Editing 897: Elevator Inspection
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β | This was the first of [[Randall|Randall's]] [[:Category:Tips|Tips]], that was not a [[:Category:Protip|pro tip]] but more | + | This was the first of [[Randall|Randall's]] [[:Category:Tips|Tips]], that was not a [[:Category:Protip|pro tip]] but more specific an Industry tip. |
In the United States, all elevators are subject to building codes and must be inspected on a somewhat-regular basis by city officials. After the inspector runs their rounds, the elevator's passing grade is noted in a certificate which is visibly placed in the elevator. Alternatively, it can be dumped in a filing cabinet in the building office where the owner can forget about it, and a placard is given to the elevator letting the passengers know where the certificate is (usually the aforementioned building office). | In the United States, all elevators are subject to building codes and must be inspected on a somewhat-regular basis by city officials. After the inspector runs their rounds, the elevator's passing grade is noted in a certificate which is visibly placed in the elevator. Alternatively, it can be dumped in a filing cabinet in the building office where the owner can forget about it, and a placard is given to the elevator letting the passengers know where the certificate is (usually the aforementioned building office). |