JP6702568B2 - Elevator safety management system and elevator safety management method - Google Patents

Description

Embodiments of the present invention relate to an elevator safety management system and an elevator safety management method.

At the time of elevator installation and maintenance, workers follow their work rules and check the status of elevator equipment, etc., while ensuring safety by themselves. Also, in the case of joint work by multiple workers, the workers try to ensure safety by alerting each other visually and by calling.

However, there are a wide variety of precautions for ensuring safety, and it is becoming a great effort to confirm all of them. Further, when the work load increases, the safety confirmation may be unintentionally omitted or the procedure may be mistaken. For example, when multiple workers perform joint work, accurate communication cannot be performed when the other party's instructions cannot be heard, when the instructions are misunderstood, or when the instructions are assumed. It may lead to a disaster.

As described above, at the work site, only the intention of the worker is a lifeline for ensuring safety, and if a required work is omitted or a procedure is wrong, a disaster may occur. Alternatively, workers may be at risk even if no disaster occurs. Moreover, the work situation at the site cannot be confirmed by a supervisor who is not at the site. In the event of a disaster, subsequent verification of the work situation is only speculation.

As for ensuring the safety of workers, various proposals have been made regarding prevention of collision between elevator equipment and workers. For example, when a worker is in the pit, when the counterweight is descending toward the worker, the arrival of the counterweight is detected immediately before the counterweight collides with the worker, and the arrival is detected. Accordingly, a proposal has been made to stop the elevator.

In elevator maintenance, generally, when a person is present in the hoistway, the elevator operation is not performed at the normal speed, but the elevator operation is performed at the inspection speed slower than the normal speed. The former is called normal operation and the latter is called inspection operation. During normal driving without knowing that there are people in the pit, people in the pit may not notice the elevator car or counterweight that descends at high speed, or they may inevitably collide with them. It is thought to be lost. Even after the inspection operation, the person operating the elevator does not recognize that there is a person in the pit, or the person in the pit recognizes that the elevator car or counterweight is descending. If not, a collision may occur. In these cases, the method of automatically stopping the elevator immediately before the car or the counterweight collides with the worker cannot avoid the situation where the worker is gradually approaching danger.

JP, 2005-132543, A

Therefore, it is an object of an embodiment of the present invention to provide an elevator safety management system and an elevator safety management method capable of improving the safety of a worker who works in an elevator.

According to one embodiment, an elevator safety management system includes a transmitter that is carried by a worker who works in the elevator and that transmits an electromagnetic wave that notifies the position of the worker. The system further includes a receiver installed inside or near the elevator and receiving the electromagnetic wave transmitted from the transmitter. While the worker is working in the elevator, the system further constantly grasps a positional relationship between the worker and equipment constituting the elevator based on the electromagnetic waves received by the receiving device, and the work is performed. A control device is provided for controlling the elevator so as to avoid the danger in advance when it is predicted that a danger caused by the elevator will occur to a worker or another worker who works in the elevator.

It is a schematic diagram which shows the positional relationship of the worker of 1st Embodiment, a transmitter, and a receiver. It is sectional drawing which shows the structure of the elevator installation facility of 1st Embodiment. It is a schematic diagram which shows the structure of the elevator safety management system of 1st Embodiment. It is sectional drawing which shows the example of elevator traveling (high speed operation) when a worker exists in the pit of the elevator installation facility of 1st Embodiment. It is a flow chart which shows an example of elevator running (high-speed operation) when a worker is in the pit of the elevator installation facility of a 1st embodiment. It is a sectional view showing an example of elevator running (inspection operation) when a worker is in the pit of the elevator installation facility of the first embodiment. It is sectional drawing which shows the example of elevator driving|running when a worker is on the cage|basket etc. of the elevator installation facility of 1st Embodiment. It is a flow chart which shows an example of elevator running when a worker is on a car etc. of an elevator installation facility of a 1st embodiment. It is a perspective view which shows the safety switch and inspection switch of 1st Embodiment. It is a figure for explaining an example of a monitor display of a 1st embodiment. It is a figure for demonstrating another example of the monitor display of 1st Embodiment. It is a table for explaining the details of the high-speed operation of the first embodiment. It is a table for explaining the details of the inspection operation of the first embodiment.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

(First embodiment)
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing a positional relationship between a worker 1, a transmitter (transmitter) 2 and a receiver (receiver) 3 according to the first embodiment.

