Installation

• New Installations: Assembling and installing new elevators, escalators, and moving walkways according to manufacturer specifications and blueprints.

• Electrical Wiring: Connecting electrical wiring and controls, ensuring systems are properly configured and functional.

• Component Assembly: Installing mechanical components such as motors, cables, guide rails, and control panels.

Maintenance

• Routine Inspections: Conducting regular inspections of lift systems to ensure they are in safe and efficient working order.

• Preventive Maintenance: Performing scheduled maintenance tasks such as lubrication, adjustment of components, and replacement of worn parts to prevent breakdowns.

• Safety Checks: Testing safety devices, including brakes and emergency stop systems, to ensure they are operational.

Repairs

• Troubleshooting: Diagnosing problems with lift systems by using diagnostic tools and understanding error codes and system behaviors.

• Fault Repair: Repairing or replacing faulty components, including electrical parts, motors, and mechanical systems.

• Emergency Repairs: Responding to emergency breakdowns and malfunctions to restore service as quickly as possible.

Modernization

• System Upgrades: Upgrading existing lift systems with new technology, such as modern control panels, energy-efficient motors, or improved safety features.

• Retrofits: Modifying older lift systems to comply with current safety standards and regulations.

Documentation and Compliance

• Record Keeping: Maintaining detailed records of all maintenance and repair work, including parts used and services performed.

• Compliance: Ensuring all work complies with local, state, and federal safety regulations and building codes.

• Reporting: Reporting safety hazards, incidents, and non-compliance issues to supervisors and relevant authorities.