- Lifts installed in buildings require an inspection certificate issued by an approved body.
- These inspections cover all lift components, including safety features like door sensors, emergency brakes, and overload protection.
- Lifts must comply with the SBC and relevant ISO standards, such as ISO 8100.
- Mechanical and electrical systems, including cables, pulleys, control panels, and wiring, need regular inspection and maintenance.
Operational Considerations:
- Users must adhere to the lift's rated load capacity and ensure the load is evenly distributed.
- Lifting equipment should have robust overload protection and monitoring systems.
- Awareness of potential overhead hazards that could snag suspended loads is crucial.
- Never stand or walk under a suspended load.
- Lifts should have functional emergency brakes, alarm systems, and clear communication procedures for safe operation.
Additional Information:
- Lifting equipment control systems must be designed to prevent hazardous situations and ensure safe operation.
- TK Elevator emphasizes a compliance mindset, focusing on reliability, honesty, and integrity in all operations.
- Compliance officers and managers play a vital role in training and informing employees about legal requirements and ethical behavior.
