JP2003255840A - Work management method and label for work management - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve the problem that the development of technique capable of easily and more reliably performing work management because work management is difficult in product inspection work, etc., especially in manual work. <P>SOLUTION: The work management method is provided, which can realize the improvement of work reliability and work efficiency, or the like, by making display 4 made to appear by peeling off to be evidence for the completion of prescribed work and utilizing the display made to appear for confirmation, etc., of work contents prior to starting prescribed work, or the like by means of labels 3a to 3c for work management having a peeling off and display function for making the visible display 4 by peeling off appear from a surface side with peeling off work, and the peeling off work for the labels for work management. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2003,JPO

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a work management label and a work management method, which are used for work management by being attached to an article to be processed, carried, cleaned, repaired, or a work management sheet. It is a thing.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art As a matter of course, manufacturers of goods, service providers such as consignment, cleaning, repair, etc. perform various work management in order to maintain quality and improve trust from clients. In particular, when handling dangerous substances such as chemicals, blood transfusions and medications in hospitals, carelessness may lead to serious accidents.Therefore, it is necessary to strictly manage the work by adopting a double and triple confirmation system. .

[0003] Work that requires a plurality of steps such as manufacturing of goods and repair of equipment, slip processing in accounting management, blood transfusion and medication in hospitals, and the like, is accompanied by delivery of goods between different persons in charge. In work, in order to prevent work mistakes and the like, it is widely practiced to ensure the accuracy of the work by signing or stamping the person in charge. However, in work management that uses signatures and stamps, for example, when manufacturing or inspecting a large number of items quickly, the work itself of signatures and stamps may hinder work efficiency, so work is performed. There was a demand for the development of a technology that can more easily and surely display the certificate. In addition, especially in operations that require strict work management such as blood transfusion and medication in hospitals, not only signing and stamping,
There was a demand for the development of technology to prevent work mistakes. In addition, operations such as equipment cleaning, repair, housing construction and remodeling, home appliance recycling, slip processing for accounting management, etc. are often unsuitable for automation, and the proportion of work that relies on human resources is high. The reality is that work management such as process control and quality control is difficult. As an example, many people such as plasterers, plumbers, painters, and roofers participate in the renovation of a house, and it is easy for them to contact each other. There have been many problems such as finishing materials such as wall materials and floor materials being applied to them, and some work has to be redone. In this way, it is difficult to eliminate mistakes in operations that require a high proportion of work, and it is difficult to eliminate mistakes. It was a hindrance to improvement.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems. (1) By displaying a peeling display by peeling work of a work management label, work confirmation can be performed with high caution. Can be done reliably,
(2) A work management method and work in which excellent effects such as improvement of work reliability can be obtained by using the peeling display that has appeared by the peeling work described above as a display indicating the completion of a predetermined work The purpose is to provide an administrative label.

[0005]

[Means for Solving the Problems] That is, the present invention relates to an object to be attached such as an article to be worked or a work management sheet,
A work management label having a peeling display function that allows a peeling display that is a proof of peeling action to appear visually from the front side when peeled from the object to be stuck is stuck by an adhesive layer on the back side of the work management label. The present invention provides a work management method characterized in that the work management label is put on, and after the completion of a predetermined work, the work management label is peeled off and the peeling display appears on the work management label. The present invention also relates to an object to be adhered, such as an article to be operated or a work management sheet, in which a peeling display, which is a proof of the peeling action when peeled from the object to be stuck, appears visually from the surface side. A work management label having a display function is attached by an adhesive layer on the back side of the work management label, and the work management label is peeled off before starting a predetermined work to perform the work management label. The work management method is characterized in that the peeling display appears on a label. The present invention also relates to an object to be adhered, such as an article to be operated or a work management sheet, in which a peeling display, which is a proof of the peeling action when peeled from the object to be stuck, appears visually from the surface side. A work management label having a display function is attached by an adhesive layer on the back side of the work management label, and after completion of a predetermined work, the work management label is peeled off in accordance with the result of this work. The present invention provides a work management method characterized by selecting whether or not to perform work.
The present invention also provides a label body having an adhesive layer on the back side for adhering to an object to be adhered, such as an article to be operated or a work management sheet, when peeling from the object to be adhered. It is intended to provide a work management label, which is provided with a peeling display function for allowing a peeling display serving as proof to appear visually from the front side.

[0006]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

(First Embodiment) In the first embodiment of the present invention, the inspection work of a product such as an electric product is referred to as a work management label (hereinafter referred to as "label" for short) according to the present invention. It is a work management method that manages and supports the use of.

