The management server device 40 transmits information on management tasks such as failure response for each of the manufacturing equipment 10 to each of the management terminals 50 via the management host device 30. Alternatively, each of the manufacturing terminals 20 may transmit information on management tasks such as failure response for each of the manufacturing equipment 10 to each of the management terminals 50 via the management host device 30 in response to an operation by a manufacturing operator.

[0033] Then, each management terminal 50 displays management task information for a predetermined period (for example, daily, half-day, weekly, or monthly) of all the manufacturing equipment 10 that are to be managed among the multiple manufacturing equipment 10. That is, each management terminal 50 displays not only the management tasks of the manager that owns the terminal, but also information on the management tasks of all the managed equipment. As a result, the management terminal 50 shares the management task information of all the manufacturing equipment 10 that are to be managed (step S1 in FIG. 3).

[0034] As shown in FIG. 2, the management task information includes a list of management tasks (eg, tasks 1 to 4) for each manufacturing facility 10 (eg, a team task list screen). The management task information includes information indicating the work status for each management task. For example, a management task that has been started includes information such as the name of the manager who started the work and the planned work time as work status information. Also, for example, a management task that has not yet been started includes "unassigned" information as work status information. Also, for example, a management task that has been completed includes the name of the manager who started the work and "completed" information as work status information.

[0035] As a result, all management terminals 50 share management task information. In other words, all managers share management task information. This allows for sharing of information such as who is doing what and how long it is taking, which strengthens cooperation between managers and improves task management.

[0036] Here, the management task information is information that allows all managers to share all management tasks. Therefore, the management task information notifies the manager whether there are any management tasks, but does not notify the manager of the contents of management tasks such as regular maintenance, regular inspections, or troubleshooting. Therefore, the manager next obtains the contents of the management tasks.

[0037] Specifically, the manager rushes to the manufacturing equipment 10 to be managed in the displayed management task (for example, by tapping on task 1 in FIG. 2, the manager can find out which manufacturing equipment corresponds to task 1), reads the identification information 13 of the manufacturing equipment 10 to be managed, more specifically, the identification information 13 of the manufacturing equipment 11 in the manufacturing equipment 10 to be managed, using the management terminal 50, and inputs the start of work into the management terminal 50. Then, the management terminal 50 transmits the input work start information of the task and the read identification information 13 of the manufacturing equipment 11 to the management server device 40 via the management host device 30 (step S2 in FIG. 3). The work start information of the management task is stored in the management task information of the management server device 40 and is also shared in the management task information of each management terminal 50.

[0038] Here, in the case of a failure response, failure information such as an error code may be transmitted in advance from the manufacturing facility 10 to the management server device 40 via the management host device 30 .

[0039] Alternatively, the failure information may be input by an administrator. In this case, the AI ​​function of the management server device 40 or the management terminal 50 may be used to narrow down the content of the problem based on a problem database stored in the management server device 40, for example. For example, the trouble database has a tree structure, and the trouble content is narrowed down in stages from primary trouble to secondary trouble. The AI ​​function presents options based on the trouble database, and the administrator can select an option to investigate the trouble content and cause. When a new problem occurs, the problem database may be updated. When a predetermined amount of problem details are accumulated, the problem details may be taken out of the problem database and accumulated.

[0040] Next, the management server device 40 searches for management information of the manufacturing equipment 10 to be managed based on the work start information of the management task and the identification information 13 of the manufacturing equipment 11 in the manufacturing equipment 10 to be managed. In the case of a failure response, the management server device 40 further searches for management information of the manufacturing equipment 10 to be managed based on the failure information (step 3 in FIG. 3).

[0041] The management information includes management requests such as periodic maintenance requests, periodic inspection requests, and troubleshooting requests, in other words, the contents of management tasks. The management information also includes equipment information such as manufacturing equipment manuals, etc. This makes it possible to improve the efficiency of management of the manufacturing equipment 10 regardless of the level of skill of the manager.

[0042] Furthermore, the management information may include past maintenance history, inspection history, and failure history as equipment information, and may also include one-point manuals based on these past histories. This allows the past management history or one-point manuals to be viewed on the management terminal 50, thereby increasing the use of these files to support managers.

[0043] The manufacturing equipment manual may also be a video, which can improve the efficiency of managing the manufacturing equipment 10 regardless of the level of skill of the manager.

[0044] Next, the management server device 40 transmits the retrieved management information, i.e., the management request and facility information, to the target management terminal 50 via the management host device 30. That is, the management terminal 50 acquires the management information, i.e., the management request and facility information, of the manufacturing facility 10 to be managed (step 4 in FIG. 3). At this time, the text information may be machine-translated into a preset language, which allows even managers in other countries to respond.

