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Manchester-based Sheridan Lifts has granted existing customer Bolton Hospice an on-site lift maintenance contract free of charge, committing to regularly review the company’s six lifts. Sheridan Lifts says the contract is a token of appreciation for the hard work and dedication of the independent hospice providing care consistently for so many years. The gesture will…
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Tim Keller, mayor of Albuquerque, New Mexico, sent legislation to the City Council that would axe the city’s US$167,000 elevator maintenance program, Albuquerque Journal reports. A city planning department spokesman observes that Albuquerque is the only city in New Mexico that has such a program, which involves sending a city employee to commercial buildings to check elevators’…
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Oracle Elevator announced in July that its parent company has rebranded to Elevated Facility Services Group (EFS). In addition to Oracle, EFS supports several leading regional brands in the elevator and escalator maintenance, repair and operations sector, including EMR Elevator, Premier Elevator and Premier Oracle Elevator. Together, these companies represent the largest independent, non-union provider…
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The elevator and observation floor for the San Jacinto Monument, a 567.31-ft-high obelisk near Houston that looms over the battlefield where Sam Houston’s Texian army won Texas its independence back in 1836, are currently closed pending maintenance, Click2Houston.com reports. Before the closure, visitors could ascend to the observation deck, situated at an altitude of around 480 ft,…
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Specialized Elevator Services (SES), an independent company providing maintenance, repair and modernization, has expanded its reach in California with a new Sacramento office. Serving customers throughout the Sacramento area, the office is led by District Sales Manager Rachel Jones. Servicing most major brands, SES has additional offices in San Diego, Los Angeles/Orange County/Inland Empire and…
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How to identify and prevent traction sheave damage due to unequal rope tension
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