JPH059747Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] <<Industrial Application Field>> The present invention relates to a device suitable for displaying work schedules and progress of perming work, hair dyeing work, etc. in beauty salons.

《Conventional technology》 Traditionally, when one hairdresser perms or dyes the hair of multiple customers at a beauty salon, the hairdresser in charge only remembers the work progress for each customer by memory. Therefore, the third party had no choice but to look at the work status of the customer and make judgments or inferences based on that status.

《Problem that the invention aims to solve》 Therefore, a new customer who enters a beauty salon that already has customers knows how long they will have to wait and how long it will take for their perm work, etc. There was a problem where I couldn't make any plans.

Also, from a hairdresser's point of view, if there are multiple customers, for example, if one customer is given a perm, there is a relatively long period of time for the perm to be left on after the perm liquid has been applied, so during this time, other customers' shampoos and cuts can be removed. However, when there are three or more customers, it is not possible to accurately remember the assignment of the above tasks to each customer, which confuses the work procedure and causes inefficiency. This results in customers having to wait longer than necessary, or it is not possible to make reservations for new customers because it is not possible to accurately know when the work of the customer currently being worked on will be completed.

On the other hand, from the perspective of managers who employ hairdressers, there is a problem that it is difficult to manage business efficiently because it is difficult to know whether hairdressers are working efficiently or not. It was hot.

The present invention was developed in view of the above-mentioned problems, and its purpose is to enable customers, hairdressers and other skilled workers, and managers to objectively know the working conditions, and thereby to improve the various problems mentioned above. An object of the present invention is to provide a work schedule and progress display device that can solve the above problems.

<Means for Solving the Problems> The work schedule and progress display device according to the present invention that achieves the above object is suitable for use in devices that provide idle time or unskilled work time during a series of work processes, such as perm work at a beauty salon. , the series of work steps is divided to form a plurality of work process block pieces having lengths corresponding to the work time, a bulletin board is provided to which the work process block pieces can be attached and detached, and the bulletin board is arranged vertically or A time axis extending in the horizontal direction is provided, and a plurality of display rows in which the block pieces are detachable are provided in a direction perpendicular to the time axis, and a first
When the work process block piece constituting a series of work processes is attached to the display column, the part of the second display column corresponding to the idle time or unskilled work time of the work process block piece in the first display column. The necessary work process block pieces for a series of other work processes are attached to the work process.

<<Embodiments>> Preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

The figure shows the case where the present invention is used as a work schedule and progress display device in a beauty salon.In order to understand this invention, various operations in a beauty salon and the time required for these operations will first be explained.

(1) Perm work Rotate curling (hair curling) + applying perm liquid for 20 minutes → leave for 30 minutes → after applying 2 liquids, leave for 30 minutes → shampoo for 10 minutes →
30 minutes for cutting → 30 minutes for setting. Here, 30 minutes of standing after adhesion of the two liquids means that the time required for adhesion of the two liquids is 1 to 2 minutes, so it is essentially considered to be a standing time of 30 minutes.

(2) Original setting work 15 minutes for hair curling → 30 minutes for kettle → 5 minutes for finishing (3) Hair dyeing work 15 minutes for dyeing → 30 minutes for leaving → 10 minutes for shampoo → 30 minutes for setting (4) Shampoo setting work 10 minutes for shampoo → Blossom setting 30 minutes (5) Shampoo cutting work Shampooing 10 minutes → Cutting 30 minutes In the present invention, a work process block piece 1 having a length proportional to the process processing time is created for each process of the above-mentioned work. In this case, in the standing process, the working process block piece 1a is also proportional to the standing time.
Create. Furthermore, in the present invention, by providing a bulletin board 2 on which the work process block piece 1 is detachably attached, a time axis 3 extending horizontally is provided on the upper edge of the bulletin board 2, and a unit time of this time axis 3 is provided. The spacing corresponds to that of the working process block piece 1. Further, below the time axis 3, there are multiple rows (four rows in the case of the embodiment) of horizontally long and continuous fitting grooves 4-4 into which the work process block piece 1 can be removably fitted. It is set up.

