GWO Lift Commission, Inspection, Installation and Maintenance Training Standard V0
2021-09-30_TS_LCIIM_V0
Lead a discussion on challenges of inspecting service lights and emergency lights in a lift.
Facilitate installations practice.
The participants shall:
Engage in discussions and share experiences on service lights and emergency lights in lifts.
Practise how to inspect and install service lights and emergency lights in lifts.
Conduct a short questionnaire test to recap the theory and safety issues from lesson 5.
Check own answers and solutions from the shown fact list on completion of the test.
Lesson 6 - CABIN GUIDE UNIT
117 min.
The aim of this lesson is to enable the participants to install, maintain and inspect the guiding system responsibly and re-install in accordance with and following instructions in the relevant manuals and inspection lists. After successfully having completed lesson 6 of the Lift Commission, Inspection, Installation and Maintenance Module: The participants can explain how to do a visual inspection of the cabin guide units (with rollers) in a lift (Skills, intermediate level). The participants will take initiative and take the responsibility to change guide rope, cabin guide unit, and roller guide unit when needed (Ability, intermediate level).
Learning objective:
The participants can explain the characteristics of different lift guiding systems (Knowledge, intermediate level).
The instructor shall:
Introduce the lesson by presenting examples of guiding systems:
Wire guided.
Ladder guided.
Rack and pinion.
Lead or facilitate discussion on lift guiding systems principles.
The participants shall:
Engage in discussions and share experiences of different lift guiding systems.
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