The transmitter 2 is carried by a worker 1 who works in an elevator, and transmits an electromagnetic wave for notifying the position of the worker 1. The receiving device 3 is installed inside or near the elevator, and receives the electromagnetic wave transmitted from the transmitting device 2.

The transmitting device 2 of the present embodiment emits a weak electric wave as an electromagnetic wave, and communicates with the receiving device 3 in a short distance from the transmitting device 2 by the weak electric wave. Further, the receiving device 3 of the present embodiment is installed on the floor surface or the like of the place where the worker 1 enters. Therefore, it is desirable that the worker 1 wear the transmitting device 2 at a position where the transmitting device 2 is as close as possible to the installation place of the receiving device 3, and for example, it is desirable to wear the transmitting device 2 at his or her feet.

FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view showing the configuration of the elevator installation facility of the first embodiment.

FIG. 2 shows a worker 1 in the elevator installation facility, a car worker 1a, a car worker 1b, a pit worker 1c, and a landing worker 1d, which these workers 1 possess. As the transmitter 2, the on-car transmitter 2a, the in-car transmitter 2b, the pit transmitter 2c, and the hall transmitter 2d are shown, and as the receiver 3 in the elevator installation facility, the on-car receiver 3a, The in-car receiving device 3b, the pit receiving device 3c, and the hall receiving device 3d are shown.

FIG. 2 further shows a car 4, a counterweight 5, a landing door 6, a hoistway pit 7, a car upper switch 8 and a pit switch 9 which compose an elevator in the facility. The on-car switch 8 and the pit switch 9 are provided with a safety switch and an inspection switch which will be described later. FIG. 2 shows a building with three or more stories as an example of an elevator installation facility.

The worker 1 of the present embodiment may stay on the car, in the car, in the pit, on each floor, etc. for work. Therefore, the receiving device 3 of the present embodiment is installed in these places in this facility.

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram showing the configuration of the elevator safety management system of the first embodiment.

The elevator safety management system in FIG. 3 is constructed to manage safety in the elevator shown in FIG. 2, and includes the above-mentioned transmitter 2, the above-mentioned receiver 3, the elevator control panel 11, and the local monitoring device 12. And a remote monitoring device 13. The elevator control panel 11 is an example of a control device, the transmission device 2 is an example of a first notification device, and the local monitoring device 12 and the remote monitoring device 13 are examples of a second notification device.

The elevator control board 11 controls the operation of the elevator shown in FIG. For example, while the worker 1 is working in the elevator, the elevator control panel 11 constantly grasps the positional relationship between the worker 1 and the devices constituting the elevator based on the electromagnetic waves received by the receiving device 3. That is, the elevator control panel 11 keeps track of the positional relationship between the worker 1 and the devices constituting the elevator throughout the working time in which the worker 1 is working in the elevator. Examples of equipment that constitutes an elevator are a car 4 and a counterweight 5. Then, the elevator control panel 11 controls the elevator so as to avoid this danger in advance when it is predicted that any worker working in the elevator will be in danger of the elevator.

For example, if the car worker 1a is working on the car and the pit worker 1c is working in the pit and the car worker 1a makes an incorrect operation of the elevator, the elevator control panel 11 is It can be predicted that danger will soon occur to the worker 1a and the pit worker 1c. The reason is that when the car 4 reaches the top floor, the car worker 1a is dangerous, and when the car 4 and the counterweight 5 reach the bottom floor, the pit worker 1c is dangerous. Therefore, the elevator control panel 11 does not stop the elevator immediately before the danger occurs, but stops the elevator immediately after predicting that the danger occurs. The elevator control panel 11 stops the elevator, for example, when the car worker 1a makes an erroneous operation of the elevator. This makes it possible to avoid the danger in advance and improve the safety of the worker 1 as compared with the case where the elevator is stopped immediately before the danger occurs.

The elevator control panel 11 uses, as an elevator operation signal, a high-speed operation operation signal that requests high-speed operation of the elevator, an inspection operation operation signal that requests inspection operation of the elevator, a safety switch ON/OFF signal, and an inspection switch ON. /Off signals are received and the operation of the elevator is controlled in response to these elevator operating signals. The details of such control will be described later.

