JP2002169857A - Portable telephone, building site construction management system, recording medium with program for portable telephone recorded, and recording medium with building site construction management program recorded - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a system which manages the progress conditions of construction in building sites by residences and subdivided construction units and provides management contents to persons concerned who want the data. SOLUTION: In this building site construction management system, a portable telephone 1 is provided with an input operation part 37 which inputs a construction item of each of units constituting a residence and respective workers who are in charge of these construction items, at the time of entrance to a building site, during presence in the side, and at the time of leaving the site and a control part 29 which uses 'i mode' services to transmit selected contents to a management server 7. The management server 8 is provided with a transmission/ reception part 11 which receives transmission contents from the portable telephone 1 and a residence-classified database 23 where reception contents of the transmission/reception part 11 are stored.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a mobile phone and a construction site construction management system, and more particularly, to a mobile phone, a construction site construction management system, and a mobile phone capable of managing the progress of construction at a construction site in real time. The present invention relates to a recording medium recording a program and a recording medium recording a construction site construction management program.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art At a construction site, starting from foundation work, installation work, woodworking work, cross work, electric work, water works,
Various works such as gas works and interior equipment will be performed. These works are not necessarily performed in order, and multiple works may be performed repeatedly depending on the progress of the work.Therefore, the progress management of these works is a key to improving work efficiency. It is an important issue. In addition, since a large number of field workers involved in construction work enter and leave the building site, management of the field workers is also important.

[0003] Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open Nos. 07-229294 and 07-22992 disclose known techniques related to the present invention.
No. 95 discloses a construction site work management system. This system includes a terminal provided at a building site and having a barcode reader, and a host computer connected to the terminal via a telephone line and managing work information from the terminal. Here, the site worker has a personal card on which an identification number (bar code) uniquely assigned to each individual is printed, and the construction site is uniquely assigned to each work item. A workbook on which a barcode is printed is placed.

[0004] The field worker reads the barcode of the personal card with the barcode reader of the terminal, and then reads the barcode corresponding to a predetermined work item of the workbook with the barcode reader. The barcode information read by the barcode reader is transmitted to a host computer via a telephone line. As a result, the host computer manages the construction progress information for each house in real time.

[0005]

According to the above-mentioned prior art, a terminal (telephone) having a bar code reader for reading a personal card carried by an individual worker and a bar code of a work book arranged at a work site. It is necessary to provide a special service, which imposes a large burden on installation costs and operating expenses such as telephone charges. In addition, since each worker needs to have a personal card when entering and leaving the house, there is a possibility that they may be lost during the work.

In addition, the above-mentioned known technique is for transferring data in one direction from a terminal to a host computer, and has a function for the terminal to use the management information of the host computer for the purpose of grasping the current state. I haven't. further,
The unit construction method is spreading. This method is a method for improving customer satisfaction by subdivision (unitization) of the house to members, processing methods and after-sales service. It is desired that the progress of the unit construction on site construction by this method be managed as part of the process from house development to maintenance after moving in as compared to that of ordinary houses.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a portable telephone capable of constructing a highly operable interface in place of a bar code reader in consideration of cost performance and managing the progress of construction at a construction site, and construction site construction management. It is an object of the present invention to provide a system, a recording medium recording a program for a mobile phone, and a recording medium recording a construction site construction management program.

[0008]

A portable telephone according to the present invention comprises:
When entering, leaving, or leaving a building site, a designating means for designating a construction item of a house and a technician performing the construction, and the contents specified by the designating means are transmitted to a management server via a communication line. Control means for performing the operation. Further, the communication line includes a telephone line provided by an i-mode service. By using the mobile phone network, which has been attracting attention as a text information service, it is possible to manage progress with high cost performance.