[0045] Next, the management terminal 50 displays the acquired management information of the manufacturing equipment 10 to be managed, i.e., the management request and equipment information, in response to the administrator's operation (for example, the sending of results, the list of inspection items, the handover list, etc. in FIG. 2; more specifically, the manual, the fault history, the inventory list, the inspection graph, etc.) (step 5 in FIG. 3). As a result, the administrator manages the manufacturing equipment 10 to be managed by referring to the equipment information in the equipment manual, etc., in response to management requests such as a periodic maintenance request, a periodic inspection request, or a failure response request, based on the displayed information.

[0046] At this time, the management terminal 50 may predict the location and timing of the failure based on the failure history. The management terminal 50 may also issue a notification (for example, a message display) recommending replacement of the predicted failure location, e.g., a part, a predetermined period before the predicted failure time. This allows replacement before a failure occurs by utilizing the failure history, in other words, the predictive monitoring information. This makes it possible to avoid sudden equipment shutdowns due to failures and enables planned production execution.

[0047] The administrator inputs work completion into the management terminal 50 (for example, inputting inspection or adding a request in FIG. 2). Then, the management terminal 50 transmits work completion information for the input task to the management server device 40 via the management host device 30. Then, the work completion information for the management task is stored in the management task information of the management server device 40, and is shared in the management task information of each management terminal 50. In addition, history information such as the maintenance history, inspection history, and failure history of the management server device 40 is updated.

[0048] Here, in manufacturing facilities for electronic components such as the above-mentioned multilayer ceramic capacitors, various models of manufacturing equipment are provided to correspond to various manufacturing processes, and therefore the management of the facilities differs. Specifically, the equipment manuals differ, and the management contents of maintenance, inspection, breakdowns, etc. differ.

[0049] Furthermore, in manufacturing facilities for electronic components such as the above-mentioned multilayer ceramic capacitors, even if the manufacturing equipment is the same model, the equipment settings and management differ in order to accommodate the production of various types of electronic components. Specifically, the management standards for maintenance, inspection, and breakdowns vary, and some management standards require high precision (standards). For example, the above-mentioned hydrostatic pressing process requires management with high precision (standards) on the order of several microns.

[0050] Therefore, the experience and skills of a skilled manager were required to understand the manuals, management details, and management standards for the manufacturing equipment to be managed.

[0051] In this regard, according to the manufacturing equipment management system and method of this embodiment, the management terminal 50 reads the identification information 13 of the manufacturing equipment 10 to be managed, obtains the management information associated with the identification information from the management server device 40, i.e., the management request and equipment information, and displays the obtained management information of the manufacturing equipment 10 to be managed. This allows the manager to manage the manufacturing equipment 10 to be managed by referring to equipment information such as an equipment manual in response to management requests such as periodic maintenance requests, periodic inspection requests, or failure response requests based on the displayed information. This allows the efficiency of management of the manufacturing equipment 10 to be improved, even if there are many types of manufacturing equipment and regardless of the manager's level of proficiency.

[0052] Conventionally, management requests are conveyed to individual managers and are not shared among all managers, which can lead to an increase in the number of managers waiting to be managed. In this regard, according to the manufacturing equipment management system and method of this embodiment, the multiple management terminals 50 display management task information for all of the manufacturing equipment 10 that are subject to management for a predetermined period of time. That is, each management terminal 50 displays not only the management tasks of the manager who owns the terminal, but also information on management tasks for all of the managed equipment. As a result, all management terminals 50 share the management task information for all of the managed manufacturing equipment 10, and all managers share the management task information for all of the managed manufacturing equipment 10, thereby reducing management wait times.

[0053] In addition, in the past, there was little mutual cooperation between managers and task management was weak. In this regard, according to the manufacturing equipment management system and method of this embodiment, the management task information includes information indicating the work status for each management task. This allows managers to share information such as who is doing what and how long it is taking, thereby strengthening cooperation between managers and improving task management.

[0054] Furthermore, in the past, past maintenance history, inspection history, and failure history, as well as management work manuals based on these histories, were stored in paper files, which made referencing them cumbersome and tended to prevent these files from being fully utilized to support administrators. In this regard, according to the manufacturing equipment management system and method of this embodiment, past maintenance history, inspection history, failure history, and one-point manuals based on these past histories can be viewed on the management terminal 50, thereby increasing the use of these files to support managers.

[0055] The manufacturing equipment manual may also be a video, which can improve the efficiency of managing the manufacturing equipment 10 regardless of the level of skill of the manager.

[0056] Furthermore, the manufacturing equipment management system and method of this embodiment predicts the location and timing of a failure based on the failure history, and issues a notification recommending replacement of the predicted failed location before the predicted failure time. This allows replacement before a failure by utilizing the failure history, in other words, the predictive monitoring information. This makes it possible to avoid sudden equipment shutdowns due to failures and enables planned production execution.

