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Educational Focus
A compilation of ELEVATOR WORLD articles in our Educational Focus Series. These articles include hands-on construction and maintenance procedures and techniques that can be used by field personnel to install, troubleshoot and repair elevators & escalators. Directed toward the needs of service technicians and construction adjusters who install, adjust and maintain elevator and escalator systems. Chapters included are as follows: Elevator Controllers Elevator Door Operators Hydraulic Elevators Dispatching Systems Elevator Drive Systems Elevator Door Protection Systems Elevator Guide Rails Elevator Safeties and Governors Elevator Car Enclosures Elevator Hoisting Machines Escalators Elevator Communication MachineRoom-Less Elevators Elevator Suspension Systems Testing Equipment Elevator Entrances Remote Monitoring Freight Elevator Doors Elevator Management Systems
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The Elevator World Source Directory 2004

In print or on CD. Includes detailed listings of elevator/escalator industry suppliers, consultants, contractors, associations and publications. Locate companies alphabetically, geographically or by the products and/or services they provide. The CD version in Adobe Acrobat PDF format.
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Field Employees Elevator Testing Manual

This handbook was designed to provide a guide to persons assigned the task of performing various tests on electric and hydraulic passenger and freight elevators in the presence of a certified Elevator Inspector. This publication can help with understanding of what is being tested, why it is being tested and a safe means to demonstrate the function.
Softback, Wt. 1 lb. $10.00

Elevator Rescue and Fire Service Operation

by Dave Jones Bluegrass Elevator Safety Training L.L.C. This video covers the basic components and operation of phase I and phase II elevator firemans service and several rescue options on several makes of equipment.
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NEII-1-2000 Building Transportation Standards and Guidelines

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NEII-1-2000 provides a reference for the dimensional, performance, application and evaluation requirements of building transportation systems. Architects, engineers, consultants, builders, owners, elevator suppliers and other individuals involved in the installation, modernization and maintaining of building transportation systems will find these standards and guidelines an invaluable source of reference and information. Typical uses include: specifying new building transportation equipment, specifying modernization of existing building transportation equipment and evaluating building transportation maintenance and performance. The standards and guidelines are published by National Elevator Industry. Inc. (NEII), whose members are companies in the building transportation business. NEII-1-2000 Set Full Print Document and CD Including CAD Drawings Wt. 3 lbs. $37.50 NEII-1-2000 CD-Rom, Wt. 1 lb. $17.50 (Regularly $75.00)

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ADA and Building Transportation 2nd Edition

by Edward A. Donoghue Compares the numerous accessibility regulations applicable to building transportation and provides the reader with detailed information to comply with the regulations. An analysis for the regulations clearly identifies the most stringent, which if adhered to would assure compliance to all. Industry members who design, market, install, maintain, repair, modernize and inspect, as well as architects, engineers, building owners and managers, will find this handbook an invaluable reference. ADA and Vertical Transportation, written by Edward A. Donoghue, CPCA, president of Edward A. Donoghue Associates, Inc., Code and Safety consultants in Salem, New York, identifies where the various accessibility regulations apply. The regulations for elevators, wheelchair lifts and escalators are also analyzed, with explanations, examples, drawings, checklists and excerpts fromm cited documents. Softcover, 182 pages Wt. 2 lbs. $25.00 (Regularly $50.00)

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New Products for CET/CAT CAT stands for the Certified Accessibility and Private Residence Lift Technician education and certification program. CAT is a part of the CET program, a two-year education curriculum that aims at accessibility contractors. Like CET, CAT will have Grandparent and candidate options, and materials will be available from Elevator World beginning with the Grandparent Test Study Guide (right) available December 1, 2003.