[0009] In another aspect, the present invention is a computer-readable recording medium in which a program for causing a computer to function as the portable telephone is recorded. The building site construction management system according to the present invention includes a receiving unit for receiving, via a communication line, data relating to the construction items of the house and the occupants performing the work when entering, leaving, or leaving the building site. And storage means for storing the contents received by the receiving means.

[0010] The communication line includes a telephone line provided by an i-mode service. By using the mobile phone network, which has been attracting attention as a text information service, it is possible to manage progress with high cost performance. In another aspect, the present invention is a computer-readable recording medium recording a program for causing a computer to function as the above-mentioned construction site construction management system.

[0011]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a construction site construction management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

First, the construction site construction management system uses a communication line such as the Internet to exchange data on the progress of site construction between a construction site manager or the like and the management department. . In particular, the system according to the present embodiment uses a text information service “i-mode” provided by NTT DoCoMo, and uses a mobile phone owned by a site manager to enter, enter, and exit a house. At the time of residence, information on construction items such as electricity and water works and information on workers (workers) performing the construction are reported to the management department, so that the progress of site construction can be managed in real time, and the management contents can be managed. Inquiry from site managers and building maker staff is possible.

The construction site work management system shown in FIG.
It is realized by the mobile phone 1, the inquiry terminal 3, the Internet 5, and the management server 7. The mobile phone 1 is operated by a site manager or the like at a building site or the like, and exchanges data relating to the progress of site construction for each house with the management server 7 via the Internet 5.

Particularly, in the present embodiment, the portable telephone 1
Is a contract terminal of the “i-mode” service, and uses the “i-mode” service to store construction items and data relating to the occupants performing the construction when entering, entering, and leaving the house. While transmitting to the management server 7, the transmission (input) content is confirmed, and a part of the management content (for example, a construction plan) stored in the management server 7 is received and displayed.

The inquiry terminal 3 is arranged at a sales office of a building maker or the like, and is operated by a person in charge of construction / process. The inquiry terminal 3 manages the management contents stored in the management server 7 (FIG. 4).
To FIG. 6), and inquires about the progress of site construction by house input from the mobile phone 1. The management server 7 manages data relating to the progress of site construction by house transmitted from the mobile phone 1 via the Internet 5,
The management content is transmitted to the inquiry terminal 3 and the mobile phone 1 in response to the request.

In FIG. 1, a packet communication network (not shown), which is a telephone line of NTT DoCoMo, which provides a provider function, is provided between the portable telephone 1 and the Internet 5. An i-mode "service server (not shown) is provided. The mobile phone 1 accesses the management server 7 via this server and the Internet 5. The inquiry terminal 3 is connected to an in-house LAN or a dedicated line (not shown), and accesses the management server 7 via these communication lines and the Internet 5.

FIG. 2 shows a portable telephone 1 according to the present embodiment.
FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing a detailed configuration of the embodiment. The mobile phone 1
Control unit 29, transmission / reception unit 31, RAM33, ROM3
5, an input operation unit 37 and a display unit 39.
The control unit 29 is a CPU, and controls the operation of the entire mobile phone 1. Specifically, communication control using the “i-mode” service, display control according to the operation of the input operation unit 37, and the like are performed.

The transmission / reception unit 31 performs transmission / reception processing based on an instruction from the control unit 29. More specifically, it receives a construction item selected at the time of entering, entering and leaving the house, data transmission processing relating to a clerk who performs the construction, and receives management contents from the management server 7. The RAM 33 temporarily stores data required for processing of the mobile phone 1. Specifically, display data (see FIG. 3) for reporting the progress of the site construction is temporarily stored in the management server 7. RO
M35 stores the display data, the processing program of the mobile phone 1, and the like in a fixed manner.

The input operation unit 37 is an input button or the like.
The user inputs and selects items to be reported to the management server 7 as the progress of the site construction. Specifically, input of a trader code and a password (see FIG. 3A), entering a house, leaving a house,
Selection of tasks related to terminal operation such as progress and confirmation (Fig. 3
(See (b)), house selection (see FIG. 3 (c)), construction item selection (see FIG. 3 (d)), and a clerk who performs construction (see FIG.
3 (e)). The display unit 39 displays display data for reporting the progress of the site construction based on an instruction from the control unit 29.