In FIGS. 1 (a) to 1 (d), reference numeral 1 is a product to be inspected (work target article), and 2 is a work management sheet (sticking target object). The product 1 includes a plurality of different inspection target parts (here, three) (first to third inspection target parts A to
C) and carry it to the site of inspection work (Fig. 1 (a)
After the inspection, the first inspection target portion A is inspected in the first inspection process (see FIG. 1B), and then the second inspection target portion B is inspected in the second inspection process (see FIG. 1C). Are inspected, and then the third inspection object part C is inspected in the third inspection step (see FIG. 1D). The first to third inspection steps correspond to "predetermined work", respectively. Further, the number of inspection steps is three here, but the number is not limited to this, and can be increased or decreased.

Here, the work management sheet 2 is handed to the person in charge of the subsequent inspection work in sequence as the inspection work of the product 1 progresses. In this embodiment, the product 1 is sequentially moved to the work site of the subsequent inspection work by the conveyor device, but the present invention is not limited to this, and for example, in the progress of the inspection work. Along with this, it is possible to adopt a configuration in which the items are sequentially handed to a person in charge of the subsequent inspection work.
Further, for example, the work management sheet 2 is not limited to movement by hand, and may be moved together with the product 1 while being detachably attached to the product 1 by, for example, an adhesive material or a magnet. With the product 1 by placing it on a moving conveyor device, or by placing a pedestal on which the product 1 on the conveyor device is placed or a work management sheet 2 on a sheet platform installed on the conveyor device for transporting it together with the product 1. It is also possible to move to. On the work management sheet 2, the indications A to C are formed by printing or the like corresponding to the first to third inspection target portions A to C, and the tags are formed at the positions corresponding to the respective indications A to C. The formed labels 3a to 3c are attached.

As shown in FIG. 2, it is a sectional view showing the structure of the label 3 according to this embodiment. In FIG. 2, the label 3 has a peeling display function that allows the peeling display 4 (see FIGS. 1B to 1D) to appear visually from the front side when the label 3 is once attached to an article and then peeled off. Yes,
A flexible transparent or translucent film-like substrate 6 having a marking layer 5 formed on the back surface side, which forms a peeling display 4 which is a proof that the peeling operation has been carried out from the article, and the substrate 6 and the marking layer 5, and a base color layer 7 that is laminated so as to cover the entire back surface side of the base material 6 including the marking layer 5 and a back surface side of the base color layer 7. And has a laminated structure having the base color layer 7 and the mucous membrane layer 8 integrated therewith.
An adhesive layer 9 for sticking to an article on the back side of the mucosal layer 8
have. The adhesive force of the mucous membrane layer 8 to the base color layer 7 is larger than the adhesive force of the base color layer 7 to the marking layer 5 and smaller than the adhesive force of the base color layer 7 to the base material 6. Has become. The marking layer 5 has almost the same transparency as the base material 3, and the color of the base color layer 7 is the same as that of the base material 6 and the marking layer 5 when the label is viewed from the front side before the label peeling work. It is possible to see uniformly regardless of the presence or absence of the marking layer 5 through the, and it is impossible to distinguish between the region where the marking layer 5 exists and the region where the marking layer 5 does not exist.

The flexible transparent or semi-transparent film-like base material 6 constituting the label 3 is a flexible material so that it is not damaged by peeling from an article.
For example, synthetic resin such as polyester (PET: polyethylene terephthalate), acrylic resin, polyamide, polycarbonate, polypropylene, vinyl chloride resin, or a combination of synthetic resin and paper or cloth can be used. On the other hand, the adhesive layer 9 is not particularly limited as long as it is made of a material that can be attached to an article and can be peeled off from the article without leaving a residue.
For example, an acrylic resin-based, polyurethane-based, or silicone-based pressure-sensitive adhesive agent can be used. Further, the adhesive layer 9 has durability (adhesiveness) such that the adhesive layer 9 can be re-adhered several times after being adhered to and peeled from an article.

As shown in FIG. 1, the labels 3a to 3c attached to the work management sheet 2 are the same as the label 3 shown in FIG. It has a structure and is attached to the work management sheet 2 by the adhesive layer 9. In the work management sheet 2, at least the surface of the portion to which the labels 3a to 3c are attached is made of synthetic resin, and the adhesive layer 9 of the labels 3a to 3c is used.
Suitable for sticking by (easy to secure sticking force). In addition, for such a work management sheet 2, a label 3a
For ~ 3c, re-adhesion can be repeated several times. The adhesive layer 9 is integrated with the mucous membrane layer 8 by a strong adhesive force, and is not separated from the mucous membrane layer 8 even when the label is peeled off.