CAT GRANDPARENT TEST STUDY GUIDE

This book contains a databank of over 500 questions and answers from which 125 will be randomly generated for the Certified Accessibility and Private Residence Lift Technician (CAT) Grandparent Exam. The Study Guide for this exam will be available on December 1, 2003 and the exam will be open January 1, 2004 for those who qualify. $25.00

CET Grandparenting and Continuing Education

CONTINUING EDUCATION CET GRANDPARENT ELEVATOR FIELD Certified Elevator Technicians TEST STUDY GUIDE SAFETY COURSE (CETs) who have passed the 2ND EDITION
NAEC CET Grandparent Exam (between January 2002 and December 2004) or who have completed the 4-year CET Candidate Education program will need to have 10 contact hours of continuing education including safety in order to recertify every year in December. Elevator World has packaged an Elevator Field Safety Course (EFSC) based on existing self-study materials widely available in the industry. The EFSC cost is $75.00 and counts as three and one-half (3.5) contact hours towards re-certification. $75.00 This book contains a database of the over 1,200 questions and answers from which 150 questions will be randomly generated for the Certified Elevator Technician Grandparenting Exam, given between October 1, 2002 and December 31, 2004. (Only one year left!)
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CET Educational Materials

CERTIFIED ELEVATOR TECHNICIAN (CET) EDUCATION PROGRAM MATERIALS

CET-S SUPERVISOR TRAINING COURSE
Includes Core Curriculum (First 2 Years) Textbooks and Training Aids
Kit contains: CET-S Training Manual CET-S Log Book Unit 1 - Elevator History and Basic Safety Unit 2 - Basic Print Reading Unit 3 Handling Materials & Tools/Rigging & Hoisting Unit 4 - Pit Equipment Unit 5 - Guide Rails Unit 6 - Machine Room Equipment Unit 7 - Hoistway Equipment Unit 8 - General Maintenance Practices Unit 9 - Maintenance of Traction Elevators Unit 10 Maintenance of Hydraulic Elevators Unit 11 - Maintenance of Escalators & Moving Walks Poster of Elevator Systems Anatomy of Elevators (CD) First issue of complimentary subscription of ELEVATOR WORLD

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Approximately six months study and field work (79 class hours, 1,000 field hours). Kit contains: Candidate Course Guide Unit 1 - Elevator History and Basic Safety Unit 2 - Basic Print Reading Unit 3 - Handling Materials & Tools/ Rigging & Hoisting Skills Verification Portfolio (Blue) Poster of Elevator Systems Video: Safety While Servicing Elevators Video: Safety While Installing Elevators Elevator Industry Field Employees Safety Handbook Field Maintenance Guide by Zack McCain First issue of complimentary subscription of ELEVATOR WORLD

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Field Employees Safety Handbook

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COURSE II BASICS OF INSTALLING ELEVATOR COMPONENTS

Approximately six months study and field work (90 class hours, 1,000 field hours). Kit contains: Candidate Course Guide Unit 4 - Pit Equipment Unit 5 - Guide Rails Unit 6 - Machine Room Equipment Unit 7 - Hoistway Equipment Tri-fold pamphlet History of NAEC and CET Skills Verification Portfolio (Green) The Installation Manual published by Elevator World, Inc. Electric Elevators by Fred Hymans Continuation of subscription to ELEVATOR WORLD

$550.00 (NAEC Member)

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COURSE III MAINTENANCE PRACTICES AND TESTING

Approximately six months study and field work (87 class hours, 1,000 field hours). Kit contains: Candidate Course Guide Unit 8 - General Maintenance Practices Unit 9 - Maintenance of Electric Elevators Unit 10 - Maintenance of Hydraulic Elevators Unit 11 - Maintenance of Escalators Skills Verification Portfolio (Orange) The Maintenance Manual by Zack McCain The Maintenance Field Handbook by Zack McCain The Inspection Handbook by Zack McCain Sam and Samantha by ELEVATOR WORLD Identification Installation, Lubrication and Maintenance of Power Transmission Roller Chains in ANSI B29.1 & B29.3 Continuation of subscription to ELEVATOR WORLD

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Elevator World Published by 1997, 2002

Available December 2003 $560.00 (NAEC Member) $660.00 (non-NAEC Member)

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Safety
Do you have the NEW 2003 Revisions for the 2000 Elevator Industry Field Employees Safety Handbook?
Anyone who bought the 2000 Elevator Industry Field Employees Safety Handbook before February 1, 2003, will need to purchase the 2003 Revisions separately.
33 pages (Yellow Pages), Wt. 1 lb. 75 each

Safety Training Video/DVD produced by industry training professional Zack McCain. This video/DVD follows the guidelines set forth in the 2000 Elevator Industry Field Employees Safety Handbook. An ideal safety training tool!

