Elevator mechanic vs accessibility lift technician

Differences between elevator mechanic and accessibility lift technician duties and responsibilities

Elevator mechanic example responsibilities.

• Install safety and control devices, cables, pulleys, drive, rails, motors, and elevator cars.
• Perform routine and complex repairs to electrical systems and controls, motors, switches, relays, and hydraulics.
• Gain access to remove detective parts using hoists, ladders and hand tools while using the proper safety PPE.
• Preform installation, repairs and preventive maintenance to traction and hydraulic elevators, escalators and material lifts.
• Install emt and rigid conduit.
• Maintain log books that detail all repairs and checks perform.
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Accessibility lift technician example responsibilities.

• Perform assign work for sprat rope access.
• Respond to and assist with cpr when need.
• Use rope access to perform utt and rt profiles.
• Develop fundamental skills in rope and safety placement, teamwork, repelling, window caulking and cleaning.
• Recognize for implementing wind LOTO program and several other safety-relate practices.
• Compose written reports of data collect from patient evaluation and present to department chief for thorough analysis of patient diagnosis.
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