Recognizing the importance of elevator safety in the installation, maintenance as well as rescue, Vietnam Elevator Association cooperates with Gama Service – High-end technical unit of GamaLift organizes an elevator safety certification training program from November 2021.

Who will implement the goal of ensuring fairness and harmonization of interests between businesses and consumers? The main answer is industry business associations. Does Vietnam elevator industry have an exception?

The content of the skill competition on elevator engineering first appeared in the 12th National Vocational Skills Competition in 2021. This is one of the activities of the Vietnam Elevator Association efforts towards the goal together with the relevant authorities to define the profession of elevator technician in the field of vocational education and extend to other training levels.

That is the situation of residents in the social housing area for workers in Bau hamlet, Kim Chung commune, Dong Anh district, Hanoi for several years now, when the fear of the COVID-19 epidemic has added to their fear of having to Use the potentially dangerous elevators. This building consists of 4 units of 15 floors, there are a total of 5 out of 8 elevators that have expired for more than 1 month, 1 has been completely broken since 3 months, only 2 elevators are still under inspection. The elevators are still in operation, but when they run, they make loud noises and shake very scary, but the workers and their family members still have to suppress their fear every day to use this potentially dangerous vehicle.

EM - Architecture – the beauty of culture and art. There is no representative that accurately represents the beauty of indigenous culture more than architectural works. In the trend of global urbanization, what typical architectural works is Vietnam being known to the world for?

EM – After Elevator Magazine published 2 articles: “Another person was killed in an elevator accident”, “Elevator landing doors and user safety”, many readers sent letters to the editorial office, asking whether the state management agency conducts an independent investigation and specific assessment of this incident? To widen public opinion, Elevator Magazine had a quick discussion with representatives of the Department of Occupational Safety, Ministry of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs on this issue.