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Elevator Code Compliance

Setting the benchmark for standards, and adopted by most states and major cities, is the National Elevator Code, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, A17.1 (ASME A17.1). This code is published every three years, with annual updating to reflect evolving safety standards and new technology.

Elevator Code Compliance in Florida

Whether you have just purchased a building or are planning to modernize your elevator, code compliance is an important consideration in the management of your equipment. If you are unsure about the compliance of your elevators, escalators, or other vertical transportation equipment, we can survey it and provide you with a list of appropriate recommendations.

Current ADA (Americans With Disabilities Act) guidelines for example address many areas, including:
  • Automatic operation of floor leveling.
  • Hall call buttons and lanterns for access, visibility and audibility.
  • Car controls and illumination.
  • Door and signal timing for calls.
  • Raised/braille characters.
  • Protective door operation.
  • Floor plan and cab dimensions.
  • Emergency features and two-way communication systems.
  • Handrail height.

Contact Florida Elevator Inspections LLC for more information or to schedule a code compliance review today.

Let Florida Elevator Inspections help you to provide reliable, safe and efficient vertical transportation to your property and its tenants.

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