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Daily Preventive Maintenance Checklist

Inspect elevator cab for cleanliness and remove any debris.

Check floors, walls, and ceilings for dirt or litter.
Use a vacuum or broom for debris removal.
Wipe surfaces with appropriate cleaning solutions.
Ensure no obstructions are present.

Check and ensure proper operation of door sensors.

Test sensors by opening and closing doors.
Confirm doors stop if an object is detected.
Inspect sensor alignment and cleanliness.
Ensure no physical damage to sensors.

Test emergency communication systems (e.g., intercom, phone).

Initiate a call via the emergency intercom.
Verify sound quality and clarity.
Check battery or power source if applicable.
Document any issues for follow-up.

Verify that the emergency stop button is functioning.

Press the emergency stop button to test response.
Ensure elevator halts immediately.
Check for visual indicators of activation.
Reset the stop button after testing.

Inspect indicator lights for proper operation.

Check all status lights (e.g., floor indicators).
Replace any non-functioning bulbs.
Ensure clarity and visibility of lights.
Document any malfunctions.

Check for unusual noises during operation.

Listen for grinding, squeaking, or rattling sounds.
Note the specific times noises occur.
Inspect components if noises are persistent.
Report findings for further investigation.

Ensure proper lighting is functioning within the cab.

Test all overhead and wall lights.
Replace any burnt-out bulbs immediately.
Clean light fixtures to enhance brightness.
Document any lighting issues.

Here are some additional steps that could be included in the Daily Preventive Maintenance Checklist for a new elevator

Inspect the condition of the elevator floor for any damage or wear

Look for cracks, scratches, or stains.
Ensure flooring is non-slip and safe.
Document any damage for repair.
Clean the floor surface.

Ensure that handrails (if applicable) are secure and free of obstructions

Check handrails for stability and tightness.
Remove any objects that may block access.
Inspect for rust or wear.
Report any issues for repair.

Check the operation of the cabin ventilation system, if installed

Turn on the ventilation system and listen.
Ensure air is circulating properly.
Check for blockages in vents.
Document any operational issues.

Inspect the ceiling panels for any signs of damage or wear

Look for cracks, stains, or loose panels.
Check for any signs of water damage.
Document any issues for maintenance.
Ensure panels are securely attached.

Verify that the elevator operates smoothly without jerking or stalling

Observe elevator movement during operation.
Note any abrupt stops or starts.
Listen for unusual mechanical sounds.
Document any irregularities.

Check for proper alignment of door tracks and ensure they are free of debris

Inspect tracks for straightness and cleanliness.
Remove any debris or obstructions.
Check alignment with doors.
Document alignment issues.

Inspect the safety brake system for proper operation

Test the brake by activating it during a slow descent.
Ensure it engages smoothly and securely.
Check for any signs of wear.
Report any issues for maintenance.

Ensure that all signage (e.g., weight limit, emergency procedures) is visible and intact

Inspect all signs for clarity and legibility.
Replace damaged or outdated signage.
Ensure compliance with regulations.
Document any missing or damaged signs.

Check and clean any filters in the ventilation system to ensure proper airflow

Locate and remove filters from the system.
Clean or replace filters as necessary.
Check for blockages in ductwork.
Document maintenance performed.

Review the elevator's operation log for any irregularities or maintenance needs

Examine logs for recorded issues or service.
Identify patterns or recurring problems.
Document findings for future reference.
Schedule any necessary maintenance.

Confirm that the elevator is level with the landing when doors open

Visually check alignment with the floor.
Test the leveling mechanism during operation.
Document any discrepancies.
Report issues for repair.

Ensure that any safety mechanisms, such as overspeed governors, are functioning properly

Test safety mechanisms according to manufacturer guidelines.
Check for signs of wear or damage.
Document the results of the tests.
Report any malfunctions immediately.

Weekly Preventive Maintenance Checklist

Lubricate moving parts as per manufacturer’s specifications.

Use the recommended lubricant for each component.
Apply lubricant evenly to all moving parts.
Avoid over-lubrication which can attract dirt.
Check for any signs of wear or damage during lubrication.

Inspect hoistway for debris or obstructions.

Look for any foreign objects or debris in the hoistway.
Remove any obstructions that could affect operation.
Check wall surfaces for cracks or damage.
Ensure proper ventilation and cleanliness.

