NITHISH KUMAR

• Verify all production, design, and quality documentation (e.g., specifications, drawings, work order
• Ensure all required inspection tools (calipers, gauges, software, etc.) are calibrated and ready.
• Visual inspection - Check for defects: Look for scratches, dents, discoloration, or surface imperfections.
• Dimensional inspection - Use gauges or instruments: Measure key dimensions as per drawing/tolerances.

• Civil checks: Shaft dimensions, pit depth, overhead clearance.
• Power availability: Proper voltage and grounding.
• Material checklist: Ensure all parts are received undamaged.
• Environment: Clean shaft, dry pit, proper lighting.

• Load testing with rated capacity (125% in some jurisdictions).
• Brake testing under load.
• Speed verification (must not exceed rated + tolerance).
• Door closing force and time measurement.
• Emergency alarm and communication system

• Auto/manual run test.
• Floor leveling accuracy.
• Emergency landing on power failure (ARD - Automatic Rescue Device).
• Re-leveling function after door open.
• Overload test (buzzer & stop).
• For Escala