[0057] Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described above, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments and various modifications and variations are possible. In the above-described embodiments, a method for managing manufacturing equipment for manufacturing multilayer ceramic capacitors has been described. However, the present invention is not limited to this and can be applied to the management of periodic maintenance, periodic inspection, failure response, etc. of various manufacturing equipment having various industrial machines, etc. [Explanation of symbols]

[0058] 1 Manufacturing equipment management system 10 Manufacturing equipment 11 Manufacturing equipment 12 Control device (PLC) 13 Identification Information 20 Manufacturing Terminal 30 Management host device 40 Management server device 50 Management Terminal

Claims

1. A system in which a plurality of managers manage a plurality of manufacturing facilities for manufacturing a plurality of types of electronic components, The plurality of manufacturing facilities each having identification information assigned thereto; a management server device that stores a plurality of pieces of management information related to each of the plurality of manufacturing facilities in association with the identification information of each of the plurality of manufacturing facilities; A plurality of management terminals owned by the plurality of managers, respectively; Equipped with The management of the plurality of manufacturing facilities includes regular maintenance, regular inspection, or troubleshooting, Each of the plurality of pieces of management information includes, as a management request, a regular maintenance request, a regular inspection request, or a failure response request, and further includes, as equipment information, a manufacturing equipment manual; the plurality of management terminals share management task information for a predetermined period of time, the management task information being of all the manufacturing facilities to be managed among the plurality of manufacturing facilities; The management task information is information on management tasks for regular maintenance, regular inspection, or troubleshooting, and includes a list of management tasks for each manufacturing facility; Each of the plurality of management terminals displaying the management task information, reading identification information of a manufacturing facility to be managed among the plurality of manufacturing facilities from the management task information; Obtaining management information associated with the read identification information from the management server device as management information of the manufacturing equipment to be managed; Displaying the acquired management information of the manufacturing equipment to be managed. Manufacturing equipment management system.

2. Each of the plurality of manufacturing facilities includes a manufacturing device and a control device, The identification information is identification information of the manufacturing device in each of the plurality of manufacturing facilities. The manufacturing facility management system according to claim 1 .

3. The manufacturing facility management system according to claim 1 , wherein the management task information includes information indicating a work status for each management task.

4. 4. The manufacturing facility management system according to claim 1, wherein the management information further includes, as the facility information, a maintenance history, an inspection history, and a failure history.

5. 5. The manufacturing facility management system according to claim 1, wherein the management information further includes, as the facility information, a one-point manual based on a past history.

6. 6. The manufacturing facility management system according to claim 1, wherein the manufacturing facility manual as the facility information in the management information is a video.

7. The management terminal or the management server device predicts a failure location and a failure time based on the failure history, the management terminal issues a notification recommending replacement of the predicted faulty part before the predicted fault time. The manufacturing facility management system according to claim 4.

8. A method for managing a plurality of manufacturing facilities each for manufacturing a plurality of types of electronic components, comprising the steps of: Each of the plurality of manufacturing facilities is provided with identification information, a plurality of pieces of management information relating to each of the plurality of manufacturing facilities are stored in a management server device in association with the identification information of each of the plurality of manufacturing facilities; The management of the plurality of manufacturing facilities includes regular maintenance, regular inspection, or troubleshooting, Each of the plurality of pieces of management information includes, as a management request, a regular maintenance request, a regular inspection request, or a failure response request, and further includes, as equipment information, a manufacturing equipment manual; A plurality of management terminals for a plurality of managers share management task information for a predetermined period of time, the management task information being of all the manufacturing facilities to be managed among the plurality of manufacturing facilities; The management task information is information on management tasks for regular maintenance, regular inspection, or troubleshooting, and includes a list of management tasks for each manufacturing facility; The management method includes using a corresponding management terminal of the plurality of management terminals, displaying the management task information, and reading identification information of a manufacturing facility to be managed among the plurality of manufacturing facilities from the management task information; acquiring, from the management server device, management information associated with the read identification information as management information of the manufacturing equipment to be managed; displaying the acquired management information of the manufacturing equipment to be managed, and managing the manufacturing equipment to be managed based on the displayed management information; A manufacturing facility management method comprising:

9. Each of the plurality of manufacturing facilities includes a manufacturing device and a control device, The identification information is identification information of the manufacturing device in each of the plurality of manufacturing facilities. The manufacturing facility management method according to claim 8.

10. 10. The manufacturing facility management method according to claim 8, wherein the management task information includes information indicating a work status for each management task.

11. 11. The manufacturing facility management method according to claim 8, wherein the management information further includes, as the facility information, a maintenance history, an inspection history, and a failure history.

12. 12. The manufacturing facility management method according to claim 8, wherein the management information further includes, as the facility information, a one-point manual based on a past history.

13. The manufacturing facility management method according to any one of claims 8 to 12, wherein the manufacturing facility manual as the facility information in the management information is a video.

14. predicting a failure location and a failure time based on the failure history by the management terminal or the management server device; a step of notifying, by the management terminal, a recommendation to replace the predicted failure part before the predicted failure time; The manufacturing facility management method according to claim 11, further comprising:

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