Test the operation of all safety devices and brakes.

Activate each safety device to confirm functionality.
Test the brakes by engaging them under load.
Inspect brake linings for wear and adjust if necessary.
Document any failures and report for repairs.

Check the functionality of the elevator control system.

Verify all control buttons respond correctly.
Check the responsiveness of the control panel.
Test emergency stop and reset functions.
Ensure communication between floors is operational.

Inspect the pit for any fluid leaks or obstructions.

Look for oil or hydraulic fluid leaks.
Clear any debris or obstructions from the pit.
Check the condition of the pit drainage system.
Document any issues for follow-up.

Verify that inspection certificates are up to date and displayed.

Check the dates on all displayed inspection certificates.
Ensure they are visible and accessible.
Renew any expired certificates immediately.
Keep copies of all maintenance records on file.

Here are some additional steps that could be included in the Weekly Preventive Maintenance Checklist for elevators

Inspect door operation for proper alignment and smooth functioning

Test each door for smooth opening and closing.
Check door sensors for proper alignment.
Look for any signs of wear or damage.
Adjust hinges or tracks as necessary.

Check and clean the elevator machine room for dust and debris

Remove dust and debris from surfaces and equipment.
Ensure all tools and materials are stored properly.
Check for any signs of moisture or leaks.
Document cleanliness and any maintenance needed.

Test emergency communication systems to ensure functionality

Activate the emergency communication system.
Test audio and visual signals for clarity.
Confirm that calls are received at the designated location.
Document any malfunctions for immediate repair.

Inspect and clean the elevator pit sump pump, if applicable

Check the sump pump for proper operation.
Clean any debris from the pump and surrounding area.
Test the pump by simulating a rise in water level.
Ensure power supply to the pump is stable.

Verify that all indicator lights and displays are functioning correctly

Check each indicator light for operation.
Ensure displays show accurate information.
Replace any burned-out bulbs or faulty displays.
Document any issues for further action.

Check the condition of the elevator cables and belts for wear or damage

Inspect cables for fraying or significant wear.
Check belts for cracks or signs of deterioration.
Ensure proper tension in cables and belts.
Document any findings and schedule replacements if needed.

Inspect the landing doors for proper operation and security

Test the landing doors for smooth operation.
Check locks and latches for proper functionality.
Inspect seals and gaskets for wear.
Ensure doors close securely without gaps.

Test the emergency power supply and battery backup system

Simulate a power outage to test backup systems.
Check battery levels and connections.
Test the switch-over process to emergency power.
Document any deficiencies and plan for corrections.

Review maintenance logs for any recurring issues or concerns

Examine previous maintenance entries for patterns.
Identify any unresolved issues that need attention.
Discuss recurring problems with the maintenance team.
Adjust maintenance schedules based on findings.

Ensure the elevator signage is visible and in good condition

Check all signs for clarity and visibility.
Ensure compliance with local regulations.
Replace any damaged or faded signage.
Document the condition of all signage.

Assess the condition of the elevator floor for wear or damage

Inspect the elevator floor for cracks or wear.
Check for any loose tiles or coverings.
Ensure the floor is clean and free of hazards.
Plan for repairs or replacements if necessary.

Confirm the proper operation of the leveling system

Test the leveling accuracy at each floor.
Check for smooth transitions between floors.
Adjust the leveling mechanism if necessary.
Document any discrepancies for maintenance records.

Inspect the overhead clearance for any potential obstructions

Check the overhead space for any obstructions.
Ensure all components are clear of the elevator path.
Look for any signs of wear or damage above.
Document and address any potential hazards.

Monthly Preventive Maintenance Checklist

Examine cables and pulleys for wear and damage.

Inspect cables for frays, kinks, or corrosion.
Check pulleys for cracks or surface wear.
Ensure all components are securely fastened.
Document any findings for further analysis.

Inspect the hydraulic fluid levels and fill if necessary.

Locate the hydraulic fluid reservoir.
Check the fluid level against the recommended mark.
Add fluid as needed, ensuring the correct type.
Look for leaks in the hydraulic system.

Test the backup battery for emergency lighting and operation.

Disconnect the main power supply.
Activate emergency lighting to confirm functionality.
Test the operation of emergency systems.
Reconnect the power supply and document results.

Review logbooks for any reported issues or irregularities.