Service Safety: Maintenance in the pit, hoistway and machine room Maintenance of escalators and moving walks Dumbwaiter service MSDS and container labels Use of solvents and painting equipment Correct apparel and personal protection Safety harness and lanyard Lockout-tagout procedures Jumpers and alligator clips approx. 35 mins. Construction Safety:

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First Due: Elevator Rescue

Introduces the firefighter to the components of the elevator system, emergency operation of elevators, the Rescue Action Plan as it pertains to elevator rescue, discussion of different elevator rescue situations and safe operations around elevators. 1 video tape/instructors manual/ 5 workbooks Wt. 7 lbs. $175.00 Package of 5 additional workbooks Wt. 2 lbs. $40.00

The 2000 Elevator Industry Field Employees Safety Handbook in Spanish

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Manual de Seguridad de los Operarios de Obra

Translated from the Elevator Industry Field Employees Safety Handbook. Includes up-to-date safety procedures for protection of field employees on every construction or maintenance job. $6.00

Softback, 144 pages, Wt. 1 lb.

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2000 Elevator Industry Field Employees Safety Handbook

edited by the NEII Safety Committee Includes the most up-to-date safety procedures for protection of field employees on every construction site or maintenance job. 2003 revisions included. Heavy-duty vinyl, Prices: 1-50 $8.25 each; 6-ring binder, 51-100 $7.75 each; Convenient 5-1/8"x 101-500 $7.25 each 6-5/8" size, 1 lb. For orders over 500 please call for a quote.

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Maintenance/Modernization
Sam and Samantha The Mainteneers
by George R. Strakosch Sam and Samantha are fictionalized versions of real people. Their stories, which really happened, are a sample of what elevator personnel encounter in the day-to-day task of taking care of elevators. Elevator mainteneers are the front lines of the elevator business; a profession that is so unique that few other careers in the world can compare. Softback, Wt. 1 lb. $22.50

Lift Modernisation Design Guide

by Roger E. Howkins A comprehensive guide to modernization. Nine stages of any elevator modernization are detailed in a series of data sheets defining the design issues, safety implications and essential criteria particular to each scheme. Detailed drawings provide assistance in identifying components for the novice as well as the expert. Loose-leaf binder, 250 pages, Wt. 3 lbs. $79.95

ELEVATOR MAINTENANCE MANUAL and the companion ELEVATOR FIELD MAINTENANCE HANDBOOK
by Zack McCain The Elevator Maintenance Manual is an in-depth guide designed for the service technician, covering elevator maintenance programs and practices as related to both electric and hydraulic elevators. Also covers escalators and moving walks. This publication is a comprehensive how-to guide that can be used for training classes, home study or as a reference guide. The Field Handbook is a pocket-sized companion designed for the service mechanic to take into the field. Contains over 75 charts and guides. Elevator Maintenance Manual Softback, Wt. 3 lbs. $55.00 Elevator Field Maintenance Handbook Softback, Wt. 1 lb. $14.00 Elevator Maintenance Manual and the Field Handbook Set $65.00

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Construction/Design/Engineering
Elevator Mechanical Design, 3rd Edition
by Dr.-Ing. Lubimar Janovsky The technology of how to achieve the mechanical aspects of the design of an electric elevator as well as discussing why the designs are implemented in a particular way. The principles and concepts of all the mechanical components of an elevator are discussed in detail, supported wherever necessary by mathematical analysis. A full description and comparison of international standards is also included. The 3rd edition contains 40% new material and brings elevator technology into the new millennium. Hardback, 401 pages Wt. 3 lbs. $79.95

New Materials and New Technologies Applied to Elevators

by Antonio Miravete Antonio Miravete, a leading researcher in Transportation Engineering, explores the most significant changes and developments in materials and technologies as applied to elevators and escalators. This comprehensive publication provides a solid discussion of new materials and technologies through the use of text, illustrations, photographs, diagrams and formulas. It is a must for companies and individuals looking to the future of elevator and escalator design, manufacturing and function. Hardback, 272 pages, Wt. 3 lbs. $74.95

Installation Manual
Published by ELEVATOR WORLD Brimming with photos of actual installation procedures and diagrams. Although published for quite some time, the information continues to be timely and valuable. The manual includes a brief history of elevators, lessons in layout drawings and reading and describes the installation process for a traction elevator from the pit through the hoistway and into the machine room. Step-by-step descriptions are included for hydraulic elevators and escalators. Softback, 505 pages, Wt. 3 lbs. $40.00

