Safety
IoT Safety Predictive Monitoring of Lift Operations, Shafts and Buildings
by Andrew Gorin, Paolo Riva This paper was first presented at the 13th Lift & Escalator Technologies Symposium in September 2022 and printed at the symposium website at liftsymposium.org. Keywords:...
Safety First
A conversation with the founder of Elevating Safety Solutions Stewart Proctor With more than 35 years in the lift industry, Stewart Proctor launched Elevating Safety Solutions (ESS) in 2008 after...
Fire Protection And Domestic Through-Floor Lifts
Vertical-transportation solution promotes fire safety in the home. submitted by Terry Lifts Fire prevention work has been a statutory duty for fire and rescue services since 2004 with the introduction...
MESA Holiday Party Reminder
The Massachusetts Elevator Safety Association (MESA) plans to host its 2022 holiday party at the Hilton Boston/Dedham at 25 Allied Drive in Dedham, Massachusetts on December 13 starting at 5...
Occupational Accident Chain at Workplaces
The occurrence of occupational accidents in the workplace is only possible if various dangerous situations and behaviors come about successively. This is called accident chain as part of the Occupational...
Hyundai Elevator Signs Agreement to Improve Safety
LG Uplus Corp., a major wireless carrier, and Hyundai Elevator Co., South Korea’s No. 1 lift manufacturer, recently announced that they will distribute safety devices that make use of Internet...
Closing the Gap
Whether it involves training, changing equipment or — most importantly, safety — software company Helios is there to help. As a third-generation elevator man, Adam Braman derives satisfaction from playing...
The Value of Industry Licensing
Industry standards protect both workers and the riding public. To license or not to license. . .that is the question. But why? Why are there still questions about the value...
People Selling to People
Quad City Safety delivers by knowing its customers. Mike Smeaton, Jr., and Dave White graduated within a few years of each other in the late 1990s from Murray State University...
A Safety Handbook for Canada
Key differences in the Canadian version highlighted The new Canadian version of the Elevator Industry Field Employees’ Safety Handbook is available now. This project was started three years ago, but...
