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Lift and escalator owners, contractors and Specialist Professional Engineers (SPEs) can apply for and view applications for Permit to Operate (PTO) in the Lifts and Escalators Application (LEAP) Portal.
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- 06 I AM GETTING A NEW LIFT, WHAT SHOULD I CONSIDER?
- 16 SAFE, SMART AND EFFICIENT LIFTS
- COPYRIGHT
- WHAT SHOULD I TAKE NOTE OF?
- What Good Practices Should I Adopt When I Procure a New Lift?
- PRE-QUALIFICATION
- TENDER EVALUATION
- Performance, Reliability and Track Records;
- Performance
- Reliability
- Track Records
- OBTAINING A PERMIT-TO- OPERATE (PTO)
- What Are the Diferent Types of Maintenance Contracts?
- Cs
- MAINTENANCE CONTRACT EVALUATION
- Performance
- Submit breakdown and maintenance records
- Track Records
- Provide company details,
- MAINTENANCE CONTROL PLAN
- WHAT TO DO IF A LIFT BREAKS DOWN
- Do You Know the Importance of Proper Lift Maintenance?
- WHAT SHOULD I DO WHEN TAKING OVER AN EXISTING LIFT?
- SAFE, SMART AND EFFICIENT LIFTS
- HOW DO REGENERATIVE DRIVES WORK?
- INTRODUCING REMOTE MONITORING AND DIAGNOSTICS (RM&D)
- Inspection/ Service, Emergency Response
- Predictive Maintenance
- Real-Time Information
- Better Reliability and Uptime
- Information Monitored
- MODERNISE YOUR LIFTS
- Why Modernise?
- WHAT NEEDS TO BE MODERNISED?
- Ascending Car Overspeed Protection (ACOP)
- Unintended Car Movement Protection (UCMP)
- Slacken Governor Rope Electrical Safety Device
- Light Curtains as a Door Protective Device, with Its Nudging Mode De-Activated
- Electrical Safety Interlocking for Multi-Panel Door
- Car Apron
- Telephone, Intercom System or Other Communication Device
- Automatic Rescue Device (ARD)
- Lift Checklist
- What to Do During a Lift Incident
- Existing
- NO YES
- APPENDIX F
- Lift Parts with Less Maintenance Needs
- Glossary
What Good Practices Should I Adopt When I Procure a New Lift?
20 References Appendix A: Sample Monthly Maintenance Checklist Appendix B: Sample Owner’s Daily Operations Checklist Appendix C: What to Do During a Lift Incident Appendix D: How to Apply for a Permit-to- Operate (PTO) Appendix E: BCA’s Poster on Safe Use of Lifts Appendix F: BCA’s Advisory on t...
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Here are the prescribed prevailing standards and earlier standards under the Building Control Act: Passenger Lifts: Prevailing Standard –
Adopting good practices will... Reduce downstream lift breakdowns Allow for better planning and forecasting of maintenance schedules
This is a two-step process generally carried out for larger projects. It will give you assurance that the contractors tendering for the job have the necessary experience and inancial capability to carry out the job and deliver quality products that comply with the specifications, on time and on budget. lors You should: Invite potential contractors...
When choosing a contractor for the installation of your new lift, in addition to considering the cost criteria, you should also evaluate the tender based upon a weighted set of criteria such as
and allocate the score weightage based on how critical each criterion is to your needs. The contractor should be able to fulfill the following evaluation requirements:
Demonstrate necessary technical knowledge on installation, operation and maintenance of equipment Have the necessary technical capability, or technical support from the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM), to troubleshoot more complex problems
Provide records such as monthly fault rate and breakdown rate of the contractor’s past contracts Review and consider reliability of the equipment’s main components
Provide track records on having installed lifts of similar make, ISO and safety certifications, and insurance, among others.
Once your new lift has been fully installed on site, you should have the following items, endorsed by the Professional Engineer (PE) (Mechanical or Electrical Engineering) supervising the installation works: A copy of the lift location plan Certificate of Supervision of Installation of Lift(s) (CSC04) You should also carry out the following ste...
Maintenance services are generally classified into: Comprehensive maintenance contracts Standard maintenance contracts
For a fixed fee, this contract covers g rs and rc when required, within the lift’s life expectancy or within the duration of the contract excluding vandalism or parts that lift users have access to, such as buttons and lift interior. Lift service contractors offer different packages with different scopes of coverage, depending on your needs and b...