Elevator Traffic Handbook Theory & Practice

by Dr. Gina Barney The movement of people by natural and mechanical means needs to be carefully planned: an under provision is costly or impossible to correct and an over provision is a waste of financial resources. This book deals with this subject in four parts. Up-todate with latest analysis techniques. Hardback, 456 pages Wt. 3 lbs. $125.50

Pedestrian Planning and Design

by John J. Fruin, Ph.D. Describes and qualifies the space people need to walk, queue, crowd and wait. It discusses the space people need to access buses, trains, planes, elevators and escalators as well as the number of people that can walk on stairs through corridors, turnstiles, revolving doors, etc. Contains photos, diagrams and elevator/escalator configurations. Softback, 214 pages, Wt. 1 lb. $25.00

For additional Construction, Design and Engineering needs, see: NEII-1-2000 . . . page 2 ADA and Building Transportation-2nd Edition . . . page 2
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Elevator Industry Inspection Handbook 2nd Edition
by Zack McCain Now complies with ASME A17.1 1996 and all addenda through 2000. A simple pocket reference for field use. Brimming with tables featuring the effective date of code changes. Helps the experienced elevator inspector, assures compliance with ASME QEI-1.

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Inspection Handbook
2nd Edition

Zack McCain
Published by Elevator World 1997, 2002

Softback, Wt. 1 lb. $19.00 Also see page 2 for the NEW Field Employees Elevator Testing Manual.

The Vertical Transportation Handbook Third Edition

by George R. Strakosch The Bible of the Elevator Industry is a valuable guide for both the practitioner and the uninitiated person who is faced with understanding and making decisions about the application of elevators and escalators. The book describes the application process, construction, operation, maintenance, problem solving and unique applications. Hardback, 564 pages, Wt. 3 lbs. $130.00

Elevator Electric Drives Concepts and Principles, Control and Practice

by G.C. Barney and Loher AG This book is of interest to anyone in the elevator industry concerned with the application, design and maintenance of modern hoisting machines. The technical information, in general, is universal and can be applied to any of the new solid state AC motors. Spiral Bound, 197 pages Wt. 2 lbs. $54.95

Electric Motor Repair 3rd Edition

by Robert Rosenberg and August Hand Extensive and comprehensive coverage in a uniquely divided twopart book. All illustrations are ring bound on left and all the text is ring bound on the right. There are 426 pages of illustrations and 349 pages of text, including a comprehensive index and study questions. The book covers the range from small to large motors, both AC and DC. It also includes: starting and running circuits, how to rewind motors (or how to tell if you really need to). A reference as well as a teaching tool. Spiral Bound, 784 pages Wt. 3 lbs. $95.00

A Library of Basic Electronics

by Sy Levine Book One explores basic concepts and passive components laying the foundation for more advanced study. Book Two discusses the discrete semi-conductors and opto-electronics found in most present day and many early elevator controllers. Book Three covers integrated circuits and computer concepts, as well as the black boxes found in todays microprocessorbased elevator controllers. Hardback Wt. 2 lbs. per volume $45.00 per volume $109.00 per 3 volume set Volumes 1-3 available on CD-ROM $199.95 each

The Guide To Elevatoring

Includes over 150 illustrations, over 20 forms, 3 audio tapes and checklists designed for reproduction. Table of contents: Elevator Basics and Application, Traffic Handling, Operation and Control, Modernization, Layout, Maintenance Management, Codes and Standards, Building/ Elevator Interface and Specifying. Also: 6 supplements and Elevator Industry Questions and Answers. Loose-leaf binder, 450 pages Wt. 8 lbs. $99.95

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Motor Circuit Analysis: Theory, Application & Energy Analysis

Elevator Traffic Analysis and Simulation Software

ELEVATE is the software used by designers worldwide to select the number, size and speed of elevators for all types of buildings. $2,800.00 plus $45.00 shipping ELEVATE EXPRESS also available. $500.00 Download demo software, full manual and price list at: www.elevator-world.com or phone (251) 479-4514.