In this work management method for inspection work, when proceeding from the first inspection process to the subsequent inspection processes, defects must be found by inspection of the inspection target portion for each inspection process. For example, the label corresponding to the inspection target part of the inspection target is once peeled from the work management sheet 2 (peeling work), and the peeling display 4 appears, and the label is re-attached to the original position of the work management sheet 2 and a defect is found. If found, do not peel off the label corresponding to the inspection target part of the inspection target. That is, the first to third inspection steps are
Corresponding to the inspection result of the inspection target part, whether to remove the label from the work management sheet 2 is selected, and the presence or absence of the peeling display 4 is used as the work result information for transmitting the inspection result. Is.

If the inspection work of the product 1 is advanced and, for example, no defect is found in the first inspection target portion A in the first inspection process,
The label 3a corresponding to the first inspection target portion A is once peeled off from the work management sheet 2 (peeling work), and then reattached to the original position of the work management sheet 2. Then, as shown in FIG. 3, the background color layer 7 in the label 3a is accompanied by the action.
Is internally destroyed so as to be separated only from the marking layer 5 (on the contrary, the base material and the base color layer are not separated), and a separation destruction portion 10 is generated between the marking layer 5 and the base color layer 7. As a result, as shown in the state shown in FIG. 1B, “done” meaning that the outer surface of the label 3a has been inspected.
The peeling display 4 composed of characters such as appears appears (peeling display function). At this time, since the label 3a is simply peeled from the work management sheet 2 and reattached to the original position, the work of causing the peeling display 4 to appear can be performed extremely easily and in a short time.

After finishing the first inspection process, the second inspection process of the product 1 is started. At this time, on the work management sheet 2 sent from the person in charge of the first inspection process, the label 3a with the peeling display 4 is displayed as "A" corresponding to the first inspection target portion A of the product 1. Since it is attached corresponding to the portion, the person in charge of the second inspection process visually confirms the peeling display 4 of the label 3a to confirm that the first inspection target portion A of the product has no defect. I can know.

Hereinafter, even in the second inspection process and the third inspection process,
If no defects are found in the second and third inspection target parts B and C, the peeling work and the re-adhesion of the labels 3b and 3c are performed in the same manner as the first inspection process. If there is no defect in all the inspection target parts A to C, at the time when the third inspection step, the peeling work of the label 3c, and the re-adhesion are completed, as shown in FIG. The peeling display 4 of "Done" appears on all the labels 3a to 3c corresponding to the parts A to C.

FIG. 4 shows an example in which a defect is found in the inspection target portion (second inspection target portion B) only in the second inspection step. In this case, the person in charge of the second inspection process does not peel off the label 3b corresponding to the second inspection target portion B. Therefore, at the time when the third inspection step, the peeling work of the label 3c, and the re-adhesion are completed, "A" and "C" of the work management sheet 2
Although the peeling display 4 appears on the labels 3a and 3c attached to the positions corresponding to the second inspection target portion B
The peeling display 4 is not displayed on the label 3b attached to the position corresponding to the display of "B" corresponding to.

In this inspection work, with respect to the product 1 for which the final inspection process (here, the third inspection process) has been completed, the peeling display of the labels 3a to 3c attached to the work management sheet 2 corresponding to the product 1 4 is confirmed, and if the appearance of the peeling display 4 is confirmed for all the labels 3a to 3c, it is sent to the shipping process as a normal product. If even one of the labels 3a to 3c attached to the work management sheet 2 is confirmed to have the peeling display 4, the defective product is sent to the collection place. Labels 3a to 3c after completion of final inspection work
Confirmation of the presence or absence of the peeling display 4 and sorting of shipment and collection are performed by, for example, a person in charge of sorting.

It is also possible to make the peeling display readable by, for example, an optical reading device. In this case, after the final inspection process is completed, the peeling display is attached to the work management sheet 2 by the optical reading device. Label 3a
It is also possible to read ~ 3c and automatically distribute the products 1 by a distribution device controlled based on the read data. Further, in this case, the peeling display does not have to be a character display such as "done", and various configurations such as a barcode can be adopted.

