According to CCTV News, recently in Huli District, Xiamen City, an incident involving elevator maintenance personnel's illegal operation has attracted widespread attention. When performing the elevator maintenance task, the maintenance personnel unexpectedly took a "paper man" to work together, in order to meet the requirement of the supervision platform for two people to clock in. In order to muddle through, he also made two styles of long sleeves and short sleeves according to different seasons.
Residential buildings, shopping malls, working buildings and elevators can be seen everywhere in daily life. The maintenance of the elevator is related to the safety of the elevator operation, and its importance is self-evident. Such an absurd act of maintenance with "paper people" not only seriously violates the relevant management regulations, but also ignores public safety.
This "paper man" incident is just one example of elevator maintenance chaos. According to statistics, more than 10 million elevators have been put into use in China. However, the elevator maintenance industry is facing fierce competition, low price and shortage of personnel. In this case, some low-cost elevator maintenance starts to "go through the motions", such as not checking but signing in, deliberately omitting key project testing... All kinds of non-standard behaviors "save" the time of maintenance personnel, save the cost of maintenance companies, but lay great hidden dangers for elevator safety.
At present, the elevator maintenance unit involved has been investigated and fined accordingly. For such chaos, relevant departments must strengthen supervision. In addition to relying on intelligent means such as taking photos and clocking in and smart systems, the regulatory authorities should also strengthen on-site inspections, increase penalties, and crack down on fraudulent maintenance practices. At the same time, in view of the shortage of personnel in the elevator maintenance industry, low price malicious competition and other problems, it is necessary for the industry association to strengthen exploration in talent team building, guiding standard pricing and other aspects. Only through joint efforts can we better maintain the safety of people taking elevators.
(Editor in charge: Wu Xiaojuan)