Next, a detailed configuration of the management server 7 (see FIG. 1) will be described. The management server 7 includes a control unit 9, a transmission / reception unit 11, a RAM 13, a ROM 15, an input operation unit 17, a display unit 19, and an information code database (hereinafter referred to as D).
B) 21, a house-specific DB 23, and a CD-ROM drive 25. The control unit 9 is a CPU,
The operation of the entire management server 7 is controlled. In particular, communication control for the transmission / reception unit 11, vendor authentication at the time of receiving a vendor code and a password, information code DB21, data write / read processing to the house-specific DB23, editing processing of management contents stored in the house-specific DB23, and The display control for the display unit 19 is performed.

The transmission / reception unit 11 transmits and receives data to and from the mobile phone 1 or the like based on an instruction from the control unit 9. Specifically, at the time of entering, entering, and leaving the house, the work item and the data relating to the workman performing the work are received and stored in the house-by-house DB 23 at the time of a confirmation request from the mobile phone 1. Send the management contents that have been.

The RAM 13 temporarily stores data necessary for the processing of the management server 7. The ROM 15 fixedly stores a processing program of the management server 7 and the like. The input operation unit 17 is a keyboard, a mouse, and the like.
B21 is operated when the contents of the house-specific DB 23 are updated or edited. The display unit 19 is an LCD or the like, and performs display processing by converting code data from the control unit 9 into display data each time the DB is updated or edited.

The information code DB 21 and the house-specific DB 23
This is a large-capacity storage device such as a magneto-optical disk library device. Although FIG. 1 shows that each DB is stored individually in each storage device, these DBs may be provided in one storage device. The information code DB 21 stores a trader code and a password for each trader, a name of a workman, a worker code assigned to the workman, a work name and a work code assigned to each work.

The house-by-house DB 23 corresponds to a house-by-house file relating to the progress of site construction (see a detailed list of construction progress, see FIG. 4), and the house-by-house file, and stores the house entrance / exit of the builder. The managed entry / exit record file (see FIG. 5) is stored. The CD-ROM drive 25 reads a program or the like stored in the CD-ROM 27 and writes the program or the like in the RAM 13 or the like based on an instruction from the control unit 9.

FIG. 4 is a diagram exemplifying a house-by-house file. This house-specific file is composed of a calendar column 51, a schedule column 52 showing the schedule of each construction from construction to completion, and a performance column 53 showing the construction results for the various construction schedules shown in the schedule column 52. ing. In the calendar column 51, the upper row represents the month, the middle row and the lower row represent the day, and the date passes from left to right in the column. In the example of FIG. 4, the left end of the column is August 30 and the right end is October 8. The schedule column 52 stores the construction schedule in association with the calendar column 51, and the corresponding results are sequentially stored in the result column 53.

Next, the operation of the construction site work management system according to this embodiment will be described. First, in the house-specific file of the house-specific DB 23, only the calendar column 51 is stored. In this state, the operator operates the input operation unit 1 in accordance with the building plan table of the corresponding house created in advance.
Enter the scheduled date of each construction from 7. The schedule column 52 of FIG. 4 stores the schedule dates of each construction input in this manner.

Regarding the symbols shown in the schedule column 52, the symbol "C" indicates the foundation work of the Namakon, the symbol "K" indicates the foundation work, "S" indicates the installation work, and "D" indicates the carpentry work. , “<” Is the scheduled completion date of each construction,
“>” Indicates the scheduled start date of each construction. For example,
“<G” indicates the scheduled completion date of the foundation work, and “D>” indicates the scheduled start date of the carpentry work.