FIG. 5 shows a modification of this embodiment.
When a defect is found in the inspection process, the work management sheet 2 is provided with a label corresponding to the inspection target part in which the defect is found.
It is peeled off and attached to the inspection target part where a defect is found. FIG. 5 shows an example in which a defect is found in the inspection target portion (second inspection target portion B) only in the second inspection step among the three inspection steps. in this case,
The person in charge of the second inspection target performs the peeling work of the label 3b corresponding to the second inspection target part B, and attaches it to the second inspection target part B of the product 1. At this time, the product 1 functions as a sticking target for sticking the label 3b. When the third inspection process is completed, the label 3 on which the peeling display 4 appears at positions corresponding to “A” and “C” on the work management sheet 2.
Although a and 3c are attached, it can be seen that a defect is found in the inspection target portion B by not having the label 3b at the position corresponding to the display of "B" corresponding to the second inspection target portion B. . In this case, since the label 3b is attached to the inspection target portion (second inspection target portion B) where the defect is found, there is an advantage that the defective portion can be easily recognized when parts are replaced or repaired in this portion. is there.

In this embodiment, in each inspection process, when no defect is found, the label is peeled off and displayed, and the peeling display indicates the inspection work. Therefore, the work reliability of the inspection work is high. Can be improved. In addition, conventionally, in the inspection work, it has been widely used that the signature or seal of the person in charge of the inspection is used as the proof of the inspection, but with this, it takes time and effort to change writing instruments and seals for the signature. , And especially when inspecting precision electronic devices and medical equipment,
There is also concern about scratching or soiling the product with writing instruments or seals. However, with the work management method according to the present invention, only label peeling work and re-adhesion are performed, and there is no need to separately hold a writing instrument, etc., so there is no worry of scratching or soiling the article. . Also, the label can be peeled off without leaving a residue on the attached article,
There is no inconvenience such as soiling products and other items.

As another example of the inspection work, for example,
Labels should be attached to the products such as the product 1 and the label peeling work and re-attachment should be performed only when no defect is found in the inspection work or only when a defect is found. You can If the label is peeled off only when no defect is found in the inspection work, the peeling display that appeared during the peeling work functions as an indication of `` inspected '', and if the label is peeled off only when a defect is found, peel it off. The peeling display that appears due to the work functions as a display indicating "there is a defect". The label may be peeled off only when no defect is found in the inspection work, and the label may be attached to the work management sheet. In this case, the peeling display that appears on the label that has been transferred from the item to the work management sheet is a proof that the inspection work has been performed, and the label that remains on the item functions as an indication that there is a defective part. .

(Second Embodiment) Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be described. In this embodiment, the work management method of the present invention is applied to a blood transfusion work.
As shown in (a) and (b), by using the labels 12a to 12c according to the present invention attached to the blood transfusion pack 11 as an article, it is intended to more surely reduce mistakes in blood transfusion work. is there.

The label 12 attached to the work management sheet 2
a to 12c are formed by forming the label 3 shown in FIG. 2 into a tag shape, and have the same cross-sectional structure as the label 3, and the adhesive layer 9 forms a bag-shaped pack body portion 13 of the blood transfusion pack 11. It is attached to the outside. The pack body 13 of the blood transfusion pack 11 is formed in a bag shape using a film made of a synthetic resin, and the labels 12 a to 12 c with the adhesive layer 9 are used.
It is possible to effectively reattach the labels 12a to 12c that have been once peeled off. The labels 12a to 12c can be repeatedly peeled off and reattached from the pack body 13 several times. In FIG. 6A and FIG. 6B, reference numeral 14 is the pack body 1
3 is a blood transfusion tube, and has a needle 15 at the tip extending from the pack body 13.

In this work management method, it is obligatory to perform the peeling work of the labels 12a to 12c attached to the pack body 13 of the transfusion pack 11 before the work of injecting blood into the patient. The peeling display 41 appears on the labels 12a to 12c by the peeling operation from the blood transfusion pack 11 (specifically, the pack body 13). The peeling display 41 is a display (article information display) indicating the type of article (blood) contained in the blood transfusion pack 11,
The peeling indication 41 appearing on the label 12a indicates the ABO blood type, the peeling indication 42 appearing on the label 12b indicates the RH blood type, and the peeling indication 12c appearing on the label 12c indicates the type of blood product. Also, these labels 12a to 12c
Are colored in different colors so that they can be distinguished.

The blood transfusion pack 11 is usually delivered from a blood center or the like by an order from a hospital. Label 12a
12 c are attached to the blood transfusion pack 11 at the time of shipping from the blood center, for example. On the pack body 13 of the blood transfusion pack 11, an information display label 16 indicating information (name, etc., hereinafter, “patient information”) regarding the type of article (blood) contained in the blood transfusion pack 11 and the patient to be transfused 16
When the blood transfusion pack 11 arrives at the hospital, the A is displayed on the information display label 16 first.
Check BO blood type, RH blood type, type of blood product used, and patient information.