Gather all maintenance logbooks.
Inspect entries for recurring issues.
Follow up on unresolved problems.
Summarize findings for future reference.

Check alignment of doors and replace any worn seals.

Open and close doors to assess alignment.
Look for gaps or misalignment.
Replace any worn or damaged seals.
Lubricate hinges to ensure smooth operation.

Inspect the pit ladder and access for safety compliance.

Check the stability of the pit ladder.
Ensure rungs are secure and free from rust.
Verify that access is unobstructed.
Document compliance with safety standards.

Here are some additional steps that could be included in the Monthly Preventive Maintenance Checklist for a New elevator

### Monthly Preventive Maintenance Checklist

Inspect all door operators for proper function and alignment

Test the operation of each door operator.
Check for smooth opening and closing.
Adjust alignment as necessary.
Lubricate moving parts as per guidelines.

Check safety devices, including overspeed governors and safety brakes, for proper operation

Test overspeed governors for responsiveness.
Inspect safety brakes for wear and proper function.
Document any irregularities in performance.
Ensure compliance with safety regulations.

Lubricate moving parts as required, following manufacturer guidelines

Identify all moving parts that require lubrication.
Use recommended lubricants as specified.
Wipe off excess lubricant to prevent buildup.
Record lubrication activities in maintenance logs.

Test and inspect the operation of all call buttons and indicators

Press each call button to verify operation.
Check indicator lights for proper functionality.
Inspect surrounding areas for damage.
Document any non-functioning components.

Evaluate the condition of the elevator floor and clean as necessary

Inspect the floor for stains, damage, or wear.
Clean the floor using appropriate cleaning agents.
Ensure non-slip surfaces are maintained.
Document the cleanliness and condition.

Inspect the elevator control panel for any signs of wear, dust, or corrosion

Check for dust buildup and clean surfaces.
Look for signs of corrosion on metal parts.
Test all buttons and controls for responsiveness.
Document any issues found during inspection.

Check the operation of the leveling system to ensure accurate floor alignment

Test the leveling mechanism at each floor.
Observe for smooth stops at designated levels.
Adjust the system if misalignment is detected.
Record findings and adjustments made.

Verify that all emergency communication systems (e.g., intercoms, phones) are functioning properly

Test each communication device for clarity.
Check connections and battery levels.
Document any malfunctions for follow-up.
Ensure accessibility for passengers.

Inspect the hoistway for any obstructions or debris that may affect operation

Check the hoistway for dirt, debris, or objects.
Remove any obstructions immediately.
Inspect walls for structural integrity.
Document any hazards found.

Review the maintenance log for compliance with service intervals and manufacturer recommendations

Gather all relevant maintenance documentation.
Verify that all service intervals are met.
Check for compliance with manufacturer guidelines.
Summarize findings and recommend actions.

Check the condition of the elevator's exterior panels for dents, rust, or other damage

Inspect exterior panels for physical damage.
Look for signs of rust or corrosion.
Document any damage for repair scheduling.
Ensure panels are securely attached.

Conduct a visual inspection of the elevator machine room for cleanliness and organization

Check for clutter and remove unnecessary items.
Inspect equipment for dust and dirt.
Ensure safety protocols are visible.
Document the condition of the machine room.

Test the emergency lowering system to ensure proper function

Activate the emergency lowering system.
Monitor for smooth and controlled descent.
Check for unusual noises or resistance.
Document performance and any issues.

Confirm that all safety signage is visible and legible for passengers

Inspect all safety signs for visibility.
Ensure text is clear and easily readable.
Replace any damaged or faded signage.
Document compliance with safety standards.

Inspect the elevator’s ventilation system to ensure it is free from blockages

Check vents for dust and debris buildup.
Clear any obstructions found in the ventilation.
Ensure airflow is unobstructed and adequate.
Document the condition and any actions taken.

Quarterly Preventive Maintenance Checklist

Perform a thorough inspection of the elevator machinery and controls.

Check all moving components for wear and damage.
Ensure all controls respond accurately and promptly.
Examine the alignment of all mechanical parts.
Look for any unusual noises or vibrations during operation.

Test the emergency lowering system to ensure it functions correctly.

Activate the emergency lowering mechanism.
Monitor the descent speed and smoothness.
Confirm that the system stops at the designated floor.
Inspect the control panel for any error messages.

Inspect and clean the machine room for safety and compliance.

