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Maine Elevator Consultants
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THE ELEVATOR CONSULTANTS
Phone: (312) 519-9949
The Elevator Consultants is a leading elevator consulting firm helping building owners, property managers, building engineers, facility managers, and REIT’s oversee and optimize their elevator and vertical transportation assets for greater efficiency and increase bottom line. Our service offerings including elevator consulting services like elevator audits, elevator due diligence and even elevator cost reduction and elevator management services. We provide elevator service monitoring software to escalator and elevator insurance claims, not to mention other consulting services, elevator modernizations and new elevator maintenance service contracts.
Area of Operation: The Elevator Consultants services the entire world.
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Phone: (312) 519-9949
The Elevator Consultants is a leading elevator consulting firm helping building owners, property managers, building engineers, facility managers, and REIT’s oversee and optimize their elevator and vertical transportation assets for greater efficiency and increase bottom line. Our service offerings including elevator consulting services like elevator audits, elevator due diligence and even elevator cost reduction and elevator management services. We provide elevator service monitoring software to escalator and elevator insurance claims, not to mention other consulting services, elevator modernizations and new elevator maintenance service contracts.
Area of Operation: The Elevator Consultants services the entire world.
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ATIS ELEVATOR CONSULTING & INSPECTION
Phone: (855) 755-2847
The ATIS Elevator Consultants provide expertise and objectivity in analyzing your existing elevator equipment condition. We can determine strategies for code required upgrades and modernizations. We develop specifications for new and existing buildings and schematic design and all design phases for new construction. Our experience and skills in negotiating repairs, modernization, new installations, and maintenance contracts have saved our clients significant costs in unnecessary spending each year. ATIS is the only company that provides full-service elevator and escalator management packages including AHJ inspection tracking and remote monitoring, along with comprehensive consulting services.
Area of Operation: All North America
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Phone: (855) 755-2847
The ATIS Elevator Consultants provide expertise and objectivity in analyzing your existing elevator equipment condition. We can determine strategies for code required upgrades and modernizations. We develop specifications for new and existing buildings and schematic design and all design phases for new construction. Our experience and skills in negotiating repairs, modernization, new installations, and maintenance contracts have saved our clients significant costs in unnecessary spending each year. ATIS is the only company that provides full-service elevator and escalator management packages including AHJ inspection tracking and remote monitoring, along with comprehensive consulting services.
Area of Operation: All North America
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LERCH BATES INC, ELEVATOR CONSULTING
Phone: (718) 421-2025
The first and the largest independent vertical transportation consulting organization, founded in 1947, Specializing in design, specifications and administration of new and or modernization installations, Providing maintenance contracts, maintenance monitoring, due diligence, national account services,
Area of Operation: Maine ME
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Maine elevator code authority:
The State of Maine ME Office of Professional and Occupational Regulation Elevator Section oversees all elevators in the State of Maine. The Maine Elevator Inspection Section ensures safe operation of elevators and issues operating certificates after completion of elevator inspections. The Board of Elevator and Tramway Safety and created the Elevator and Tramway Safety Program, which is administered by the Director of the Office of Professional and Occupational Regulation. The proposed rules amend all existing chapters by replacing references to the Board with references to the Program and/or Director. In addition, the proposed rules adopt updated versions of the national codes applicable to the design, construction, installation, maintenance, repair, alteration, operation, and inspection of elevators and tramways. The national codes are incorporated by reference into the rules. The proposed rules also: (1) change an elevator or tramway owner’s time to apply for new inspection certificates from no later than 30 business days before the current inspection certificate expires to no later than 30 days in Chapters 21 and 23; (2) update the Qualified Elevator Inspector certification requirement in Chapter 31; (3) remove all references to vertical reciprocating conveyors; and (4) make other minor changes and updates. A more detailed description and the text of the proposed rules may be obtained from www.maine.gov/professionallicensing
The State of Maine ME Office of Professional and Occupational Regulation Elevator Section oversees all elevators in the State of Maine. The Maine Elevator Inspection Section ensures safe operation of elevators and issues operating certificates after completion of elevator inspections. The Board of Elevator and Tramway Safety and created the Elevator and Tramway Safety Program, which is administered by the Director of the Office of Professional and Occupational Regulation. The proposed rules amend all existing chapters by replacing references to the Board with references to the Program and/or Director. In addition, the proposed rules adopt updated versions of the national codes applicable to the design, construction, installation, maintenance, repair, alteration, operation, and inspection of elevators and tramways. The national codes are incorporated by reference into the rules. The proposed rules also: (1) change an elevator or tramway owner’s time to apply for new inspection certificates from no later than 30 business days before the current inspection certificate expires to no later than 30 days in Chapters 21 and 23; (2) update the Qualified Elevator Inspector certification requirement in Chapter 31; (3) remove all references to vertical reciprocating conveyors; and (4) make other minor changes and updates. A more detailed description and the text of the proposed rules may be obtained from www.maine.gov/professionallicensing