In blood transfusion work, blood transfusion is carried out on a patient (infusion)
Immediately before performing, the ABO blood type, RH blood type, type of blood product to be used, and patient information are confirmed. At this time, ABO
When confirming the blood type, the RH blood type, and the type of blood product to be used, peeling work of the labels 12a to 12c is performed to display peeling displays 12a to 12c (item information display), and the information displayed on the information display label 16 and complete information. To see if it matches. If a discrepancy is confirmed here, the blood transfusion work is interrupted and the confirmation work is performed.

As shown in FIG. 6 (b), the information display label 16 has an ABO blood group display column 16a, an RH blood group display column 16b, and a blood product type display column 16c arranged side by side to form a transfusion pack. Label 12a peeled off from 11
It is preferable to re-attach 12c to the blood transfusion pack 11 so as to correspond to these display columns 16a to 16c from the viewpoint of the certainty of confirmation work. That is, the label 12a on which the peeling display 41 indicating the ABO blood type appears is reattached to the transfusion pack 11 so as to be in the vicinity of the label 12a corresponding to the ABO blood type display field 16a, and the peeling display 42 indicating the RH blood type.
The label 12c with the appearance of "" is reattached to the blood transfusion pack 11 so as to be in the vicinity of the RH blood group display field 16b, and the label 12c with the peeling display 12c showing the type of the blood product is displayed. Reattach to the blood transfusion pack 11 so as to be in the vicinity of the type display field 16c,
Make sure that the BO blood type, RH blood type, and the type of blood product used are completely the same. When a match is confirmed by the confirmation work of each information including the medical record information and the like, transfusion (infusion) of blood to the patient is started.

According to this work management method, the label 12a
If the peeling work of ~ 12c is not performed, the confirmation omission is immediately found because the peeling display does not appear. In addition, performing the operation of "peeling" the label and trying to see the peeling display that appears by this peeling work are effective in directing attention to the label, so it is a basic step such as confirmation omission. Mistakes can be reduced more reliably. Conventionally, as a measure against blood transfusion mistakes, reading of blood types etc. by multiple people has been the mainstream, but for example, when a person who erroneously remembers the blood type of a patient who is transfused performs reading, However, in the work management method according to the present invention, the person in charge of transfusion removes the label affixed to the transfusion pack 11 by a person different from the person in charge of injecting blood into the patient. Since the confirmation work is performed with the item information “display” that has been made to appear, it effectively functions to prevent a confirmation error due to prejudice such as erroneous memory.

The work management method as in the second embodiment can be applied to, for example, instillation to a patient, provision of a medicine to be taken, and the like.
By performing a peeling operation at the time of use and causing a peeling display such as an article information display to appear, it can be effectively used for preventing an infusion or a mistake in confirming the type of drug to be taken.

Next, a third embodiment of the present invention will be described. This embodiment shows an example of a work management method in a remodeling work of a building such as a house. In FIG. 7, reference numeral 30 indicates a wall (article) of the building, which is viewed from the inside of the building. When the surface material of the wall 30 (hereinafter referred to as “wall material”) is remodeled and reformed, the old wall material is removed and a new wall material is constructed. FIG. 7 shows the wall 3 in a state where the old wall material in the entire area to be reformed is removed.
0 is shown. In FIG. 7, reference numeral 31 is a marking formed on the surface of the wall 30 with a writing instrument, an adhesive tape, or the like,
Area S1 not to be reformed and area S to be reformed
2 and an area S3 to be reformed after completion of another construction are shown separately.

The area S1 is a portion where the old wall material has not been removed, and a label 32 having an indication that no reforming has been performed (here, "no reforming") is attached to the label 32. . In the area S2, a label 33 having a display (here, “reform” character) indicating that it is reformed is attached on the surface. The region S3 is, specifically, a region where new wall material is constructed after the replacement work of the water pipe 35 buried in the wall 30 is completed, and the old wall material is removed. This area S
A label 34 is printed on the surface of the wall 30 of No. 3 by printing or the like, which means waiting until the completion of another construction or the like is completed (in this case, the word "standby" is not shown).
Is attached. However, the display on the surface of the label 34, which means waiting, is formed so as not to interfere with the confirmation of the instruction information display (peeling display) 36 that appears visually from the surface side of the label 34 by the peeling work described later. The position is shifted, or it is formed by light color printing or the like. In this regard, the label 34 may be, for example, a plain label that does not have a display indicating that it is on standby, and that the meaning of standby is displayed when the label is plain.

