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Elevator Maintenance
Evaluation Free ASME Training & Development
Autumn 2016 eCalendar Now Available
PD107
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This course addresses both maintenance activities that are normally & Development eCalendar listing dates and locations
contracted to an elevator maintenance provider and other activities
that are normally performed by the owner/manager. Participants will of Live Course offerings in North America and Europe
learn about the Safety Code-required maintenance records including through December 2016, as well as eLearning
Maintenance Control Programs and how to inspect for and identify Courses available worldwide from the Internet
common maintenance deficiencies.
any time.
Course material includes sample Maintenance Control Programs for
electric and hydraulic elevators, as well as escalators and moving walks, Visit:
which identify all Safety Code-required maintenance activities. The
material includes blank forms for performance evaluations, emergency go.asme.org/ENAautumntraining
operation monthly checks and escalator/ moving walk start-up. or scan with a smart device:
Safety is stressed throughout the course, with emphasis on identification
and use of elevator safety features that are available for maintenance
and inspection personnel. Participants are given exercises and testing
after each subject to help assess their understanding of the materials to
ensure proper subject comprehension.
Each participant will receive class notes with recommended maintenance
practices, copies of the latest edition of Elevator Industry Field
Employees’ Safety Handbook, the Elevator Maintenance Manual,
2nd Edition as well as the Elevator Field Maintenance Handbook.
You Will Learn To
• Explain how to inspect for and identify common maintenance
deficiencies
• Conduct performance measurements, including criteria for both ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS Public Courses
electric and hydraulic elevators
• Complete the daily check and startup of escalators and moving walks
• Identify and evaluate Safety Code-required maintenance records,
including a Maintenance Control Program
• Identify what to look for in elevator maintenance contracts, including
typical contract clauses
• Describe the safety requirements and procedures for servicing and
inspecting elevators
• Explain how to conduct monthly fire emergency operation checks
• Explain how to use and select instruments properly, such as
tachometer, light meters, millimeters, pressure gauges, force gauges
and accelerometers
• Describe the security of access to elevator equipment, including key
control
Who Should Attend Special Offer to Non-ASME
Personnel who evaluate or administer maintenance programs, elevator
mechanics, managers and supervisors of elevator maintenance, Members
architects and elevator engineers, as well as building owners/ managers
and other individuals who administer elevator maintenance contracts Attendees of any ASME Training & Development
Special Requirements public course registered as non-ASME members
This course is structured on the assumption that participants have a will receive a FREE one-year membership to
basic knowledge of elevator systems. Anyone with little or no knowledge ASME – currently valued at up to $151 – following
of elevators should attend course PD100, “Introduction to Elevators
and Escalators,” as a prerequisite to this training. (If this is not possible, completion of an application form which will be sent
participants should purchase and review Elevators 101 prior to attending.) to non-members after the program.

Instructor Robert Krieger All ASME members will continue to enjoy special
2 Days, 1.5 CEUs, 15 PDHs “Member Only” discounts off the list price on most
Member $1,450 / List Price $1,550
ASME Training & Development public courses and
eLearning programs.

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