Remove dust and debris from all surfaces.
Check for proper signage and emergency exits.
Ensure all safety equipment is accessible.
Verify that fire extinguishers are in place and functional.

Review and update maintenance records and schedules.

Ensure all previous maintenance logs are complete.
Schedule upcoming inspections and repairs.
Document any issues found during this checklist.
Check compliance with regulatory requirements.

Check the performance of the elevator under full load conditions.

Load the elevator to its rated capacity.
Monitor the travel time and smoothness of operation.
Listen for any unusual sounds during operation.
Check for proper door operation upon reaching the floor.

Inspect all electrical connections for signs of wear or corrosion.

Look for frayed wires or loose connections.
Check terminals for corrosion or rust.
Ensure that all electrical components are securely mounted.
Test circuit breakers and fuses for proper operation.

Here are some additional steps that could be included in the Quarterly Preventive Maintenance Checklist for an elevator

Lubricate all moving parts as per manufacturer specifications

Use recommended lubricants for each component.
Apply lubricant to bearings, gears, and pulleys.
Wipe away excess lubricant to prevent buildup.
Check manufacturer's guidelines for frequency and type.

Inspect the hoist ropes for wear and tension, and replace if necessary

Examine ropes for fraying or broken strands.
Check tension and adjust if needed.
Ensure that ropes are properly aligned with sheaves.
Document any need for replacement or repairs.

Check the alignment and condition of the sheaves and pulleys

Inspect for signs of wear or damage.
Ensure proper alignment with hoist ropes.
Check for any unusual noises during operation.
Lubricate as needed based on manufacturer's guidelines.

Perform a safety brake test to ensure they engage properly

Activate the elevator and then engage the brake.
Ensure the elevator stops within the designated distance.
Check that the brake releases smoothly.
Document any issues for follow-up.

Inspect the door operators for proper functioning and alignment

Check the operation of door sensors.
Ensure doors open and close smoothly.
Look for signs of misalignment or wear.
Lubricate moving parts as necessary.

Test and inspect the emergency communication system for clarity and functionality

Activate the emergency communication system.
Test clarity of sound from the intercom.
Ensure that all buttons function correctly.
Check for clear connections to emergency services.

Check the condition of the elevator car floor and wall panels for damage or wear

Inspect for cracks, dents, or other damage.
Ensure that flooring is non-slip and safe.
Clean surfaces to maintain a presentable appearance.
Document any necessary repairs or replacements.

Verify that all safety signage is present and legible

Check for required safety signs in the elevator.
Ensure all signs are clearly visible and not damaged.
Replace or repair any missing or illegible signs.
Document compliance with local regulations.

Inspect the hydraulic fluid levels and check for leaks (if applicable)

Check the hydraulic fluid reservoir for proper levels.
Look for signs of fluid leaks around hoses and fittings.
Replace or top off fluid as needed.
Document any leaks for immediate repair.

Test the fire service operation to ensure compliance with safety standards

Activate the fire service mode from the panel.
Ensure the elevator behaves according to safety protocols.
Check that it goes to the designated floor and opens.
Document any irregularities during the test.

Review and test the battery backup system, if applicable, for functionality

Inspect the battery condition and connections.
Simulate a power outage to test system response.
Ensure the elevator operates correctly on backup power.
Document any deficiencies or needed replacements.

Inspect the overhead and pit safety devices for proper operation

Check that all safety devices are installed correctly.
Test the operation of safety switches and sensors.
Ensure that pit and overhead devices are free of obstructions.
Document any issues for maintenance follow-up.

Ensure that all access panels and covers are secure and in good condition

Inspect all panels for proper fit and security.
Look for signs of wear or damage on covers.
Ensure that all fasteners are tight and functional.
Document any issues requiring attention.

Check the ventilation system in the machine room for proper airflow

Inspect vents for blockages or obstructions.
Ensure that fans are operational.
Check for proper air circulation within the room.
Document any airflow issues for corrective action.

Assess the overall condition of the elevator cab, including lighting and finishes

Inspect cab walls, flooring, and ceiling for wear.
Check that all lights are functional and replace as needed.
Ensure that the cab is clean and well-maintained.
Document any repairs or upgrades needed.

Semi-Annual Preventive Maintenance Checklist

Conduct a detailed inspection of the entire elevator system.

