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How to enter the Elevator Pit?
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β The below basic safe work procedure is only for the trained and authorized elevator professionals only.
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βWear the appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including gloves, helmet, and safety shoes.
βTo avoid any confusion, always coordinate with the building authorities before starting such activities or confirm with the control room (if any) that the lift is out of service.
βPlease the safety barricade around the bottom landing door to restrict the unauthroized access. And place the βElevator Under Maintenanceβ or βWork in Progressβ signage at the main floor elevator door / entrance to aware the passengers.
βBefore beginning, ensure the elevator is de-energized, tagged, and locked out.
βInspect the pit area for potential hazards such as water, debris, or live electrical components.
βSwitch ON the pit light and always use a secure ladder and maintain three points of contact while descending. Carry a flashlight to ensure visibility in low-light conditions.
βNever work alone; a trained colleague should monitor your activity. Safety is paramountβfollow local regulations and your company safety guidelines to avoid accidents and ensure a smooth workflow.
Follow almost the same safety protocol in the reverse sequence when work is completed.
Always keep πππ πππ π ππππ, while performing any activities.
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