Elevators And Lifts Regulation 1 — Canada — Northwest Territories law | Esheria

Elevators And Lifts Regulation 1

This regulation sets rules for elevating devices, including who may work as attendants, operators, and certified mechanics, what training and records are required, and when the Chief Inspector may issue, renew, or refuse authorizations.

Jurisdiction
Canada — Northwest Territories
Instrument
Regulation
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
en
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About this statute

This regulation sets rules for elevating devices, including who may work as attendants, operators, and certified mechanics, what training and records are required, and when the Chief Inspector may issue, renew, or refuse authorizations. This provision sets out how to apply for and renew Class D certificates, contractor licences, and related registrations, and it restricts who may do regulated elevating-device work. This part sets approval, permit, inspection, appeal, and safety-process rules for elevating devices. This provision sets inspection fees, notice and reporting deadlines, posting rules, maintenance duties, and safety restrictions for elevating devices. This part requires people in charge of elevating devices to keep certain logs, respond to unsafe conditions, and meet specific technical safety requirements. It also requires daily inspections and checklists for passenger ropeways and personnel hoists.

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