Examine all components, including cab, doors, and machinery.
Check for signs of wear, damage, or corrosion.
Ensure all parts are functioning smoothly and efficiently.
Document any issues for follow-up repairs.

Replace or clean air filters in the machine room.

Remove filters from their housing carefully.
Clean or replace with new filters as needed.
Ensure filters are fitted securely back in place.
Check for any obstructions in the airflow.

Test and recalibrate safety devices and sensors.

Activate each safety device to confirm functionality.
Check alignment and calibration of sensors.
Make adjustments as necessary to meet specifications.
Document results and any recalibration performed.

Inspect and test all wiring for insulation integrity.

Check all wiring for visible damage or wear.
Use a multimeter to test insulation resistance.
Replace any damaged wires immediately.
Ensure all connections are secure and free from corrosion.

Review compliance with local codes and regulations.

Compare current elevator specifications against local codes.
Identify any areas of non-compliance.
Document findings and create a plan to address issues.
Consult with regulatory experts if necessary.

Assess the overall condition of the elevator car and hoistway.

Inspect the elevator car for cleanliness and damage.
Check the hoistway for debris or obstructions.
Ensure all safety features are operating correctly.
Document any repairs or cleaning needed.

Here are some additional steps that could be included in the Semi-Annual Preventive Maintenance Checklist section

Lubricate all moving parts, including pulleys, rollers, and bearings

Identify all moving components that require lubrication.
Use appropriate lubricants for each part.
Apply lubricant evenly and avoid excess.
Check for smooth operation post-lubrication.

Inspect and test the elevator door mechanisms for proper operation and alignment

Open and close doors to check for smooth operation.
Inspect tracks and rollers for wear or obstruction.
Adjust alignment if doors do not meet correctly.
Test safety features for door operation.

Check and adjust the brake system for proper functionality and responsiveness

Test brakes under normal operating conditions.
Listen for unusual noises or irregularities.
Adjust brake tension and alignment as needed.
Document any maintenance performed on the brake system.

Inspect the hydraulic system for leaks, fluid levels, and overall condition (for hydraulic elevators)

Check hydraulic fluid levels against manufacturer specifications.
Inspect hoses and seals for signs of leaks.
Ensure no debris is obstructing flow.
Document findings and any necessary repairs.

Examine the machine room for cleanliness and proper ventilation

Clean any dust or debris from surfaces.
Ensure ventilation systems are functioning properly.
Check for any obstructions that may restrict airflow.
Document any issues found during the inspection.

Verify the condition of the elevator pit and clean as necessary

Inspect the pit for debris, water, or damage.
Remove any obstructions or contaminants.
Check drainage systems for proper function.
Document the condition of the pit.

Test the emergency communication systems to ensure they are operational

Initiate an emergency call to verify response.
Check speaker and microphone functionality.
Ensure backup power systems are operational.
Document any failures and schedule repairs.

Inspect the elevator controller for proper operation and any error codes

Check the display panel for error messages.
Listen for unusual sounds during operation.
Test all control functions for responsiveness.
Document any error codes and troubleshoot as needed.

Review the elevator logbook for any recurring issues or maintenance needs

Read through previous maintenance entries.
Identify patterns or recurring problems.
Schedule follow-up inspections or repairs as necessary.
Document any insights gained from the logbook.

Check the condition of the elevator signage and emergency instructions

Inspect for legibility and visibility of signs.
Replace any damaged or faded signage.
Ensure emergency instructions are up to date.
Document any replacements or updates made.

Inspect the counterweights for proper alignment and secure mounting

Check counterweights for secure attachment.
Ensure alignment with the guide rails.
Look for signs of wear or damage.
Document any necessary adjustments or repairs.

Assess and document any wear on the hoist cables or belts, replacing them if necessary

Inspect cables for fraying or corrosion.
Check tension and alignment of cables.
Replace any cables or belts showing significant wear.
Document findings and maintenance actions taken.

Ensure that the fire service operation is functioning correctly and test the recall function

Activate fire service mode to check operation.
Test the recall function to ensure responsiveness.
Inspect all related controls for proper function.
Document any issues encountered during testing.

Confirm that all safety and emergency equipment, such as fire extinguishers, is accessible and up to date

Check expiration dates on all safety equipment.
Ensure items are easily accessible and not obstructed.
Replace or recharge any expired equipment.
Document the status of all safety equipment.