Upon deciding on the type of maintenance contract, you should evaluate the maintenance contract. Similar to the tender evaluation for new installations of lifts, the evaluation for maintenance contracts is based on Performance, Reliability and Track Records. The contractor should be able to fulfill the following evaluation requirements:
Demonstrate necessary technical knowledge on operation and maintenance of equipment Have the necessary technical capability, or technical support from the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM), to troubleshoot more complex problems Advise on time required for performing periodic maintenance and be capable of dealing with emergencies like mantrap an...
of similar lift models to demonstrate competency and capability in lift maintenance
Provide track records of having serviced lifts of similar make
such as number of maintenance technicians per lift, current projects on hand, ISO and safety certifications, and insurance, among others * You may also take other performance matrices into account, such as response time to incidents and breakdowns, and time taken to resolve them.
In the traditional model where repairs are only carried out when the lifts have broken down, the unavailability of replacement parts typically results in lengthy lift down time, while waiting for parts to be shipped from overseas. Furthermore, the breakdown of parts could also result in unsafe situations. To address the issue, it is strongly recomm...
If the lift stalls and someone is trapped in the lift, you should: Inform the lift service contractor Advise the trapped person to stay calm and wait for help Do not pry open the lift doors or otherwise attempt to free the occupants from the trapped lift by yourself.
Poor maintenance leads to... Less eficiently run systems Higher chances of breakdowns Longer downtimes to rectify problems and bring systems back online Proper maintenance leads to... Increased lift availability during operational hours Reduced interruption to business Good standing of lift owner within the community
When taking over an existing installation, you should: Engage a registered lift service contractor, in conjunction with a SPE, to survey and ascertain that equipment are in compliance with the code and standards intended, as well as other shortcomings which may afect safe usage of the equipment, such as wear and tear. Consider modernising the lift ...
Did you know that technological enhancements to lifts can bring about significant benefits, such as time and cost savings? Read on to find out more about these recent advances in lift technologies.
Traction drive machines with ELECTRICAL POWER ELECTRICAL POWER regenerative drive function CONSUMPTION GENERATION as power generators Energy is generated when: Lift travels down with a heavy car load Lift travels up with a light car load Energy is transmitted to power distributor by a regenerative converter Power distribution converter feed...
The possibility of remote monitoring and diagnostics for lifts is quickly becoming a reality, and may be widely adopted in the near future. Speak to your lift maintenance contractors to evaluate how your existing lifts may tap on this new technology. Benefits Remote Monitoring & Control Lift Operation Data
Apron – Smooth vertical part extending downwards from the sill of the landing or car entrance. Automatic Rescue Device (ARD) – A battery-operated device which will bring the lift to the nearest landing and open both the lift landing and car doors in the event of power failure. Bufer – Resilient stop at the end of travel, and comprising a means ...
Apron – Smooth vertical part extending downwards from the sill of the landing or car entrance. Automatic Rescue Device (ARD) – A battery-operated device which will bring the lift to the nearest landing and open both the lift landing and car doors in the event of power failure. Bufer – Resilient stop at the end of travel, and comprising a means ...
Apron – Smooth vertical part extending downwards from the sill of the landing or car entrance. Automatic Rescue Device (ARD) – A battery-operated device which will bring the lift to the nearest landing and open both the lift landing and car doors in the event of power failure. Bufer – Resilient stop at the end of travel, and comprising a means ...
Apron – Smooth vertical part extending downwards from the sill of the landing or car entrance. Automatic Rescue Device (ARD) – A battery-operated device which will bring the lift to the nearest landing and open both the lift landing and car doors in the event of power failure. Bufer – Resilient stop at the end of travel, and comprising a means ...
Apron – Smooth vertical part extending downwards from the sill of the landing or car entrance. Automatic Rescue Device (ARD) – A battery-operated device which will bring the lift to the nearest landing and open both the lift landing and car doors in the event of power failure. Bufer – Resilient stop at the end of travel, and comprising a means ...
Apron – Smooth vertical part extending downwards from the sill of the landing or car entrance. Automatic Rescue Device (ARD) – A battery-operated device which will bring the lift to the nearest landing and open both the lift landing and car doors in the event of power failure. Bufer – Resilient stop at the end of travel, and comprising a means ...
Apron – Smooth vertical part extending downwards from the sill of the landing or car entrance. Automatic Rescue Device (ARD) – A battery-operated device which will bring the lift to the nearest landing and open both the lift landing and car doors in the event of power failure. Bufer – Resilient stop at the end of travel, and comprising a means ...
Apron – Smooth vertical part extending downwards from the sill of the landing or car entrance. Automatic Rescue Device (ARD) – A battery-operated device which will bring the lift to the nearest landing and open both the lift landing and car doors in the event of power failure. Bufer – Resilient stop at the end of travel, and comprising a means ...
