Installation: Installing new elevator and escalator systems in new construction projects or retrofitting existing buildings. This involves assembling components, wiring electrical systems, and ensuring all safety features are properly installed. Maintenance: Performing routine maintenance inspections and scheduled preventive maintenance tasks on elevators and escalators to ensure they operate safely and efficiently. This includes lubricating moving parts, adjusting controls, and replacing worn-out components. Repairs: Diagnosing and troubleshooting mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic issues with elevators and escalators. Repairing or replacing faulty components such as motors, cables, doors, and control systems to restore functionality. Safety Inspections: Conducting thorough safety inspections and tests to comply with regulatory standards and ensure elevator and escalator safety. This includes performing load tests, emergency stop tests, and verifying compliance with safety codes. Modernization and Upgrades: Upgrading older elevator systems with new technology, components, and safety features to improve performance, energy efficiency, and compliance with current codes and standards. Emergency Response: Responding promptly to service calls for elevator breakdowns, malfunctions, or entrapments. Quickly diagnosing issues and performing necessary repairs to minimize downtime and restore service. Documentation and Reporting: Maintaining accurate records of maintenance activities, repairs, inspections, and parts inventory. Completing service reports and providing documentation to building owners or managers. Customer Service: Interacting with building owners, property managers, and occupants to address concerns, provide technical support, and ensure customer satisfaction with elevator and escalator performance. Compliance and Regulations: Adhering to local, state, and national regulations, codes, and safety standards related to elevator and escalator installation, maintenance, and repair. Staying informed about updates and changes in regulations. Training and Development: Participating in ongoing training programs to stay updated with advancements in elevator technology, safety practices, and industry standards. Continuously improving skills and knowledge to enhance job performance.