Reference numeral P1 indicates that the elevator control panel 11 and the local monitoring device 12 are installed in the elevator installation facility. Reference symbol P2 indicates that the remote monitoring device 13 is installed outside the elevator installation facility.

The local monitoring device 12 is provided to monitor the operation of the elevator in the facility, and is provided in, for example, an elevator machine room or a management room in the facility. The local monitoring device 12 is, for example, a computer such as a PC (Personal Computer), and has a control device 12a such as a processor, a recording device 12b such as a memory and a storage, an operation device 12c such as a mouse and a keyboard, and a display such as a display. And a device 12d.

The remote monitoring device 13 is provided for monitoring the operation of the elevator outside the facility, and is provided, for example, in the office of the company to which the worker 1 belongs. The remote monitoring device 13 is, for example, a computer such as a PC, and includes a control device 13a such as a processor, a recording device 13b such as a memory and a storage, an operating device 13c such as a mouse and a keyboard, and a display device 13d such as a display. I have it.

Both the local monitoring device 12 and the remote monitoring device 13 are provided at a place other than the work site (elevator shown in FIG. 2), so that a person other than the work site can confirm the work status at the site. used. The local monitoring device 12 and the remote monitoring device 13 may be connected to the elevator control panel 11 via a wired network or a wireless network. An example of a wired network is a telephone line.

Note that the elevator control panel 11 may include a recording device such as a memory and a storage, an operating device such as a mouse and a keyboard, and a display device such as a display, like the local monitoring device 12. Further, in this embodiment, the local monitoring device 12 is provided separately from the elevator control panel 11 in the facility, but instead, by providing the elevator control panel 11 with the function of the local monitoring device 12, The local monitoring device 12 may not be provided.

4 and 5 are a cross-sectional view and a flowchart showing an example of elevator traveling (high-speed operation) when the worker 1 is in the pit of the elevator installation facility of the first embodiment.

When there is a worker 1 (pit worker 1c) in the pit (hoistway pit 7), there is a risk that the worker 1 will collide with the car 4 and the counterweight 5, so if the elevator control panel 11 is normal, Do not drive car 4 at high speed. However, due to an error in the work procedure of the worker 1, the car 4 may be in a state capable of high-speed operation. In this case, if another worker 1 or a general user boarded the car 4 and called a car, or called a landing on some floor, the car 4 would operate at high speed as before. Will start. The elevator control panel 11 of this embodiment performs control for avoiding this.

An example of a mistake in the work procedure is when the inspection switch of the pit switch 9 is not turned on with the hall door 6 closed after the worker 1 has entered the pit. Another example of a mistake in the work procedure is when worker 1 finishes work in the pit and exits the pit, and turns off the inspection switch of the pit switch 9 before opening the landing door 6. Is. In these cases, although the car 4 should not be allowed to operate at high speed, the car 4 is ready for high speed operation, that is, the inspection switch is turned off.

If the car 4 moves to the lowest floor or the highest floor, the car 4 or the counterweight 5 may approach above the pit worker 1c and collide with the pit worker 1c. In order to prevent this, when there is a pit worker 1c in the pit, the pit receiving device 3c continuously detects the position of the pit worker 1c and records the detected position in the recording device of the elevator control panel 11. (Step S1). The detected position may instead be recorded in the recording device 12b of the local monitoring device 12 (the same applies hereinafter).

Here, it is assumed that the car 4 is in a state capable of high-speed operation, that is, the inspection switch is off, even though the worker 1 is in the pit (step S2). In this case, if another worker 1 or a general user boarded the car 4 and called a car or called a landing on some floor (step S3), the car would be the conventional car. 4 will start high speed operation.

However, the elevator control panel 11 of the present embodiment does not perform the high speed operation when the pit receiving device 3c detects the pit worker 1c (step S4). For example, when the pit receiving device 3c detects the pit worker 1c, the high speed operation that is being performed is stopped and a new high speed operation is not started. Therefore, even if a car call or a landing call is made in step S3, the car 4 does not run and remains stopped.

