Many readers of Elevator Magazine still wonder which unit the elevator belongs to and where to look for the regulations and sanctions related to elevators. To answer these issues, Elevator Magazine summarizes information on the legal corridor of the elevator industry, providing useful information for readers' reference.
EM - “Fish or fishing rod” is an allegory with a profound philosophy about sustainable solutions instead of short-term, immediate things. In general, fish or fishing rods are essential for the development of businesses today. That is, support policies need to be constantly updated and changed to create the best environment for business operations, including the elevator industry.
EM – The population of the earth is growing, which means that the living density is getting denser and the direction of vertical urban development is imperative. This means that super high-rise buildings will appear more and more. But if there is an incident, is it safe to use the stairs to escape or do we need to think about adding a rescue elevator in case of an emergency?
EM - Two people were tragically killed during the repair of the elevator. The people involved in the case are having to explain to the authorities and face a high risk of being entangled in prison. The families of the victims with the great pain of losing loved ones, losing the breadwinner in the family… Such tragic events could not have happened if the safety regulations were strictly followed.
EM – Ownership of apartment elevators is a long-standing issue that few people care about while there are too many inadequacies. For example, the elevator belongs to the investor or the resident, or the elevator belongs to both 2 entities above? People only realize the problem when there are elevator incidents where their rights are seriously affected.
EM - After an occupational accident on April 17th in Vinh Phuc, Viet lost consciousness he had fallen into an elevator shaft from the 5th floor, leading to multiple life threatening injuries: traumatic brain injury, broken bones, ribs, jaw fractures, kidney damage and pleural effusion.