After the scheduled date is stored in this way, the data transmitted from the mobile phone 1 is stored. Specifically, after August 30, which is the foundation Namakon start-up construction date, according to the construction schedule entered in the schedule column 52, a worker of a contractor in charge of each construction enters the building site and takes charge of it. Completes construction and leaves.

FIG. 3A is a diagram exemplifying an i-mode login screen of the mobile phone 1. A user of the mobile phone 1, such as a site manager, inputs the trader code and password of the trader who enters the house on this login screen, and presses the button "OK". The company code and the password are received by the management server 7 via the Internet 5. The management server 7 performs authentication based on the received trader code and password and the trader code and password stored in the information code DB 21. Here, the management server 7 stores the pair of the received trader code and password in the information code DB 21.
, An input request is sent to the mobile phone 1. The mobile phone 1 displays an i-mode processing menu in response to an input request from the management server 7.

FIG. 3B is a diagram illustrating an i-mode processing menu screen. This menu screen is shown in FIG.
Is a screen for selecting a task performed by the trader of the trader code input in step (1). As business choices, (1) move in, (2) leave,
Buttons indicating (3) progress and (4) confirmation are provided. Here, when the button "(1) Entering a house" is pressed, the fact that the entering operation has been selected is transmitted to the management server 7, and a screen prompting selection of the house to enter is displayed.

FIG. 3C is a diagram showing an example of a house selection / search screen. This selection screen is a screen for selecting the house where the trader of the trader code entered in FIG.
From below, there are provided a box for searching for a predetermined house, a box for displaying a list of houses corresponding to the kana search, and a box for displaying a list of houses searched recently.

When selecting a house, first, the first character of the house is selected by kana search. For example, "Ta" is selected for Tanaka's residence. As a result, a list of houses corresponding to the selected one character is displayed in the upper box, a predetermined house is selected from the list, and the button "confirm" is pressed. Also,
It is also possible to select a predetermined house from a list of recently searched houses and press the button "OK". Here, the button "Send"
When is pressed, the fact that the predetermined house has been selected is transmitted to the management server 7, and a screen prompting the selection of the work is displayed.

FIG. 3D is a diagram showing an example of a work (construction) selection screen. This selection screen is a screen for selecting works performed by the trader of the type of business code input in FIG. 3A, and includes a box for displaying a list of works such as electric works, water works, and installation works. Here, by selecting a predetermined construction from this list and pressing a button "confirm", the fact that the predetermined construction has been selected is transmitted to the management server 7, and a screen for prompting the selection of the workman is displayed.

FIG. 3 (e) is a diagram showing an example of a screen for selecting a work style. This selection screen is a screen for selecting the workman who performs the construction selected in FIG. 3D, and is provided with a box for displaying a list of workman names. Here, by selecting a predetermined clerk from this list and pressing the button "confirm", the fact that the predetermined clerk has been selected is transmitted to the management server 7 as an operator code, and confirmation of the resident operation is confirmed. A prompt is displayed. FIG. 3F is a diagram illustrating a business confirmation screen. This confirmation screen is a screen for confirming the input contents in the house entry business, and is provided with a box for displaying the input contents in FIGS. 3 (a) to 3 (e). To confirm the input. Here, when the button "Confirm" is pressed, the fact that the content confirmation has been completed is transmitted to the management server 7, and a screen indicating the end of the house entry operation is displayed.

FIG. 3 (g) is a diagram showing an example of the work end screen. The end screen is provided with a button “menu”. When the button “menu” is pressed, the i-mode processing menu shown in FIG. 3B is displayed.
With respect to the trader of the trader code entered in (a), the work such as leaving the house, progress, etc. can be selected. 3 (b) to 3 (f).
When the button "return" on the screen of FIG. 3 is pressed, the screen immediately before is displayed, and when the button "head" is pressed, the screen of FIG. 3A is displayed.

