Continuing Education

Elevator Perils and Repair Pitfalls

Elevator Perils and Repair Pitfalls

Course Description

Elevators are vital components in commercial properties, and their maintenance is crucial due to significant life safety implications. This course delves into the unique challenges associated with elevator systems, including their vulnerability to various risks, the limitations in part availability for aging units, and the necessity for modernization when repairs are not feasible. By examining the two primary types of elevators and real-world claims examples, participants will develop a deeper understanding of how elevator systems can fail and the factors that must be considered when determining appropriate repair or replacement strategies.

 

State Approval Status

CE credit is available in the following states:

 

  • Delaware
  • Florida
  • Georgia
  • Iowa
  • Indiana
  • North Carolina
  • New Hampshire
  • Minnesota
  • Mississippi
  • Oklahoma
  • Texas
  • Wyoming

What You Will Learn:

  • Traction vs. Hydraulic Elevators and what sets them apart.
  • Common causes of elevator system failures.
  • How to assess elevator-related claims through real-life case studies.
  • Key factors influencing the decision to repair vs. modernize.
  • Challenges posed by part obsolescence in long-service-life equipment.


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