Guidelines on the supplementary tests of in-service lifts. Issue 04.2
Guidelines LG 1
Document Status
Current
Supplement
Mechanical & Electrical Supplement
Series
Guidelines
Abstract
Relevant to supplementary testing in support of thorough examination of in-service lifts according to regulation 9(3)a of the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998. Includes Annexes.
History
Supersedes issue 04.1. Issue 02 dated February 2006 - new document. Issue 03 dated February 2009 - II 6.7. Issue 04 dated June 2020 - new document. Issue 04.1 dated June 2020 - error on page 5.25, Line 5, 4.11 corrected to 4.12. Issue 04.2 dated April 2022 - error on index listing at 4.16 and 5.12 to 5.35. Dated April 2022. Prepared by the Safety Assessment Federation in consultation with other parties in the lift industry.
Subjects
- Internal transport - lifts, escalators and moving walks
- Building services
- Electrical services
Publisher History
The Safety Assessment Federation (SAFED) represents the UK independent engineering inspection and certification industry. Their technical committees produce a series of authoritative and comprehensive publications, covering a wide variety of areas.
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