The label 34 has a sectional structure similar to that of the label 3 shown in FIG. 2, and is attached to the surface of the wall 30 by the adhesive layer 9 on the back surface side. Then, when the peeling work from the surface of the wall 30 is performed, as shown in FIG. 6B, the peeling display that appears by this peeling work forms the instruction information display 36 that is visible from the front surface side. The instruction information display 36 is an information display indicating the type of work to be performed after the label peeling work, and is a character display of "reform" here. The label 34 can be re-attached to the surface of the wall 30 by the adhesive force of the adhesive layer 9 even after the label 34 is once peeled off from the surface of the wall 30.

Usually, when this type of remodeling work is performed by a contractor (remodeling contractor), it takes several days to sequentially digest a plurality of steps. In addition, the remodeling company usually distributes the work to a plurality of specialized companies to proceed with the work. For the remodeling in the area S3, for example, the construction of the water pipe 35 is performed by a plumber or a new wall material is constructed. Will be distributed to interior contractors. In this case, the area S
Regarding the reform of No. 3, it is necessary to make accurate contact between the plumber who performs water pipe construction and the interior contractor who performs new wall material construction. If a new wall material is constructed before the replacement work of the pipe 35, the replacement work of the water pipe 35 becomes impossible.

However, in the present invention, first, the area S
By adhering the label 34 having a display meaning "standby" to 3, the next work (construction of a new wall material) is prevented from proceeding arbitrarily. Next, when the replacement of the water pipe 35 is completed, the plumber who has performed the replacement work or a manager who manages the entire reforming work removes the label 34, and displays the instruction information display 3 as shown in FIG. 6B.
6 is made to appear and it is attached again to the surface of the wall 30 in the region S3.
Here, the instruction information display 36 is a character display of "reform" which means to proceed with the reform work. For example, if the interior contractor sees this instruction information display 36 after the replacement of the water pipe 35, the standby instruction is displayed. It can be understood that it was canceled and the progress of construction of new wall materials was instructed.

The work management method using the label that causes the indication information display to appear by the peeling work is not limited to the wall remodeling work described above, but the remodeling work of buildings other than the wall, the construction work of the building, various types of work. It can also be applied to the manufacturing process of products in factories, inter-process management in repair and restoration work, etc. In addition, for example, transfer of slips from billing business to accounting processing business in accounting management,
It can be applied to various works that require work-to-work management.

FIGS. 8A and 8B show another mode of the label in which the instruction information display appears by the peeling work. The label 37 shown in FIGS. 8A and 8B indicates the type of work to be performed after the peeling work by a display 37a formed by printing or the like on the front surface side and a peeling display 37b that appears by the peeling work. The instruction information display 37c is formed. Specifically, as shown in FIG.
The label 37 of (b) is a display 37a on the surface of the label 37.
Functions as a character display of "inspection" for instructing the inspection of the article as the instruction information display for instructing the first operation (FIG. 8).
(See (a)). When the first operation (inspection here) is completed, the label 37 is peeled off and the peeling display 37b is performed.
8B, by combining the display 37a, which is the first instruction information display, and the peeling display 37b, as shown in FIG. 8B, the letters "re-inspection" for instructing re-inspection of the article as the instruction information display 37c. The display is formed. Therefore, with this label 37, not only the peeling display 37b but also the display 37a formed on the front side is added to form the instruction information display 37c, so that the more complicated instruction information display 3
7c can appear.

In the label 37 illustrated in FIGS. 8A and 8B, both the display 37a formed by printing on the surface and the peeling display 37b are character displays. The display and the peeling display formed by printing on the surface are not limited to this, and may be symbols such as arrows, figures such as circles and triangles, and patterns. In addition, the display or peeling display formed by printing on the label surface has no meaning by itself, and when the peeling display appears due to the peeling work, a meaningful display (instruction information display) is formed for the first time. It may be configured as described above.

Although not shown, as the label according to the present invention, an article information display relating to the type of an article is formed by a display formed by printing or the like on the front surface side and a peeling display made by peeling work. It is also possible to adopt a configuration adapted to do so.