As described above, in conjunction with the operations shown in FIGS. 3A to 3G, the house-specific file stored in the house-specific DB 23 of the management server 7 includes data (movement, construction, , Workman) are stored in the calendar column 51, the schedule column 52, and the results column 53. Here, FIGS. 3 (a) to 3 (g)
Has been described with reference to, but the same applies to the leaving operation, which is linked to the management server 7.

In this case, on the login screen shown in FIG. 3A, a trader code and a password of a trader who performs the leaving work are input, and a button "(2) leaving house" is displayed on the menu screen shown in FIG. 3B.
Select Subsequently, the house to be retired is selected on the selection screen of FIG. 3C, and the construction is selected on the selection screen of FIG. 3D.
Finally, a job style is selected on the selection screen shown in FIG. In conjunction with the operation of the mobile phone 1, in the house-specific file (see FIG. 4) stored in the house-specific DB 23, data indicating the progress of the site construction is stored in the calendar column 51, the schedule column 52, and the results column 53. Is stored in a predetermined column.

The performance column 53 is composed of performance columns 53a to 53e, and stores the results of site construction. Here, each symbol entered in the performance column 53 will be described. For example, looking at the results column 53a on September 1, the upper symbol “ki 3” indicates that three people entered the foundation work on September 1, and the middle symbol “#C” is The mark "[3" at the bottom indicates that the formwork is to be removed three days later. Looking at the results column 53a on September 3, the middle symbol "[]" indicates that the mold was removed two days later.

In addition, looking at the results column 53a on September 7, the symbol “complete” in the middle row is indicated by the symbol “ki3” in the upper row, and the foundation work for three people was completed on that day. It is shown that. That is, since the symbol "complete" and the symbol "<" indicating the scheduled completion date of the foundation in the schedule column 52 coincide on the same day, it indicates that the foundation work has been completed as scheduled. For other symbols, "M"
"W" is waterworks, "Y" is roof work, "G" is gas work, "E" is electric work, "T" is tatami work, "S" is installation work, “Yu” indicates the construction of the bath kettle.

Looking at the results column 53a on September 20, the symbol “+1” in the middle indicates a schedule report that the construction of the roof indicated by the symbol “Y2” in the upper will be completed in one day. The completion of this construction was 5
The symbol “complete” is shown in the middle of 3d. Result column 5
"Ya1" in the upper section of 3d shows that one site worker had entered the roof construction again on this day. Also, October 3
Looking at the day performance column 53b, the symbol “☆” in the middle row indicates that it is possible. In this case, it indicates that the tatami indicated by the symbol “T” in the upper row can be dimensioned.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of the entry / exit record file. This file is stored in association with the house-by-house file of FIG. 4, and manages the results of the workers who have entered and left the building site. In the example of FIG. 5, the result of one day of the worker who moved in and out of the building site is shown. In particular,
The left column 61 stores a worker code and a worker name (indicated by a symbol “△” in FIG. 5) assigned to each occupant,
The center column 62 stores the entry and exit times and the total time, and the right column 63 stores the work name and the work code in two digits.

The lower column 64 of the left column 61 includes a right column 63.
In addition to the contents, a code indicating the progress is stored in two digits. However, in the figure, the occupation type and the progress status are stored by characters next to it. The control unit 9 of the management server 7 controls the display unit 19 to display the management contents of FIGS. 4 and 5, and edits these management contents based on the editing instruction from the input operation unit 17 to display the management contents. 19 is displayed.

FIG. 6 is a diagram exemplifying a house-based construction progress list. The date shown at the top of each house indicates, in principle, the construction start date of the construction, and the date shown at the bottom shows the completion date of the construction. In addition, of the dates shown in the upper row, constructions in which the lower row is blank (cross,
All the dates shown in the columns of “wood finishing, cleaning, etc.” indicate the scheduled start dates of the construction.

The date in the upper part of the construction in which the symbol “●” or “O” is shown in the lower part indicates the actual construction start date. The construction site worker has now entered the house.) The symbol “O” in the lower row indicates that the user has not moved in today but has moved in the past.

