Jochem Wit

Jochem Wit received his MSc degree in mechanical engineering with honours from the Technical University of Delft in 1995. He is a transportation and lift logistics consultant at Deerns, specialising in lift capacity analyses, simulations and logistical studies for the optimal dimensioning of lift groups in high-rise buildings, complex stacked buildings and hospitals. In recent years he has focussed on evacuations using lifts and solving saturation problems in under-lifted/over-populated buildings. He works at the Transportation and Logistics department of Deerns, an expert group in the field of building-related transportation equipment. He was a member of the Technical Committee of the Dutch High-rise Covenant, and chairman of the Technical Subcommittee for Vertical Transportation.

The Use of Lifts in Offices in Social-Distancing Environments

An array of measures must be taken to guarantee personal safety. Keywords: COVID-19, social distancing, optimization, traffic handling, lobby capacity, waiting times Abstract: This paper addresses the potential remaining lift...

222 Broadway; photo © John W. Cahill for the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat

TEI Group Repositions Elevators for Major NYC Conversion

ARCHI-TREAD RELOCATING FROM N.J. TO FLORIDA

Archi-Tread Relocating From N.J. to Florida

Entrance to the Victoria Building, which was built in 1945; photo by SnowyBadger for Wikipedia

Halifax Hospital to Get Elevator Replacement, Upgrades

Stationslift Storingen, a website for reporting broken elevators, was created in response to the structural problem by wheelchair user Kasrt Lovers; image courtesy of X.

Out-of-Order Lifts at Dutch Train Stations Leave Wheelchair Users Stranded

FUJITEC EXPLAINS NEW STRATEGY CENTERED AROUND DIGITAL TWIN CONCEPT

Fujitec Explains New Strategy Centered Around Digital Twin Concept