Next, a fourth embodiment of the present invention will be described. As shown in FIGS. 9 to 11, this embodiment uses a label 52 having the same cross-sectional structure as the label 3 of FIG. 2 for sealing the opening of the envelope 51 (article).
The label 52 is firmly fixed by an adhesive or the like to a flap portion 54 having a shape in which a bag-shaped envelope main body portion 53 of the envelope 51 is extended from the vicinity of the opening portion of the envelope to the outside. Then, the flap portion 54 is folded so as to overlap the envelope body portion 53 (state of phantom line in FIG. 10),
When the label 52 is attached to the envelope body 53 with the adhesive layer on the back surface side, the opening of the envelope 51 can be sealed. The adhesive force of the label 52 with respect to the envelope body 53 by the adhesive layer is smaller than the fixing force with respect to the flap 54, and is formed by projecting outward from the portion of the label 52 attached to the envelope body 53. Even if the label 52 is peeled off from the envelope body 53 by pulling the opening tab 55, the fixing state of the label 52 to the flap portion 54 is stably maintained. The adhesive force of the adhesive layer is such that the label 52 peeled from the envelope body 53 can be reattached to the envelope body 53 repeatedly several times. When the label 52 is peeled off from the envelope body 53, the opening of the envelope 51 is opened.

As described above, the label 52 has the same cross-sectional structure as the label 3 of FIG. 2, and as shown in FIG. 10, the peeling display 56 appears by peeling it from the envelope body 53. It has become. This label 52
Then, as the peeling display, a display (the character “done”) indicating that the package has been opened appears visibly from the front side. Since the portion of the label 52 that is attached to the envelope body 53 extends from the flap 54, the appearance of the peeling display 56 can be easily confirmed visually.

For example, when the envelope 51 with the label 52 is used as an internal mail envelope in a company and a specific person is requested to confirm important documents, the documents are put in the envelope 51 and the flap portion 54 is bent. Label 52 with envelope body 5
The opening to be attached to 3 is sealed, and in this state, it is sent to the requestee by in-house mail. At this time, as shown in FIG.
The peeling display 56 does not appear on the label 52. Make a note of return after confirmation, and if the sender specifies the sender himself as the reply destination, the requestee will use the envelope 51 containing the document after confirming the document in the envelope 51 Can be expected to return the documents to the person. Here, even when the envelope 51 is used for returning a document to a sender, as shown in FIG. 11, a label 52 having an adhesive layer on the back surface is provided with a flap portion 54.
Can be used to fix the above and seal the opening. If internal mail returns due to an unknown address due to the transferee or transfer of the requestee, or if the requestee returns it for some reason without opening it, the peeling display 56 on the label 52 of the envelope 51 does not appear. However, the envelope 51 returned from the requestee to the sender.
If the peeling display 56 appears on the label 52, it can be recognized as a proof that the person who requested the opening operation performed the opening operation.

A label 52 having a peeling display function is provided.
Also has the function of detecting the presence or absence of unauthorized opening. For example, if the peeling display 56 appears on the label 52 when it is delivered from the sender and reaches the person to whom the request is sent, it may be illegally opened by someone.

Needless to say, the above-mentioned envelope 51 (envelope with label) is not limited to the use as an in-house mail envelope and can be used for various purposes. Further, it is needless to say that the specific shape of the envelope, the mounting position of the label, the shape, and the like are not limited to those shown in the drawings and can be appropriately changed.

The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and can be appropriately changed within the scope of the invention. For example, a work to be managed to which the present invention is applied or a label is attached. The articles and management sheets to be used are not limited to those exemplified in the above-mentioned embodiment, and various configurations can be adopted. The label that can be adopted in the present invention is not limited to those having the structures illustrated in FIGS. 2 and 3 as long as it is a label that displays a used indication when it is peeled off from an attached article. Various configurations can be adopted.

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As described above, according to the present invention,
By peeling work, a peeling display function that makes a visible peeling display visible from the front side appears by peeling work. Since it is possible to use the display appearing in the above for confirmation of work contents, it is possible to improve reliability of various works and work efficiency. In particular, by applying it to work that requires management between processes, it is possible to reduce contact mistakes between processes and between works, and reduce work errors due to discrepancies, etc., which is an excellent contribution to improving reliability. Produce an effect.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1A to FIG. 1D are views showing a first embodiment of the present invention and showing an inspection work to which the present invention is applied in the order of steps.

FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view showing a structure of a work management label according to the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which a peeling display is displayed on the front surface side of the work management label of FIG.

4 (a) to (d) are diagrams showing another aspect of the inspection work of FIG. 1 in process order.

5A to 5D are diagrams showing another aspect of the inspection work of FIG. 1 in process order.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a second embodiment of the present invention, in which (a) is a state before the peeling work of the label attached to the blood transfusion pack used in the blood transfusion work to which the present invention is applied; )
Shows the state in which the product information display appears on the label by the peeling work.

