16 Sections
14 Lessons
20 Weeks
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Introduction to Lift & Escalator Technology
1
1.1
Types of elevators, escalators, components, functioning, safety rules, industry standards, and technician responsibilities.
Tools, Equipment & On-Site Safety
1
2.1
Multimeter, clamp meter, torque wrenches, mechanical tools, PPE, shaft safety, lockout-tagout (LOTO), and emergency protocols.
Lift Mechanical Systems & Hoistway Components
1
3.1
Guide rails, brackets, machine room equipment, car frame, counterweight system, buffers, pulleys, wire ropes, and alignment techniques.
Lift Motors, Gear Machines & Braking Systems
1
4.1
Geared & gearless machines, motor drives, brake coils, overspeed governor, machine bed alignment, and torque testing.
Elevator Control Panel, PCB & Drive System
1
5.1
VVVF drives, inverter control, PCB testing, relays, contactors, logic signals, emergency rescue device (ARD), and troubleshooting.
Shaft Wiring, Landing Calls & Car Operating Panels
1
6.1
Shaft wiring layout, landing call systems, car operating panel (COP) wiring, indicator circuits, and sensor interconnections.
Door Mechanism Installation & Sensors
1
7.1
Auto doors, manual doors, door motors, door controllers, safety edges, limit switches, door zone sensors, and adjustment techniques.
Lift Installation Procedure (Step-by-Step)
1
8.1
Hoistway preparation, rail alignment, counterweight installation, pit components, cabin assembly, wiring, testing, and commissioning.
Hydraulic Lift Systems
1
9.1
Hydraulic pump units, cylinders, valves, oil circuit operation, pressure issues, leveling problems, and hydraulic safety devices.
MRL (Machine Room Less) Elevator Technology
0
MRL drive system, traction sheave alignment, compact controller wiring, maintenance challenges, and repair workflow.
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Escalator Mechanical Structure & Components
1
12.1
Steps, chains, balustrades, handrail drive, comb plates, gear motors, rollers, lubrication system, and mechanical adjustments.
Escalator Electrical System & Controllers
1
13.1
Sensors, step chain monitoring, handrail sensors, drive controllers, emergency stop systems, PCB diagnostics, and testing.
Preventive Maintenance & Inspection Procedures
1
14.1
Lubrication, alignment checks, brake testing, safety audits, weekly/monthly maintenance tasks, and logbook writing.
Fault Diagnosis, Troubleshooting & Repairs
1
15.1
Sensor errors, door failures, leveling issues, drive trips, overheating, rolling noise, escalator step issues, and PCB faults.
Final Project, Installation Assessment & Certification
1
16.1
Full lift/escalator installation demonstration, control panel wiring test, safety device validation, and final certification evaluation.
Lift & Escalator Installation & Maintenance Technology
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