First of all, the technicians are divided into six groups, and the shifts are as follows: 1 1 shift -2 shift -3 shift -8 shift-vacation (cycle).
Then the clock board of the shift technician at 1 1 every day is ranked first, and the next shift is ranked behind the previous shift according to the shift. The order of each group of technicians on the same day is arranged according to the order when they get off work the day before, and the technicians in the fixed class are at the end of the shift.
Next, the technician turns on the clocks in turn according to the order of the clock arranging cards. After the clock card, the technician retreated to the end of all the technicians waiting for the clock.
Then the punching technician will make up the clock according to the number of clock segments the next day, until all the clock segments are completed, and the normal round of cards will begin.
In addition, the bell-waiting technician should always pay attention to his clock-setting board, and do a good job of clock-setting after receiving the notice that the clock-timer is ready to punch in. After informing the bell technician to punch in, the bell arranging technician will also inform the three technicians behind to prepare to punch in.
Finally, the technician must leave the technician room within 30 seconds after receiving the notice from the clock setter. If the punch card reader fails to punch in for more than 30 seconds, the technician will be disqualified and the next technician will be arranged to punch in.
To sum up, the ringing order of foot bath shop technicians is a cyclic process, from morning shift to evening shift, and then to vacation. Every technician has a chance to be the first on the clock board.