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Electrical Engineering Pocket Handbook
by EASA This booklet was produced by the Electrical Apparatus Service Association (EASA). This engineering reference guide contains tables, charts and motor data carefully selected for everyday use. Softback, 114 pages, Wt.1 lb. $10.00

by Howard W. Penrose, Ph.D This publication offers a simplified approach to winding analysis of motors and transformers. A CD-ROM is included with the book. The software includes examples of predictive maintenance, troubleshooting and quality control from different types of installations. It also offers a student guidebook with data, examples and student tests that can be checked and graded through online support. Softback, 218 pages Wt. 2 lbs. $149.95

ELEVATOR WORLD Educational Package and Reference Library

by Elevator World, Inc. Compendium of materials previously published in ELEVATOR WORLD. Volume 1 Elevator Control and Operation Volume 2 Elevator Maintenance and Traffic Volume 3 Construction, Performance and Hydraulics Volume 4 Escalators, New Technology and Disasters
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A Planners Guide to the APMs 2003, by Lawrence Fabian
The growing call for livable, sustainable cities is encouraging planners to search for better ways to configure and manage urban centers and districts. Automated people movers (APMs) are now on the menu of project planners seeking to substitute traffic and parking with environmentally friendly alternatives. As a consequence, the Planners Guide to APMs has been updated in a sixth edition. It is 50% larger and comes with a seminal Primer section that calls for new kinds of city buildings as opposed to the Neo-Traditionalism. Softback, 124 pages, Wt.2 lbs. $50.00

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A History of the Passenger Elevator In The 19th Century

by Lee E. Gray The extensive research that went into this publication takes us from the technological origins of the freight hoists in England and the U.S. to the elevators and skyscrapers of 1880 1900. There is no question that anyone involved in the building industry will find A History of the Passenger Elevator in the 19th Century, fascinating and informative, with the engaging illustrations an added bonus. Hardback, 336 pages Over 175 illustrations $69.95

Elevators Through The Ages

by Michel de lOrmeraie and Maurice Poisson A fascinating and beautiful book describing the history of elevators from their birth to the present day. It is a coffee-table book with a silver cover stamped in black period engravings and color reproductions. Specify English or French. Hardback, 160 pages Wt. 3 lbs. $135.00

Moving People: From Street to Platform 100 Years Underground

Author, Ray Orton; Researcher, Nick Gaw; Book Design, Grey Lipley and John Gale Traces the history and development of the London Underground train network and the escalators that serve it. Author Ray Orton has worked for the London Underground for over 25 years and his enthusiasm for these unique machines and their environment will engage readers worldwide. Over 70 extraordinary photos! Hardback, Coffee table sized at 11" x 9-1/2", Wt. 3 lbs. $49.95

The Anatomy of Elevators Elevator Component Images on CD-Rom or slides

by Roger E. Howkins and Fred English of Ove Arup & Partners The professionals tool for selling, teaching or demonstrating. Magnificent hand-colored illustrations include: Guide Rails, Car Frames, Sectioned Views, Buffers, Rope Terminators, Governors, Safety Gears and more. Presented in a proposal or lesson, the images give the visual punch necessary to grab the reader. CD-Rom includes jpeg images and power point presentation. 34 images on slides or CD ROM, please indicate. Wt. 1 lb. $74.95 Images on this CD are also available in courtroom format. Visit the online bookstore for complete selection.

100 of the Worlds Tallest Buildings

by the International Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat Worlds tallest skyscrapers glitter in print! A spectacular selection of the tallest and most fascinating skyscrapers that have ever been constructed. This large format book features a two-page layout of each building, with photographs, statistics, descriptions and plans. Hardback, 220 pages, Wt. 3 lbs. $59.99

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Jallings Elevators
by John H. Jallings Presenting the development and design of hand, belt, steam, hydraulic and electric elevators, Jallings Elevators served as a popular reference during the early 20th century. Starting with the fundamental principles of elevator technology, the book describes mechanical equipment, as well as car and car frames, guide rails and hoist ropes. Hardback/Numbered, 420 pages, Wt. 2 lbs. $69.95

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Elevators
by Frederick A. Annett Originally published in 1961, when traction elevators were prominent, this publication is pertinent today since most of these elevators are candidates for modernization. Elevators provides vital information to anyone contemplating modernization or involved in the maintenance of such equipment. Printed by Elevator World, Inc. in its original style. Hardback/Numbered, 387 pages, Wt. 2 lbs. $69.95