Annual Preventive Maintenance Checklist

Perform a full load test as per safety standards.

Ensure all safety protocols are followed.
Load the elevator with maximum rated capacity.
Observe and record the performance during the test.
Check for any unusual noises or vibrations.
Ensure the elevator stops at each designated floor.

Schedule a comprehensive inspection by a certified elevator technician.

Contact a certified technician well in advance.
Confirm the technician's credentials and experience.
Provide access to all necessary areas of the elevator.
Ensure the technician has the required tools and equipment.
Review the inspection report upon completion.

Review and update the emergency response plan and training.

Gather all relevant emergency response documents.
Conduct a meeting with staff to discuss updates.
Schedule training sessions for all elevator operators.
Simulate emergency scenarios for practice.
Ensure all staff are aware of their roles in emergencies.

Inspect and service the elevator control panels and circuitry.

Power down the control panel before inspection.
Check for any signs of wear or damage.
Clean contacts and terminals as needed.
Test all buttons and indicator lights for functionality.
Document any repairs or parts replaced.

Evaluate the overall efficiency and performance of the elevator system.

Review the elevator's usage statistics.
Assess wait times and travel times.
Check for consistent speed and smooth operation.
Identify any areas for potential improvement.
Compile a performance report for review.

Document all findings and corrective actions taken during the inspections.

Use a standardized form for documentation.
Record specific details of each inspection.
Include dates and personnel involved.
List all corrective actions taken.
Ensure documentation is stored securely for future reference.

Here are some additional steps that can be included in the Annual Preventive Maintenance Checklist section

Conduct a thorough inspection of the elevator shaft for debris, water leaks, and structural integrity

Clear any debris from the shaft.
Check for water leaks and signs of moisture.
Inspect walls and supports for cracks or damage.
Ensure proper ventilation is maintained.
Take photographs for records if necessary.

Test and calibrate the elevator's safety devices, including overspeed governors, door locks, and emergency brakes

Follow manufacturer guidelines for testing.
Use calibrated equipment for accurate measurements.
Ensure all safety devices engage properly.
Document any adjustments made during calibration.
Retest devices after adjustments to confirm functionality.

Inspect and lubricate all moving parts, including cables, pulleys, and bearings, to ensure optimal performance

Identify all moving parts requiring lubrication.
Use appropriate lubricants for each component.
Check for wear and replace any damaged parts.
Test movement after lubrication.
Keep a lubrication log for future reference.

Review and update the elevator maintenance log, including any repairs or modifications made during the year

Compile all maintenance records for the year.
Ensure all repairs and modifications are documented.
Verify accuracy of logs against actual work performed.
Update log format if necessary for clarity.
Store the log in an accessible location.

Assess the condition of the elevator pit and sump pump, ensuring proper drainage and cleanliness

Inspect the pit for debris and obstructions.
Check the sump pump for functionality.
Ensure drainage systems are clear and operational.
Clean the pit as needed.
Document any issues found during the assessment.

Check the functionality of the elevator communication systems, including intercoms and emergency phones

Test each communication device for clarity and volume.
Ensure emergency phones connect to appropriate personnel.
Replace any malfunctioning devices immediately.
Document any repairs or replacements made.
Train staff on proper usage of communication systems.

Inspect the lighting in the elevator car and the shaft, replacing any burnt-out bulbs as needed

Check all light fixtures for functionality.
Replace burnt-out bulbs with the correct wattage.
Ensure lighting is adequate for safety and visibility.
Inspect wiring for any signs of damage.
Document any lighting changes made.

Verify compliance with local and national elevator regulations and safety standards

Review relevant regulations and standards.
Conduct a compliance audit of elevator systems.
Document any areas of non-compliance.
Create a plan for addressing compliance issues.
Keep records of compliance efforts for future audits.

Review and update the elevator signage, including weight limits and emergency procedures

Inspect all signage for legibility and accuracy.
Replace any faded or damaged signs.
Ensure signs reflect current weight limits.
Update emergency procedures as necessary.
Document all changes made to signage.

Conduct a risk assessment to identify potential hazards and implement necessary safety measures

Identify all potential hazards in the elevator operation.
Evaluate the risk associated with each hazard.
Implement safety measures to mitigate risks.
Document findings and actions taken.
Review the assessment regularly and update as needed.

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