What is required for construction or demolition sites 75 feet and higher regarding elevators?

Minimum of two elevators

One elevator in "ready" mode at all times

For construction or demolition sites that are 75 feet and higher, it is mandated that at least one elevator must be maintained in "ready" mode at all times. This requirement is essential because it ensures that there is always a means of vertical transportation available for workers, materials, and equipment to facilitate ongoing operations safely and efficiently. The "ready" mode implies that the elevator is fully functional and available for immediate use, which is crucial in case of emergencies, as well as for the regular workflow of the site.

This regulation is a safety measure aimed at reducing the risk of accidents and injuries associated with the transport of personnel and materials at height. It also helps in complying with building codes and safety regulations that govern construction practices in urban areas. By having an elevator in "ready" mode, sites can be more accessible and organized, contributing to overall site safety and efficiency.

No elevators required

Only a service elevator

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