Apron – Smooth vertical part extending downwards from the sill of the landing or car entrance. Automatic Rescue Device (ARD) – A battery-operated device which will bring the lift to the nearest landing and open both the lift landing and car doors in the event of power failure. Bufer – Resilient stop at the end of travel, and comprising a means ...
Apron – Smooth vertical part extending downwards from the sill of the landing or car entrance. Automatic Rescue Device (ARD) – A battery-operated device which will bring the lift to the nearest landing and open both the lift landing and car doors in the event of power failure. Bufer – Resilient stop at the end of travel, and comprising a means ...
Apron – Smooth vertical part extending downwards from the sill of the landing or car entrance. Automatic Rescue Device (ARD) – A battery-operated device which will bring the lift to the nearest landing and open both the lift landing and car doors in the event of power failure. Bufer – Resilient stop at the end of travel, and comprising a means ...
Apron – Smooth vertical part extending downwards from the sill of the landing or car entrance. Automatic Rescue Device (ARD) – A battery-operated device which will bring the lift to the nearest landing and open both the lift landing and car doors in the event of power failure. Bufer – Resilient stop at the end of travel, and comprising a means ...
Apron – Smooth vertical part extending downwards from the sill of the landing or car entrance. Automatic Rescue Device (ARD) – A battery-operated device which will bring the lift to the nearest landing and open both the lift landing and car doors in the event of power failure. Bufer – Resilient stop at the end of travel, and comprising a means ...
Apron – Smooth vertical part extending downwards from the sill of the landing or car entrance. Automatic Rescue Device (ARD) – A battery-operated device which will bring the lift to the nearest landing and open both the lift landing and car doors in the event of power failure. Bufer – Resilient stop at the end of travel, and comprising a means ...
Apron – Smooth vertical part extending downwards from the sill of the landing or car entrance. Automatic Rescue Device (ARD) – A battery-operated device which will bring the lift to the nearest landing and open both the lift landing and car doors in the event of power failure. Bufer – Resilient stop at the end of travel, and comprising a means ...
Apron – Smooth vertical part extending downwards from the sill of the landing or car entrance. Automatic Rescue Device (ARD) – A battery-operated device which will bring the lift to the nearest landing and open both the lift landing and car doors in the event of power failure. Bufer – Resilient stop at the end of travel, and comprising a means ...
Apron – Smooth vertical part extending downwards from the sill of the landing or car entrance. Automatic Rescue Device (ARD) – A battery-operated device which will bring the lift to the nearest landing and open both the lift landing and car doors in the event of power failure. Bufer – Resilient stop at the end of travel, and comprising a means ...
Apron – Smooth vertical part extending downwards from the sill of the landing or car entrance. Automatic Rescue Device (ARD) – A battery-operated device which will bring the lift to the nearest landing and open both the lift landing and car doors in the event of power failure. Bufer – Resilient stop at the end of travel, and comprising a means ...
Apron – Smooth vertical part extending downwards from the sill of the landing or car entrance. Automatic Rescue Device (ARD) – A battery-operated device which will bring the lift to the nearest landing and open both the lift landing and car doors in the event of power failure. Bufer – Resilient stop at the end of travel, and comprising a means ...
Apron – Smooth vertical part extending downwards from the sill of the landing or car entrance. Automatic Rescue Device (ARD) – A battery-operated device which will bring the lift to the nearest landing and open both the lift landing and car doors in the event of power failure. Bufer – Resilient stop at the end of travel, and comprising a means ...
Apron – Smooth vertical part extending downwards from the sill of the landing or car entrance. Automatic Rescue Device (ARD) – A battery-operated device which will bring the lift to the nearest landing and open both the lift landing and car doors in the event of power failure. Bufer – Resilient stop at the end of travel, and comprising a means ...
Apron – Smooth vertical part extending downwards from the sill of the landing or car entrance. Automatic Rescue Device (ARD) – A battery-operated device which will bring the lift to the nearest landing and open both the lift landing and car doors in the event of power failure. Bufer – Resilient stop at the end of travel, and comprising a means ...
Apron – Smooth vertical part extending downwards from the sill of the landing or car entrance. Automatic Rescue Device (ARD) – A battery-operated device which will bring the lift to the nearest landing and open both the lift landing and car doors in the event of power failure. Bufer – Resilient stop at the end of travel, and comprising a means ...
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Lifts & Escalators. Lift and Escalator Safety. There are about 70,000 passenger lifts and 7,000 escalators in Singapore. They need to be maintained at least once a month and to undergo an examination, inspection and testing once a year.
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