Safety ComponentsBy İbrahim Özçakır | May 15, 2023When we talk about safety components, we should thoroughly review and internalize the Lifts Directive (2014/33/EU).
Basics of Testing And Certification of Safety ComponentsBy Süleyman Özcan | May 15, 2023In this article, I will try to explain the basic requirements for the certification of safety components in light of the EN 81-50 standard.
Safety Is No AccidentBy Trent Behr | May 5, 2023How NEII and its members are working together to improve worker safety and keep elevators and escalators the safest mode of transportation for the riding public.
Analytical Method for Defining Requirements for Elevator RescueBy Hilkka Hämäläinen and Jaakko Kalliomäki | March 6, 2023This article assesses the current standard requirements and presents an analytical approach for evaluating fault situations that may lead to a stalled traction elevator
The Importance of Vocational Education for Lifts in the 21st CenturyBy Durmuş Demir | March 2, 2023In the 21st century, lifts have come forward as vertical-transportation vehicles with an extremely wide range of use, manufactured for the purpose of transporting people and goods.
IoT Safety Predictive Monitoring of Lift Operations, Shafts and BuildingsBy Andrew Gorin, Paolo Riva | November 23, 2022A cloud-connected sensor package would continuously track variables like vibrations, accelerations, displacements and other physical phenomena.