A failed elevator safety inspection can be stressful, but it doesn’t have to be overwhelming. At Allied Elevator, we understand that behind every inspection report is a building full of people who rely on safe, reliable vertical transportation. That’s why we’re here—to guide you through the next steps and ensure your elevators are not just compliant, but operating at their best.
1. Review the Inspection Report with a Clear Plan
First, take the time to thoroughly review the inspection report. Understanding why your elevator failed—whether due to mechanical issues, outdated safety features, or non-compliance with new codes—helps prioritize the next steps. If you’re unsure how to interpret the findings, our team at Allied Elevator is always here to help.
2. Address Critical Safety Concerns Immediately
Safety comes first. If the report identifies high-risk issues like faulty door sensors, emergency communication failures, or worn braking systems, these need immediate attention. Until repairs are made, it may be necessary to take the elevator out of service to protect passengers and comply with regulations.
3. Partner with Experts Who Care
Elevator safety is about more than just passing inspections—it’s about ensuring every ride is smooth, secure, and worry-free. Our team at Allied Elevator takes a proactive approach, identifying not just what needs to be fixed today but how to prevent issues in the future. We treat your building as if it were our own, working quickly and efficiently to restore safety and reliability.
4. Ensure Compliance with Updated Codes
Regulations change over time, and older elevators may no longer meet ADA elevator requirements, ASME safety codes, or local compliance laws. If your elevator failed due to non-compliance, modernization may be the best solution—not just to meet current standards, but to enhance overall performance and energy efficiency.
5. Schedule a Follow-Up Inspection and Stay Ahead of Future Issues
Once all necessary repairs and upgrades are complete, a reinspection will confirm compliance. At Allied Elevator, we go a step further—offering ongoing maintenance plans to keep your elevators in peak condition year-round, so you never have to worry about unexpected failures.
Let’s Get Your Elevators Back on Track
Reach out to Allied Elevator today—we’ll take care of the details so you can focus on what matters most.