The numbers next to the symbols “記号” and “●” indicate the number of times of residence. For example, house name field 71
The woodwork column indicates that a worker at a site for woodworking entered the house on September 26, and is currently working at the site on the 12th. The symbol “★” indicates how many days behind the scheduled date at the top. The number next to the symbol “★” indicates the number of days that have been delayed. For example, looking at the cross column of the house name column 71, it indicates that work is delayed by two days including the scheduled date of October 7.

The symbol "*" indicates that the house can be already entered on the upper scheduled date. The number next to the symbol “☆” indicates the number of days that have passed since the house was available. For example, looking at the wooden column of the house name column 72, it is already possible to enter the house on the scheduled date of October 12, and the report is October 8 (one day from the date of the report. Indicates that day). It should be noted that the specification column (electricity, water, gas, kettle equipment specification column) 73
For, the date entered in the upper row indicates the expected date of completion of instrument installation.

FIG. 7 is a diagram exemplifying a work schedule for each contractor. In each house column 81, 82, 83, the address, name, name of the site supervisor, name of the designer, name of each construction worker (site worker) who entered the house, and the outline of the building are shown in the house. (Floor area, number of units, etc.).

In each of the house columns 81, 82, and 83, a calendar column 91 is provided in the upper row, and characters 1, 2, and 3 indicate 10, 20, and 30 days, respectively. The symbol shown in the middle section 92 immediately below the calendar column is the plan of the house, the symbol “S” is installation work, the symbol “Y” is roof work, and the symbol “C” is cross Paste,
The symbol "D" indicates carpentry construction, the symbol "S" indicates carpentry finishing, the symbol "C" indicates equipment finishing, the symbol "S" indicates cleaning, the symbol "M" indicates supervision inspection, and the symbol "Y" indicates internal inspection. I have.

The lower section 93 shows the construction results for the scheduled plan shown in the middle section 92, and the meanings of the symbols shown here are entered in the schedule column 52 and the result column 53 of FIG. Has the same meaning as the symbol. From the table in FIG.
You can see the following. For example, Mr. C and Mr. D who entered the building site of the house section 81 as carpentry work completed the woodwork on March 26, and entered the building site of the house section 83 on March 28 after two days. You can see that he entered the house as a woodworker.

As described above, from the table shown in FIG. 7 and the performance report shown in FIG. 5, it is possible to accurately grasp the performance and time of the worker entering and leaving the building site, the progress of the work, and the like. Therefore, field workers can be managed efficiently. Also, the control unit 9 of the management server 7
When the button “progress” or “confirm” (see FIG. 3B) is pressed, the management contents illustrated in FIGS. 4 to 7 are transmitted to the mobile phone 1. Thereby, the management server 7
In addition to centrally managing the progress of the site construction, the site can provide information to a site manager who owns the mobile phone 1 or a building maker who uses the inquiry terminal 3.

Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described in detail with reference to the drawings, the specific configuration is not limited to these embodiments, and a design within a range not departing from the gist of the present invention is provided. May be changed. For example, in the above embodiment, the mobile phone 1 is configured to transmit the progress of the building site of each house and manage the progress with the management server 7. As another form, the house is subdivided, and the progress of each construction is transmitted by the first floor, the second floor, the room, the site, or the unit constituting the house,
The progress may be managed.

In this case, as a display screen of the mobile phone 1, a screen for selecting a unit such as a living room or a bathroom is provided between the house selection screen of FIG. 3C and the work selection screen of FIG. 3D. Is displayed. At the time of entering, entering and leaving the house, first, a predetermined house is selected and then a unit is selected. Next, the construction item for each selected unit (see FIG. 3D) and the workman who performs the construction (FIG. 3
(E) is displayed in a list, and a predetermined construction item and a work style are selected.