At this time, the elevator control panel 11 announces to the person operating the car or the hall that the car 4 cannot be moved because there are people in the pit (step S5). In addition, if the function of receiving the signal from the receiving device 3 is added to the transmitting device 2 possessed by the pit worker 1c, the pit worker 1c can also be notified that the car 4 has been operated at high speed. It becomes possible (step S6), and it becomes possible for the pit worker 1c to notice that he/she is making a mistake in the work procedure.

For example, when the high speed operation is not performed in step S4, the elevator control panel 11 transmits a signal indicating that the car 4 has been operated at high speed from the pit receiving device 3c to the pit transmitting device 2c, and this operation is performed. Notify the pit worker 1c of the fact. The pit transmitter 2c may notify the pit worker 1c of this fact by voice output from the pit transmitter 2c, or notify the pit worker 1c by a monitor display on the screen of the pit transmitter 2c. Good.

Furthermore, the elevator control panel 11 transmits this signal to the transmitter 2 of other workers 1, the local monitoring device 12, and the remote monitoring device 13, and the workers 1 and users of the local monitoring device 12 and The user of the remote monitoring device 13 may be notified of the above fact. Also in these cases, the notification may be performed by voice output or monitor display.

After that, the suspension of the high-speed operation in step S4 is continued until the error in the work procedure is resolved (step S7). Note that steps S11 to S15 that have not been described will be described later.

FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view showing an example of elevator traveling (inspection operation) when the worker 1 is present in the pit of the elevator installation facility of the first embodiment. Please refer to FIG. 5 for the step numbers appearing in the following description.

When the on-car worker 1a turns on the inspection switch of the on-car switch 8, the car 4 is ready for inspection operation (step S11). If the car worker 1a performs the inspection operation while not aware of the existence of the pit worker 1c, the pit worker 1c will notice that the car 4 and the counterweight 5 have descended. Instead, it is possible to collide with the car 4 and the counterweight 5.

However, since the pit receiving device 3c detects the presence of the pit worker 1c (step S1), the elevator control panel 11 detects the presence of the pit worker 1c at the time when the inspection operation is performed on the car. After informing the car worker 1a of the existence, the inspection operation is started (steps S12, S13, S15). At the same time, the elevator control panel 11 also announces to the pit worker 1c that the car 4 is inspected (step S14). Note that these announcements can be executed in the same manner as the announcements in steps S5 and S6.

The operation of the inspection operation can be performed not only on the car but also inside the car. The control when the inspection operation is performed in the car can be executed similarly to the control when the inspection operation is performed on the car.

FIG. 7 and FIG. 8 are a cross-sectional view and a flow chart showing an example of elevator traveling when the worker 1 is on the car of the elevator installation facility of the first embodiment, for example. The flowchart of FIG. 8 is obtained by adding step S1' to the flowchart of FIG.

When there is a worker 1 (car worker 1a or pit worker 1c) on the car or in the pit, there is a risk that the worker 1 will collide with the car 4 and the counterweight 5, so the elevator control panel 11 will be normal. If so, do not drive the car 4 at high speed. However, due to an error in the work procedure of the worker 1, the car 4 may be in a state capable of high-speed operation. In this case, if another worker 1 or a general user boarded the car 4 and called a car, or called a landing on some floor, the car 4 would operate at high speed as before. Will start. The elevator control panel 11 of this embodiment performs control for avoiding this.

If the car 4 moves to the lowest floor or the highest floor, it is possible that the car 4 or the counterweight 5 collides with the car worker 1a or the pit worker 1c. In order to prevent this, when there is a pit worker 1c in the pit, the pit receiving device 3c continuously detects the position of the pit worker 1c and records the detected position in the recording device of the elevator control panel 11. (Step S1). Further, when the car worker 1a is on the car, the car receiver 3a continuously detects the position of the car worker 1a, and records the detected position in the recording device of the elevator control panel 11 ( Step S1').

Steps S2 to S15 in FIG. 8 can be performed in the same manner as steps S2 to S15 in FIG. However, in steps S5, S6, S13, and S14 of FIG. 8, the car worker 1a is also the target of the announcement (notification).

In both the flowcharts of FIG. 5 and FIG. 8, when the worker 1 is inside the hoistway pit 7, high speed operation is not allowed. Then, if the human error as described above occurs, the elevator control panel 11 stops the high speed operation (step S4). This makes it possible to improve the safety of the worker 1 who works in the elevator.