Electric Elevators, Books 1 & 2 (Combined)

by Fred Hymans Fundamental elevator design and engineering. Originally published in 1931 and 1934. Includes: Electric Traction Elevators and Hoistway Equipment, Electric Elevator Motors, Electric Elevator Operators, care and maintenance, detailed descriptions of AC and DC. Lithocase Hardback, 366 pages, Wt. 2 lbs. $45.00
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by William C. Sturgeon $ 95 A compilation of 45 years of ELEVATOR WORLD editorials by William Sturgeon. He was a founding member of the National Association of Elevator Contractors and several other organizations. Reportage by Editor Sturgeon throughout the world greatly shaped ELEVATOR WORLD into a publication serving and read by the international elevator industry.

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The Concise Guide to Becoming an Independent Consultant

by Herman Holtz Packed with expert advice, helpful tips and industry secrets to successful self-marketing. Softback, 302 pages, 2 lbs. $21.95

Marketing Your Consulting and Professional Services, Third Edition

by Dick Connor and Jeff Davidson Provides the consultant with a means of establishing an effective, long-term marketing strategy one that does not solely rely on individual contacts and that can be followed throughout an organization, so maximum market penetration is assured. Hardback, 267 pages, Wt. 2 lbs. $35.00

How to Succeed as an Independent Consultant, Third Edition

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(973) 882-1167, fax: (973) 882-1717 or email: infocentral@asme.org. 10-11 ASME A17.3 Elevator & Escalator Code: ASME A17.1 Part XII Requirements for Alteration, Maintenance & Existing Installations, Las Vegas, NV Contact ASME at phone: (800) 843-2763 or (973) 8821167, fax: (973) 882-1717 or e-mail: infocentral@asme.org.

MARCH 2004 1-2 Elevator Contractors of America (ECA) Annual Meeting,

Trade Winds Island Grand Beach Resort, St. Petersburg, FL. For more information, contact Lee Arnold at phone: (952) 9483839, fax: (952) 948-3800, e-mail: larnold@roelevator.com or website: www.elevatorcontractors.com.

1-4 Use of Elevators in Fires and Other Emergencies Workshop,

Westin Peachtree Plaza Hotel, Atlanta, Ga. Sponsor: American Society of Mechanical Engineers International. For more information go to website: http://www. asme.org/cns/elevators/index.shtml.

10-14 AGC Annual Convention,

Orlando, FL. Sponsor: American General Contractors (AGC). Contact AGC at website: www.agc.org. 12 Escalator & Moving Walk Inspection, Las Vegas, NV Contact ASME at phone: (800) 843-2763 or (973) 882-1167, fax: (973) 882-1717 or e-mail: infocentral@asme.org.

2-3 Techische Akademie Heilbronn, Institute for Weiterbildung, Heilbronn, Germany.

Contact TAH at phone: (49) 07131-568063, fax: (49) 07131-568065, e-mail: tah@fh.heilbronn.de or website: www.fh.heilbronn.de/TAH.

18-20 NAESAI Eastern Region Spring Workshop, Clairon Resort

Fontainebleau Hotel, Ocean City, MD. Sponsor: NAESA International. Contact Raymond D. Troiano at phone: (706) 7216026 or e-mail: Ray@Mail.MCG.EDU or Des De Simone at phone: (301) 779-9116.

4-8 ASA Annual Business Forum & Convention, Caribe Hilton, San Juan,
Puerto Rico. Sponsor: American Subcontractors Association. Contact Mike Starkweather at phone: (703) 684-3450, ext. 1320, fax: (703) 836-3482, e-mail: mstarkweather@asa-hq.com or website: www.asaonline.com.

22-26 ISO/TC178 Plenary Meetings, Paris. Sponsor: International

Orgainzation for Standardization (ISO). Contact ISO/TC178 Secretariat Nicole Michelet at phone: (33) 1-41628465, fax: (33) 1-49179000 or e-mail: nicole.michelet@afnor.fr.

