ECG is independent of elevator manufacturers and maintenance contractors. Our focus is on representing the interests of the building owner and providing the information required to make informed decisions about the asset.
Whether you are experiencing ongoing elevator issues or simply want greater confidence in your current maintenance arrangements, an independent audit can provide a valuable benchmark.
An elevator maintenance agreement is an important part of protecting the reliability, safety and long-term performance of your elevator assets.
However, it can be difficult for building owners and managers to independently determine whether the level of maintenance being delivered reflects the requirements of the agreement and the needs of the equipment.
Elevator Consulting Group provides independent elevator maintenance audits to give clients a clearer understanding of equipment condition, maintenance quality and areas requiring attention.
Our role is to provide an objective assessment, separate from the elevator maintenance provider, so that decisions can be made with greater confidence.
A maintenance audit can be valuable when there are concerns about the performance, reliability or ongoing cost of an elevator system.
Clients may engage ECG when experiencing recurring breakdowns, unexplained repair costs, repeated faults or concerns about the standard of preventative maintenance being undertaken. An audit may also be beneficial when a maintenance agreement is approaching renewal, when major additional works have been recommended, or when a building simply requires an independent assessment of its current elevator maintenance arrangements.
Regular independent reviews can also assist building owners and managers in identifying emerging issues before they develop into more significant operational or capital expenditure requirements.
Our maintenance audits consider the condition and maintenance of the elevator equipment together with available service information and the requirements of the existing maintenance arrangement

Assess the overall condition, age and operation of key elevator equipment to identify deterioration, wear and areas requiring attention.

Review the standard of maintenance being provided and identify defects, deterioration or areas requiring improvement.

Review available maintenance and service records to assess servicing history, completed works and the ongoing management of the equipment.

Analyse breakdowns, callouts and recurring faults to identify reliability concerns, common issues and potential underlying equipment problems.
Talk to Elevator Consulting Group about a maintenance audit for your building.