In addition, when the inspection operation is performed in a situation where the worker 1 is inside the hoistway pit 7, the workers 1 generally confirm each other by repeating the signal. In the present embodiment, even if this signal-repeating does not work well, the operator 1 can be made aware of the start of the inspection operation by the announcement from the elevator control panel 11 to the operator 1.

FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing the safety switch S1 and the inspection switch S2 of the first embodiment.

As shown in FIG. 9, the car top switch 8 and the pit switch 9 of the present embodiment include a safety switch S1 and an inspection switch S2. The safety switch S1 can be switched on and off, and is normally set to off. The inspection switch S2 can be switched between normal operation (OFF) and inspection operation (ON), and is normally set to normal operation (OFF).

When the worker 1 switches the inspection switch to inspection operation, the car 4 is ready for inspection operation. The car top switch 8 and the pit switch 9 further include buttons for performing an ascending operation and a descending operation of the car 4. The worker 1 performs inspection operation by operating these buttons.

FIG. 10 is a diagram for explaining an example of the monitor display according to the first embodiment. FIG. 11 is a diagram for explaining another example of the monitor display of the first embodiment.

The elevator control panel 11 of the present embodiment, the position of each worker 1 grasped based on the electromagnetic waves received by each receiving device 3, and the position of the equipment constituting the elevator, the display device of the local monitoring device 12. 12d and the display device 13d of the remote monitoring device 13 are displayed. Examples of devices that make up the elevator are a car 4 and a counterweight 5, and information on these positions is managed by the elevator control panel 11.

The display screen 21 of FIG. 10 and the display screen 22 of FIG. 11 are examples of the display screens displayed on these display devices 12d and 13d. The former corresponds to an example of GUI (Graphical User Interface), and the latter corresponds to an example of CUI (Character User Interface).

The display screen 21 of FIG. 10 shows the position of the car 4 and the position of the counterweight 5 in the cross-sectional view of the elevator. The display screen 21 further shows a place where the worker 1 is present by a black triangle and a place where the worker 1 is not present is shown by a white triangle.

The display screen 22 of FIG. 11 shows the vertical position of the car 4 and the position of the counterweight (C/W) 5 by black squares. The display screen 22 further indicates a place where the worker 1 is present by a black circle and a place where the worker 1 is not present is indicated by a white circle.

In the present embodiment, it is not necessary to continuously display the movement of the worker 1 on both the display screens 21 and 22, and it is sufficient to display the determination result of whether the worker 1 is “present” or “not present” at each place. is there. For example, when the worker 1 moves from the first floor hall to the second floor using the stairs, it is not necessary to track the worker 1 moving on the stairs, and the worker 1 "is" or "is not" at the first floor hall. It suffices to judge and display whether the worker 1 is “present” or “not present” at the second floor hall. By checking the display screens 21 and 22, the supervisor can grasp the position of the worker 1 and the positions of the basket 4, the counterweight 5, etc. even if the worker is not at the work site. The work status can be appropriately monitored.

The elevator control panel 11 may further display the elevator operations performed by each worker 1 on the display screens 21 and 22. For example, when there is an error in the work procedure of the worker 1, an alarm may be displayed on the display screens 21 and 22 for notifying a mistake in the work procedure or a risk of danger. Such an alarm may be displayed on the monitor of the transmitter 2 of the worker 1 who has made the mistake or the monitor of the transmitter 2 of the other worker 1. Further, such an alarm may be issued by voice output instead of or together with the monitor display.

In this case, not only the alarm may be displayed on the transmission device 2 and the remote monitoring device 13, but bidirectional communication between the transmission device 2 and the remote monitoring device 13 may be enabled. This makes it possible for the supervisor of the office to give advice to the worker 1 in the field when the worker 1 works alone or when the worker 1 who has little experience is working. In other words, it is possible not only to improve safety but also to visualize work. This may be done from the local monitoring device 12 instead of the remote monitoring device 13.

Also, the alarm may be provided with a plurality of levels. For example, the elevator control panel 11 outputs a first level alarm (high level alarm) to the display screens 21, 22 and the like when any worker 1 is immediately at risk. Also, the elevator control panel 11 does not immediately pose a danger to any worker, but if any worker 1 is exposed to this danger, a second level lower than the first level The alarm (low level alarm) is output. This makes it possible to encourage the worker 1 and the supervisor to take appropriate measures.

