1. Elevator Troubleshooter
Diagnose electrical, mechanical, and control system faults.
Troubleshoot elevator breakdowns and identify the root cause.
Repair and replace faulty components.
Inspect motors, control panels, sensors, wiring, brakes, and safety systems.
Conduct testing after repairs to ensure safe operation.
Attend emergency breakdowns and minimize downtime.
2. Elevator Service Technician
Carry out preventive and corrective maintenance of elevators.
Inspect and service electrical and mechanical components.
Check motors, doors, brakes, control systems, and safety devices.
Lubricate, adjust, and replace components when required.
Attend service calls and resolve technical issues.
Maintain service and maintenance records.
Ensure elevators operate safely and efficiently.
3. Elevator Installer
Install elevators according to approved drawings and manufacturer specifications.
Install guide rails, doors, motors, control panels, cables, and other components.
Perform mechanical and electrical assembly work.
Align and adjust elevator components.
Carry out testing and commissioning after installation.
Identify and rectify installation problems.
Follow all site safety procedures and standards.
