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Elevator Commissioning Sequence Progress Check Sheet Mobile App
Installing an elevator? Use this app developed for the elevator industry instead of messy and easy-to-lose paper forms to document the full commissioning sequence. This app makes it straightforward to start an elevator commission. Intuitive entry fields enable you to keep track of progress from shop drawing approval to installation, pre-testing, functional testing, and final contract completion. The app also includes space for both owner and contractor acknowledgements.
This app is perfect for those in the elevator industry and will help make sure that the proper elevator inspection is conducted and that elevator safety codes are adhered to for optimal safety and health potential. This app is helpful for elevator installers, elevator inspectors, and elevator companies to use as a guide. The elevator commission app can be used on both desktop and mobile devices so that elevator inspectors can pull it up on their smartphones and tablets as they survey the elevators.
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Included Fields
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SYSTEM: ELEVATOR
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Acknowledgments
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Shop Drawings Approved
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Contractor
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Installation manual submitted
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Owner
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Contractor
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Installation Complete
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Contractor
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Pre-test checks complete
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Contractor
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Start up notification submitted
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Owner
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Contractor
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Functional Test Scheduled
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Owner
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Contractor
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Functional Testing Check Sheet Completed
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Owner
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Contractor
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Training Scheduled
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Owner
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Contractor
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Training Completed
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Owner
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Contractor
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All Punch-list Items Completed
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Contractor
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...and More!
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More Information
- Creator: Team GoCanvas
- Language: English
- Country: United States of America
- Type: Checklists
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