近一年内困人故障3次可开展安全评估

Core Viewpoint - The Haikou Municipal Market Supervision Administration and the Haikou Municipal Housing and Urban-Rural Development Bureau have jointly issued guidelines for the safety assessment, hazard rectification, and complaint handling of old residential elevators, emphasizing the need for safety evaluations for elevators over 15 years old that have experienced multiple faults or complaints [1][2]. Summary by Sections Safety Assessment - Safety assessments can be initiated for old residential elevators that have been reported for quality or aging-related faults three times or more within the past year, or have caused entrapment incidents three times or more [2]. - The assessment process involves evaluating the elevator's risk level and providing recommendations for risk mitigation based on the findings [2]. Hazard Rectification - Elevator management units are required to organize hazard rectification if safety hazards are identified through inspections or assessments, and may need to cease operation of the elevator if necessary [2][3]. - If an elevator fails periodic inspections and does not pass subsequent re-inspections, immediate cessation of use and rectification is mandated [2]. Maintenance and Safety Measures - Maintenance units must conduct maintenance at least once every 15 days, maintain records, and ensure compliance with safety standards [3]. - Emergency measures and training for maintenance personnel are required, along with the establishment of a regional elevator safety rescue network [3]. Complaint Handling Mechanism - A structured complaint handling mechanism is established, allowing users to report elevator faults to the management unit, which is then responsible for thorough inspections [4]. - If the management unit fails to address issues promptly, users can seek mediation or legal recourse [4].