7A and 7B are diagrams showing a third embodiment of the present invention, in which FIG. 7A is a state before peeling work of a label attached to a wall of a building, and FIG. 7B is instruction information on the label by peeling work. The state where the display is displayed is shown.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing another aspect of the work management label of the present invention, in which (a) shows a state before the peeling work and (b) shows a state in which a peeling display appears by the peeling work.

FIG. 9 is a view showing the fourth embodiment of the present invention and is a plan view showing a state in which the flap portion is fixed by a label and the opening portion of the envelope is sealed.

10 is a perspective view showing a state where the flap portion of the envelope shown in FIG. 9 is opened and the opening portion is opened.

11 is a plan view showing a state in which the opening of the envelope is sealed again using the label on which the peeling display appears after the opened state of FIG.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 ... Article (product), 2 ... Work management sheet, 3, 3a to 3
c ... Work management label, 4 ... Peeling display, 5 ... Marking layer, 6 ... Base material, 7 ... Base color layer, 8 ... Mucosal layer, 9 ... Adhesive layer, 11 ... Article (transfusion pack), 12a-12c ... Work management label, 41, 42, 43 ... Peeling display, article information display, 30 ... Article (wall), 32, 33, 34 ... Work management label, 36 ... Instruction information display, 37 ... Work management label, 37a Display, 37b ... Peeling display, 37c ... Instruction information display, 51 ... Article (envelope), 52 ... Work management label, 56 ... Peeling display.

Claims (12)

[Claims] 1. A peeling method that allows a sticking object such as an article to be worked or a work management sheet to show a peeling display, which is a proof of the peeling action when peeled off from the sticking object, from the front side in a visible manner. A work management label having a display function is attached by an adhesive layer on the back side of the work management label,
A work management method characterized in that after the completion of a predetermined work, the work management label is peeled off and the peeling display appears on the work management label. 2. Peeling for causing a sticking object, such as an article to be worked or a work management sheet, to appear visually from the surface side, which is a proof of the peeling action when peeled from the sticking object. A work management label having a display function is attached by an adhesive layer on the back side of the work management label,
A work management method characterized in that the work management label is peeled off before the start of a predetermined work so that the peeling display appears on the work management label. 3. Peeling for causing a sticking display, which is a proof of the peeling action when peeled off from the sticking target, to be visible from the surface side, on the sticking target such as the work target article or the work management sheet. A work management label having a display function is attached by an adhesive layer on the back side of the work management label,
After completion of a predetermined work, a work management method is characterized in that, according to the result of this work, whether or not to carry out the work management label peeling work is selected. 4. The work management label peeled from the pasting target by the peeling work is attached to the pasting target, and the presence or absence of the peeling display is used as work result information for transmitting the work result of the predetermined work. Work management method described. 5. As the work management label, after the work management label is once peeled from the sticking target object, the work management label is stuck by the adhesive layer before the peeling work or another sticking target object. Adopting a re-adhesive object for an object to be adhered, the work management label peeled from the object to be adhered, the object to be adhered before the work management label is peeled off work or The work management method according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the work is reattached to another object to be adhered. 6. The work management method according to claim 1, wherein all or part of the peeling display forms an article information display that is information such as a type of an article to be worked. 7. The work management method according to claim 1, wherein all or part of the peeling display forms an instruction information display indicating a type of work to be performed after the peeling work. 8. A label body having an adhesive layer on the back side for adhering to an object to be adhered, such as an article to be operated or an operation management sheet, when peeling from the object to be adhered. A work management label, which is provided with a peeling display function that allows a peeling display serving as proof to appear visually from the front side. 9. The label body has a transparent or semi-transparent film-like base material having a marking layer forming the peeling display formed on the back surface side, and a color different from that of the base material and the marking layer. A base color layer laminated so as to cover the entire back surface of the base material including the marking layer, and an adhesive layer laminated on the back surface side of the base color layer and integrated with the base color layer, The adhesive strength of the adhesive layer to the underlying color layer is greater than the adhesive strength of the underlying fixing layer to the marking layer,
The work management label according to claim 8, which is smaller than the adhesive strength of the base color layer to the base material. 10. The work management label according to claim 8 or 9, wherein all or part of the peeling display forms an article information display that is information such as a type of an article to be worked. 11. The work management label according to claim 8 or 9, wherein all or a part of the peeling display forms an instruction information display indicating a type of work to be performed after the peeling work. 12. An article information display, which is information such as a type of an article to be worked, or a peeling work, by a peeling display that appears by the peeling work from the object to be attached and a display formed on the surface of the label body. The work management label according to any one of claims 8 to 11, wherein an instruction information display indicating a type of work to be performed and the like is formed.