New installations and designs create greater challenges and risk for elevator personnel. This book, by John Koshak, provides an overview of this new language, what documentation is required by the code, a general overview of the major manufacturers' traction equipment, and when maintenance, inspection, testing, adjustment, repair and replacement procedures must be provided. Study questions are included at the end of each section/chapter for learning reinforcement.
Questions that will be answered:
- What is maintenance?
- Is maintenance different on new equipment?
- What are the critical elements that need attention and maintenance?
- Are the new designs as "easy" to maintain as older legacy designs?
- What documentation is required by code?
- What is a maintenance control program?
- Is there a list of the minimum things to "maintain" on new designs?
- What are the least-important elements to maintain in time of limited resources, competitive contract bidding, evolving equipment, new space configurations and new technologies that the ASME A 17.7/CSA B44.7 Performance Based Safety Code (PBC) may allow?
Find the answers to these questions and more in this valuable reference.
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Digital Edition
Continuing Education course
Softcover | 94 Pages | 1 lb.
