by Andrew McGregor | General
As elevator technical experts we would not presume to offer advice on pandemic medical issues, even regarding elevators. Information from various health authorities is available and it is fluid. It seems clear that limiting the number of people in an elevator is...
by Andrew McGregor | General
Elevators a let-down for Toronto condo dwellers – Globe and Mail, May 24, 2018 “The 25-storey condominium building at 59 East Liberty Ave. has for the past 10 months been torturing its residents with one of the scourges of vertical living in Ontario – an...
by Andrew McGregor | General
Have you been tasked with setting up an elevator maintenance contract for the property you manage? It is generally the case with elevators that if they are working as designed, nobody takes notice. However, if the elevators operate unreliably, or cause safety...
by Andrew McGregor | General
Elevator reliability has been in the news for the past year or so. Stories have been published concerning buildings with some or even all elevators non-operational resulting in angry tenants having to climb many floors of stairs. Once the media spotlight is shone on...
by Andrew McGregor | General
According to the Technical Standards & Safety Authority (TSSA), which regulates elevators and escalators in the Canadian province of Ontario, people are 800 times more likely to be killed in a car than by using a vertical-transportation (VT) conveyance, but VT...
