Proper understanding of shop drawings is very important for Elevator Engineers/Supervisors and Installation Technicians. It helps to ensure accurate installation and functionality.
These drawings provide details about elevator components in the machine room, shafts, lobby, and pit room, including shaft dimensions, equipment layout, and electrical schematics.
Familiarity with symbols, annotations, and specifications is crucial for interpreting the drawings effectively and proposing suitable changes during the entire project cycle.
Accurate understating of shaft plans/drawings ensures proper coordination during civil works, and mechanical installation, minimizing errors and optimizing the elevator’s performance while adhering to safety and quality standards and regulatory requirements.
Proper understanding of shop drawings is very important for Elevator Engineers/Supervisors and Installation Technicians. It helps to ensure accurate installation and functionality.
These drawings provide details about elevator components in the machine room, shafts, lobby, and pit room, including shaft dimensions, equipment layout, and electrical schematics.
Familiarity with symbols, annotations, and specifications is crucial for interpreting the drawings effectively and proposing suitable changes during the entire project cycle.
Accurate understating of shaft plans/drawings ensures proper coordination during civil works, and mechanical installation, minimizing errors and optimizing the elevator’s performance while adhering to safety and quality standards and regulatory requirements.
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