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Escalator / Moving Walk Periodic Test - Alaska
Escalator/Moving Walk Periodic Test is a legal document that was released by the Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development - a government authority operating within Alaska.
FAQ
Q: What is an escalator?
A: An escalator is a moving staircase that carries people between different levels of a building.
Q: What is a moving walkway?
A: A moving walkway, also known as a travelator or a moving sidewalk, is a horizontal conveyor belt that transports people.
Q: What is a periodic test for escalators and moving walkways?
A: A periodic test for escalators and moving walkways is a regular inspection and maintenance procedure to ensure their safe and efficient operation.
Q: Why are periodic tests important for escalators and moving walkways?
A: Periodic tests are important for escalators and moving walkways to identify any potential issues or problems and to prevent accidents or breakdowns.
Q: Who conducts the periodic tests for escalators and moving walkways?
A: Periodic tests for escalators and moving walkways are conducted by certified technicians or inspectors who are trained to assess their condition and performance.
Q: How often should escalators and moving walkways be tested?
A: The frequency of periodic tests for escalators and moving walkways may vary depending on local regulations, but it is typically done once or twice a year.
Q: What are some common tests conducted during a periodic test for escalators and moving walkways?
A: Some common tests include checking the brakes, step and handrail condition, emergency stop function, and overall operation.
Q: Are there any requirements for escalators and moving walkways in terms of safety standards?
A: Yes, escalators and moving walkways are subject to safety standards that outline requirements for their design, installation, operation, and maintenance.
Q: Who is responsible for the maintenance of escalators and moving walkways?
A: The owner or operator of the building where the escalators or moving walkways are located is typically responsible for their maintenance.
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