Elevator Maintenance System
Elevator
Maintenance
Maintenance
Operation Management
- Daily inspection
- Routine management
Preventive Maintenance
- Periodic inspection
- (Self-inspection)
Repair
- Minor repairs
- Parts replacement · adjustment
Emergency Response
- Rescue of trapped passengers
- Emergency breakdown response
- Accident handling
The Need for Maintenance
Ensuring User Safety
- Elevators are transport machinery used not only by their owners but, in most cases, by the general public.
- To protect users, the Elevator Facilities Safety Management Act mandates the installation of safety devices and functions in elevators.
- Inspections and examinations are conducted so that safety devices remain fully functional at all times.
Preserving Property Value
- An elevator is a long-term building facility with a high installation cost.
- Replacing an entire unit during its service life is not only costly but also requires a long construction period, causing significant inconvenience.
- Ongoing maintenance is required to prevent critical failures from occurring.
Maintaining Equipment Performance
- Elevators require various functions and characteristics so that users can ride conveniently and comfortably.
- Maintenance is essential to keep these functions and characteristics performing properly throughout the service life.