In the above embodiment and other embodiments, in the operation of the mobile phone 1, the construction item and the technician who performs the construction are selected by pressing the button "OK". Enter text directly into the
And a character input terminal (not shown) may be electrically or electromagnetically connected to input characters on a display screen of the terminal.
In any case, when the mobile phone 1 enters the building site,
At the time of entering or leaving the house, if it has a function of designating the construction item for each unit constituting the house and the clerk who performs the construction, and transmitting the designated contents to the management server 7 via the Internet 5 Good. Therefore, the mobile phone 1 may be a mobile phone in a narrow sense or a PHS.

Similarly, the management server 7 receives the work items for each unit and data on the occupants performing the work at the time of entering, entering and leaving the house, and stores the received contents as a work history. What is necessary is just to have a function. Further, in the above embodiment, the mobile phone 1 transmits the progress of the building site for each residence to the management server 7 using the “i-mode” service, but is not limited to the “i-mode” service. ,
It may be realized using character information services such as “Ezweb” and “Ez access”. The construction site construction management system of the present invention is also realized by a program for causing the construction site construction management system to function. This program is stored in a computer-readable recording medium.

The recording medium on which the program for executing the operation of the present system is recorded is the same as that of the portable telephone 1 shown in FIG.
The OM 35 may be the ROM 15 of the management server 7 itself, or a program reading device such as a CD-ROM drive 25 is provided as an external storage device, and a CD-RO readable by inserting a recording medium into the program reading device.
M27 or the like. Further, the recording medium may be a magnetic tape, a cassette tape, a floppy (registered trademark) disk, a hard disk, an MO / MD / DVD, or the like, or a semiconductor memory.

[0056]

According to the present invention, the progress of construction work at a building site can be managed for each house and for each subdivided construction unit, and the management contents can be provided to relevant persons as needed. can do.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a construction site construction management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a detailed configuration of the mobile phone according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a display screen of the mobile phone according to the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 3A is a diagram exemplifying an i-mode login screen. FIG. 3B is a diagram illustrating an i-mode processing menu screen. FIG. 3 (c)
It is a figure which illustrates a house selection / search screen. FIG. 3 (d)
It is a figure which illustrates a construction selection screen. FIG. 3E is a diagram exemplifying a screen for selecting a work style. FIG. 3F is a diagram illustrating a business confirmation screen. FIG. 3G is a diagram exemplifying a work end screen.

FIG. 4 is a diagram exemplifying a file (a detailed list of construction progress) for each house.

FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating an example of an entry / exit record file.

FIG. 6 is a diagram exemplifying a work progress list for each house.

FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating an example of a work schedule by company;

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Mobile telephone 3 Inquiry terminal 5 Internet 7 Management server 9, 29 Control part 11, 31 Transmission / reception part 13, 33 RAM 15, 35 ROM 17, 37 Input operation part 19, 39 Display part 21 Information code database 23 House-specific database 25 CD-ROM drive 27 CD-ROM

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Claims (6)

[Claims] 1. A designating means for designating a construction item of a house and a technician performing the construction when entering, leaving, or leaving a building site, and contents specified by the designating means via a communication line. And a control unit for transmitting the information to the management server. 2. The communication line according to claim 1, wherein the communication line includes a telephone line provided by an i-mode service.
The described mobile phone. 3. Receiving means for receiving, via a communication line, a construction item of a house and data on a clerk who performs the work when entering, leaving, or leaving the building site, and the receiving means. A construction site construction management system, comprising: storage means for storing received contents. 4. The communication line according to claim 3, wherein the communication line includes a telephone line provided by an i-mode service.
The construction site construction management system described. 5. A computer-readable recording medium on which a program for causing a computer to function as the mobile phone according to claim 1 or 2 is recorded. 6. A computer-readable recording medium on which a program for causing a computer to function as the construction site construction management system according to claim 3 or 4 is recorded.