Elevator safety knowledge

Elevator safety knowledge

Stand close to the side of the chair and put your hand on the handrail when there are handrails.

Pay attention to the floor monitor and get ready to leave the car in advance.

When the elevator is not open, press the door button. If the door is not opened, use the alarm button or car intercom system or telephone to contact the central control room or property management department, waiting for professional rescue.

Safety tips

Most elevator injuries occur in doorways (people are crushed by a car in motion) or empty shafts (people fall). When the elevator breaks down, you are protected from these two places.

The door of the elevator (the floor of the car door) is a dangerous place. Don't stop there.

During the repair process, in case the staff inadvertently forgot to put warning signs and guardrails and open the hall door operations, you should never look into the shaft out of curiosity, residents of the building should remember, never close to the elevator shaft open doors, to prevent falling.

If you are locked in a car, the only correct way out is to try to call for help. Don't force your way through the door. A car parked between two floors and an open hall door can put you in double jeopardy. As you climb out, in case the elevator runs, the person is immediately squeezed by the door frame and car! If you're lucky enough to get out of the car, it's easy to lose weight and fall into an empty shaft when you're trying to jump down to the floor!

Take good care of equipment

Elevator is not only an indispensable vertical transportation tool in People's Daily life, but also an embodiment of modern architectural civilization. Visitors are reminded of the civilization of the building's inhabitants when they see the broken escalator buttons, the garbage-strewn waiting hall and the scratched walls. The normal operation of elevator equipment cannot be separated from the hard work of elevator maintenance personnel, and taking care of elevator equipment is also the respect for the work of elevator maintenance personnel. Take care of elevator equipment as much as you take care of your car.

The elevator lobby is a safe passage for passengers and should be kept clean and unimpeded. Residents should not pile up debris or park bicycles in the waiting hall.

Children of education's own children or visiting relatives and friends should take good care of the elevator equipment. Do not use the call button as a toy, and do not carve on the call panel and car wall.