An example of displaying the work schedule and work progress of one hairdresser in a beauty salon using the work process block piece 1 and bulletin board 2 will be described below.

First, let's say that customer A for a perm has made a reservation from 9:00 a.m., and the one hour between 9:20 and 10:20 will be idle time, so customer B for a shampoo set will be able to make a reservation during this time. You can make a reservation starting at 9:20. Since customer B's work will be finished at 10:00, she can make a reservation for another perm customer C starting at 10:00. During customer A's two-liquid application time, customer C's hair is curled and perm applied, and customer A's shampoo, cut, and set are completed during customer C's time (10:20 to 11:20). can be done. Thereafter, customer C can finish shampooing, cutting, and setting 10 minutes after the time for leaving the two liquids to adhere (after customer A finishes).

When a customer D for an original set, a customer E for hair dyeing, and a customer F for a perm successively come to this hair salon while a perm customer C is working, work process block pieces 1 and 1a should be displayed as shown in the figure. Accordingly, customer D for the original set will start work at 12:40 and will finish at 1:35, and customer E for hair dyeing will start work at 12:00.
Customer F can see that the session starts at 1:10 and ends at 3:40, and that it starts at 55 minutes and ends at 2:20. Therefore, for example, customer F
As soon as I get home, I can finish other errands and then come back to the hair salon by 1:10 p.m.

In the above example, the cutting, setting and leaving times are each explained as 30 minutes, but in reality each treatment time can be shortened and the leaving time can be adjusted depending on the hairdresser's discretion. ,
Depending on the number of customers, the work process block pieces 1 other than the standing time may be partially overlapped in the upper and lower tiers.
It is also possible to efficiently take reservations from customers.

In addition, in the above embodiment of the present invention, the case where the work schedule and progress of one hairstylist is displayed was explained, but it is also possible to display the work of multiple hairstylists by providing multiple stages of fitting grooves. Of course. In addition, among the work of a hairdresser, the cutting and setting are the ones that require skill, and other unskilled work such as applying shampoo, applying perm liquid, and dyeing are unskilled tasks that can be performed by an assistant. If the cutting and setting work process block pieces are not overlapped in the upper and lower stages, 1
It is possible to significantly increase the number of reservations for a hairdresser's customers.

Furthermore, although the above embodiment has been described with reference to the case where it is applied to a beauty salon, the present invention is not limited thereto, and can be applied to a dental clinic, a barber shop, etc., which involve both skilled and unskilled work.

<<Effects>> The present invention shows the work schedule and work progress of hairdressers, etc., so customers can know in advance their own waiting time and expected end time, which is excellent in terms of customer service.

In addition, skilled workers such as hairdressers can clearly know that there is skilled work time that can be performed on other customers during idle time or unskilled work time for a certain customer, so they can make reservations for other customers. Since it is possible to take multiple pictures in the same time period, and the work can be done according to the display of the present invention, it is extremely efficient for experienced workers.

In addition, managers who employ hairdressers, etc. can objectively know whether their hairdressers, etc. are working efficiently or not, so it is excellent in terms of employment management of hairdressers, etc. be.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The figure is a front view showing an example in which the present invention is applied as a work schedule and progress display device in a beauty salon. 1...Work process block piece, 2...Bulletin board, 3
...Time axis, 4...Fitting groove.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] When a series of work processes includes idle time or unskilled work time, such as perm work at a beauty salon, the series of work processes is divided into a plurality of work process block pieces each having a length corresponding to the work time. A bulletin board is provided on which the work process block pieces can be attached and detached, and the bulletin board is provided with a time axis extending vertically or horizontally, and the block pieces can be attached and detached in a direction perpendicular to the time axis. A plurality of display rows are provided, and when a work process block piece constituting a series of work processes is attached to the first display column, the idle time or unskilled work time of the work process block piece in the first display column is displayed. 1. A work schedule and progress display device, characterized in that a required work process block piece of another series of work processes is attached to a part of the second display column corresponding to the work schedule.