Further, the elevator control panel 11 may record information to be displayed on the display screens 21, 22 and the like in the recording device of the elevator control panel 11 in advance. For example, the elevator control panel 11 records the information of the worker 1 in the recording device before the work of the worker 1 is started, and the position of the worker 1 and the recording device are recorded during the work of the worker 1. The recorded information of this worker 1 is displayed on the display screens 21, 22 and the like. An example of such information is information indicating whether or not each worker 1 is inexperienced. In this case, if the worker 1 working at a certain position is displayed as inexperienced, the supervisor can give priority to the worker 1 at this position as the supervisory target.

Further, the elevator control panel 11 may record the information to be displayed on the display screens 21 and 22 in the recording device after the information is displayed on the display screens 21 and 22. An example of such information is a history of operations performed by each worker 1. This allows this information to be used for site verification in the event of a disaster. The above information may be recorded in the recording device 12b of the local monitoring device 12 or the recording device 13b of the remote monitoring device 13 instead of being recorded in the recording device of the elevator control panel 11.

FIG. 12 is a table for explaining the details of the high speed operation of the first embodiment. FIG. 13 is a table for explaining the details of the inspection operation of the first embodiment.

FIG. 12 shows an alarm (announcement) that is output to the operating worker, that is, the worker 1 who has operated the elevator, and a non-operating worker, that is, the other worker 1 during high-speed operation. Warnings (announcements) and the state the elevator takes.

High speed operation is possible when the inspection switch is off. However, when it is detected that there is a non-operating worker on the car or in the pit, the high-speed operation is not started as shown in FIG. 12, even if the operating worker performs the high-speed operation. On the other hand, when it is detected that there is a non-operation worker only in the car or in the landing, high-speed operation is started as shown in FIG. 12, but an alarm for urging attention is output to the operation worker. ..

FIG. 13 shows an alarm (announcement) that is output to the operating worker, that is, the worker 1 who has operated the elevator, and a non-operating worker, that is, the other worker 1 during the inspection operation. Warnings (announcements) and the state the elevator takes.

If the inspection switch is on, the inspection operation is performed. In this case, no matter where the non-operation worker is detected, the inspection operation is started as shown in FIG. 13, but when the non-operation worker is on the car, in the car, or in the pit. A warning to alert the operator is output to the operator.

As described above, the elevator control panel 11 of the present embodiment, while the worker 1 is working in the elevator, based on the electromagnetic waves received by the receiving device 3, the positional relationship between the worker 1 and the equipment constituting the elevator. When it is predicted that the worker 1 and other workers 1 working in the elevator will be in danger of the elevator, the elevator is controlled so as to avoid this danger in advance. Therefore, according to the present embodiment, it is possible to improve the safety of the worker 1 who works in the elevator.

Although some embodiments have been described above, these embodiments are presented only as examples and are not intended to limit the scope of the invention. The novel systems and methods described herein can be implemented in various other forms. Further, various omissions, substitutions, and changes can be made to the modes of the system and method described in this specification without departing from the scope of the invention. The appended claims and their equivalents are intended to cover such forms and modifications as fall within the scope and spirit of the invention.

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Claims (13)

