by Ricia Sturgeon-Hendrick Despite high interest rates, banking turmoil, politicians arguing over the debt limit and lingering fears of recession, contractors remain optimistic according to Associated Builders and Contractors. Non-residential construction continues to grow, and finding enough trained technicians is still a problem. Profits for manufacturing and contracting companies in our industry remain sluggish, with…
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The escalator is right in front of you. You will approach without concern in five or 10 steps, will not look out before making a stride
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In high-traffic buildings, underpasses, overpasses and short distances where elevators cannot handle the traffic, escalators/moving walkways have become a necessity rather than a luxury.
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Measurements between fixed and moving parts of escalators and moving walkways and between the equipment and objects/barriers
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The European Union (EU) announced the publication of a new Machinery Regulation (MR) in the Official Journal of the European Union (OJEU) on June 29.
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“TS EN 81-77 Safety Rules for the Construction and Installation of Lifts — Particular Applications for Passenger and Goods Passenger Lifts — Part 77: Lifts Subject to Seismic Conditions”
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We are about to be excommunicated from many countries due to faulty and incomplete elevator deliveries abroad.
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Engineering News Record (ENR) magazine, an international construction industry publication, published the 2023 results of the “Top 250 International Contractors,” which is based on the revenues generated by contractors from their activities abroad in the previous year.
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Akkaya Lift was the champion at the football tournament organized by TASİS in Istanbul.
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Discussions were held regarding the establishment of Gaziantep TASFED Academy, which is planned to be opened in Gaziantep
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