Posts by EnPro Elevator
Nevada Elevator Door Zone Restrictor Services
Nevada Elevator Door Zone Restrictors: What You Need to Know As an elevator service company, safety is always our top priority. In Nevada, elevators are regulated by the state, and there are specific regulations in place to ensure that elevators are operating safely and efficiently. One of these regulations is the use of elevator door…
Read MoreNevada Elevator Door Lock Monitoring Services
Elevator Door Lock Monitoring in Nevada: Ensuring Safety and Compliance As an elevator service company, safety is always our top priority. In Nevada, the safety of elevators is closely monitored by the state, and there are specific regulations in place to ensure that elevators are operating safely and efficiently. One of these regulations is elevator…
Read MoreTouch-free Elevator control Technology for Public Health
The COVID-19 pandemic has placed unprecedented constraints on the way people move in open and closed spaces.
Read MoreThe Evolving Concept of Elevators for Fire-Service Access
It is important to remember that, in the U.S., not all AHJs adopt the most recent codes. It is critical to corroborate any additional or different local requirements of the code(s) in effect in each AHJ
Read MoreService Safety in the Elevator Industry
This audiovisual resource serves as a good orientation to lift safety.
“Working safely is a way of life!” With that perspective, the Service Safety in the Elevator Industry DVD seeks to orient new maintenance technicians to best practices on the job.
Emergency Elevator Phones:Lessons From the Field
Sales and tech support veterans share how to make working with elevator phones simpler and more efficient in this Readers’ Platform.
by Chris Zarzycki and James Cateno
In our 22 years of being involved with K-Tech International Inc.
What We Can Learn From Three-Day NYC Entrapment
High-pro le elevator incident offers lessons in emergency system testing and maintenance.
This is not about pointing out or piling on, but, rather, understanding that it is often someone else’s unfortunate situation that highlights gaps in our own processes.