A transmitter carried by an operator working in an elevator and transmitting an electromagnetic wave notifying the position of the worker,
A receiving device installed inside or near the elevator and receiving the electromagnetic waves transmitted from the transmitting device,
While the worker is working in the elevator, based on the electromagnetic waves received by the receiving device, constantly grasp the positional relationship between the worker and the equipment constituting the elevator, in the worker or the elevator A control device for controlling the elevator so as to avoid the danger in advance when it is predicted that a danger due to the elevator will occur to other workers who work,
A display device for displaying the position of the worker, which is grasped based on the electromagnetic waves received by the receiving device, and the position of the equipment constituting the elevator,
Elevator safety management system with. The elevator according to claim 1, further comprising a first notification device that notifies the worker or the other worker of the information regarding the danger when the control device determines that the danger is predicted to occur. Safety management system. 3. The second notification device according to claim 1, further comprising a second notification device that notifies a person other than the work site of the information on the danger when the control device determines that the danger is predicted to occur. Elevator safety management system. The elevator safety management system according to claim 2 or 3, wherein the first or second notification device notifies the information regarding the danger by voice output or monitor display. The elevator safety management system according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the display device is provided at a place other than the work site. The elevator safety management system according to claim 1, wherein the display device further displays an operation of the elevator performed by the worker. The elevator safety management system according to any one of claims 1 to 6 , further comprising a recording device that records information to be displayed on the display device. Before starting the work of the worker, the information of the worker is recorded in the recording device, and the position of the worker and the information of the worker recorded in the recording device are recorded during the work of the worker. The elevator safety management system according to claim 7 , which is displayed on the display device. A transmitter carried by an operator working in an elevator and transmitting an electromagnetic wave notifying the position of the worker,
A receiving device installed inside or near the elevator and receiving the electromagnetic waves transmitted from the transmitting device,
While the worker is working in the elevator, based on the electromagnetic waves received by the receiving device, constantly grasp the positional relationship between the worker and the equipment constituting the elevator, in the worker or the elevator A control device for controlling the elevator so as to avoid the danger in advance when it is predicted that a danger due to the elevator will occur to other workers who work,
When the worker or the other worker is immediately in danger, a first level alarm is output, and the worker or the other worker is not immediately in danger, but the danger An alarm device that outputs a second level alarm lower than the first level when the worker or the other worker is at risk if left unattended ,
Elevator safety management system that includes a. A receiving device installed inside or near an elevator, which is carried by a worker working in the elevator, from a transmitting device transmitting an electromagnetic wave notifying the position of the worker, a receiving device receiving the electromagnetic wave, ,
While the worker is working in the elevator, based on the electromagnetic waves received by the receiving device, constantly grasp the positional relationship between the worker and the equipment constituting the elevator, in the worker or the elevator A control device for controlling the elevator so as to avoid the danger in advance when it is predicted that a danger due to the elevator will occur to other workers who work,
A display device for displaying the position of the worker, which is grasped based on the electromagnetic waves received by the receiving device, and the position of the equipment constituting the elevator,
Elevator safety management system with. A receiving device installed inside or near an elevator, which is carried by a worker working in the elevator, from a transmitting device transmitting an electromagnetic wave notifying the position of the worker, a receiving device receiving the electromagnetic wave, ,
While the worker is working in the elevator, based on the electromagnetic waves received by the receiving device, always grasp the positional relationship between the worker and the equipment constituting the elevator, in the worker or the elevator A control device for controlling the elevator so as to avoid the danger in advance when it is predicted that a danger due to the elevator will occur to other workers who work,
When the worker or the other worker is immediately in danger, a first level alarm is output, and the worker or the other worker is not immediately in danger, but the danger An alarm device that outputs a second level alarm lower than the first level when the worker or the other worker is at risk if left unattended,
Elevator safety management system with. A transmitting device possessed by a worker working in an elevator transmits an electromagnetic wave notifying the position of the worker,
A receiver installed inside or near the elevator receives the electromagnetic wave transmitted from the transmitter,
While the worker is working in the elevator, the control device always grasps the positional relationship between the worker and the equipment constituting the elevator based on the electromagnetic wave received by the receiving device, and the worker or when the risk occurs by the elevator to another operator working in the elevator is predicted, to control the elevator to avoid the danger beforehand,
A display device displays the position of the worker grasped based on the electromagnetic waves received by the receiving device, and the position of a device that constitutes the elevator,
Elevator safety management method including that. A transmitting device possessed by a worker working in an elevator transmits an electromagnetic wave notifying the position of the worker,
A receiver installed inside or near the elevator receives the electromagnetic wave transmitted from the transmitter,
While the worker is working in the elevator, the control device constantly grasps the positional relationship between the worker and the equipment constituting the elevator based on the electromagnetic waves received by the receiving device, and the worker Alternatively, when it is predicted that a danger due to the elevator will occur to other workers who work in the elevator, the elevator is controlled so as to avoid the danger in advance,
The alarm device outputs a first level alarm when the worker or the other worker is immediately in danger, and the worker or the other worker is not immediately in danger. However, when the danger is left to the worker or the other worker, a second level alarm lower than the first level is output.
Elevator safety management method including that.

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