Project Tester Elevator

An elevator tester is a professional who conducts various tests on elevators to ensure they are functioning properly, safely, and in compliance with local regulations. Their job includes assessing the elevator's mechanical, electrical, and safety systems to guarantee they operate efficiently and safely for users.

Key Responsibilities of an Elevator Tester:

• Performing Safety Checks:
• Ensuring that safety mechanisms, such as emergency brakes, door sensors, and alarms, are fully functional.
• Verifying that the elevator's emergency communication system is working, such as emergency phones or two-way communication devices.
• Operational Testing:
• Checking the smooth operation of the elevator, including acceleration, deceleration, and stopping distances.
• Testing the lift’s speed, load capacity, and how it handles the weight it’s designed for.
• Inspection of Electrical and Mechanical Systems:
• Inspecting motors, cables, and pulleys to ensure they are functioning correctly.
• Checking power supply and backup systems, ensuring the elevator can operate during a power failure.
• Monitoring Compliance with Standards:
• Ensuring that the elevator meets local building codes and safety standards.
• Documenting the tests performed and any necessary repairs or maintenance.
• Troubleshooting and Repairs:
• Identifying faults or issues with the elevator’s components and recommending or performing repairs.
• Collaborating with elevator maintenance teams to resolve technical problems.

Skills Required:

• Mechanical and Electrical Knowledge: Elevator testers must have a strong understanding of both mechanical and electrical systems, as these are crucial to how elevators work.
• Attention to Detail: Given the importance of elevator safety, being thorough and detail-oriented is essential.
• Problem-Solving Skills: They need to quickly diagnose problems and propose efficient solutions.
• Knowledge of Regulations: Familiarity with local elevator safety codes and industry standards is critical.

Education and Training:

• Education: Typically, elevator testers have a background in mechanical or electrical engineering or a related field.
• Training: Many testers complete specialized training programs offered by vocational schools or elevator manufacturing companies.
• Certifications: Some regions require elevator testers to have certification, such as those offered by the National Association of Elevator Contractors (NAEC) or similar organizations.

Career Outlook:

Elevator testers may work for elevator maintenance companies, construction firms, or as part of a building's facilities management team. The role is important for ensuring public safety and is expected to continue as cities and buildings grow.

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Job Type: Full-time

Pay: RM2,200.00 - RM8,000.00 per month

Schedule:

• Monday to Friday
• On call
• Weekend jobs

Supplemental Pay:

• Attendance bonus
• Overtime pay
• Performance bonus
• Yearly bonus