7-11 Buildex 2004, Dhahran

International Exhibitions Center, Damman, Saudi Arabia. Contact Samer AL-Khaldi at phone: (966) 38591888, ext. 120, e-mail: samer@dhahran-expo.com or website: www.dhahranbuildex.com. 8-9 Elevator Control Technology, Norman, OK Contact ASME at phone: (800) 8432763 or (973) 882-1167, fax: (973) 882-1717 or e-mail: infocentral@asme.org. 8-11 ASME A17.1 Safety Code for Elevators & Escalators, Las Vegas, NV Contact ASME at phone: (800) 843-2763 or

24-26 Ele-Espaa, La Farga Exhibition Center, Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona, Spain. Sponsors: The International Association of Elevator Engineers (IAEE) and Vertical Report. Contact IAEE at e-mail: iaee@elevcon.com or website: www.elevcon.com. 25-26 Buildings Show NEOCorr West, L.A. Mart, Los Angeles, CA. Contact
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APRIL 2004
15-18 China World Elevator Expo 2004, Shanghai International Exhibition
Center, Shanghai, China. Sponsors: State Economic and Trade Commission and China Ministry of Construction. Contact Zhang Lexiang, China Elevator Association at phone: (86) 316-2311426, fax: (86) 3162311427 or e-mail: lexiang@cwee.com.

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Aegean Elevator & Moving Stairs Association (EAYSAD). Contact Efor Fuarcilik Organizasyon at Ziya Gkalp Bulvari, No: 21 Kat: 4 Daire: 9, Alsancak, ZM R, Turkey, phone: I I (90) 232-463-88-94, fax: (90) 232-463-8623, e-mail: info@eforfair.com or website: forfair.com/eng/inelex.htm.

JUNE 2004
8-9 BuildingsNY, Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, New York, NY. Sponsor: Associated Builders and Owners of Greater New York. Contact Joe Scalzo at phone: (203) 840-5915, fax: (203) 840-9915, e-mail: jscalzo@reedexpo.com or website: www.reedexpo.com. 9-12 CECA Annual Convention,
Fairmont Hotels & Resorts, MontTremblant, Quebec, Canada. Sponsor: Canadian Elevator Contractors Association. Contact Nicole Bordeleau at phone: (877) 611-2505, fax: (450) 889-2206 or website: www.fairmont.com.

17-21 NAEC Educational Conference, Sawgrass Marriott Resort &

Beach Club, Point Vedra Beach, Florida. Sponsor: National Association of Elevator Contractors. Contact NAEC at phone: 1-800900-6232, fax: (770) 760-9714, e-mail: info@ naec.org or website: www.naec.org.

21-23 Construct America,

McCormick Place, Chicago, IL. Sponsor: The CSI Show and the TFM Show. Contact Construction Specifications Institute at phone: 1-800-689-2900, fax: (703) 684-0465, e-mail: membcustsrv@ csinet.org or website: www.csinet.org.

27-29 Elevcon Istanbul 2004,

Kempinski Hotel, Istanbul, Turkey. The 14th International Congress on Vertical Transportation Technologies. Organized by the International Association of Elevator Engineers (IAEE). Sponsored by ASRAY. Contact Ami Lustig at fax: (972) 3-573 2893 or e-mail: esl@netvision.net.il.

16-17 Vertical Transportation Conference for Colleges and Universities, University of Michigan, Ann
Arbor, Michigan. Contact Terri Emmons at phone: (734) 647-5720, fax: (734) 647-5752 or e-mail: temmons@bf.umich.edu.

29-May 2 NAVTP Annual Forum,

Sofitel Chicago Water Tower, Chicago, IL. Contact NAVTP at phone: (540) 772-1652, fax: (540) 772-1658 or website: www.navtp.org.

25-26 Buildings Show NEO Corr, The Merchantise Mart, Chicago, Il.
Contact Buildings Magazine at website: www.buildings. com/liveevents.

MAY 2004
3 A17 Standards Committee Meeting, St. Louis, MO. Contact
Geraldine Burdeshaw at phone: (212) 5918523 or fax: (212) 591-8501.

26-29 North American Commercial Real Estate Congress and The Office Building Show,
Royal York Hotel and Metro Toronto Convention Center, Toronto, Canada. Sponsor: Building Owners and Managers Association International. Contact BOMA at phone: (202) 408-2662, fax: (202) 371-0181 or website: www.boma.org/Events/.

21-23 INELEX 2004, Culturepark Fair Ground, Izmir, Turkey. Sponsor:

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Alligator in the Elevator

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ASME A17.1 2000 HANDBOOK SAFETY CODE FOR ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS
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