SUPPLEMENTAT_CATEGORY_OF_WORK_REQUIREMENTS_AND_RESPONSIBILITIES.pdf
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- BPM050956
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- Prince George's County, Maryland
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This document is a Supplemental Category of Work Requirements and Responsibilities for elevator maintenance services, specifically for the Laurel Shop located at 400 Second Street in Laurel, Maryland 20707. The contract covers preventative maintenance services for two hydraulic elevators, including comprehensive quarterly and annual inspections, testing, lubrication, cleaning, and repair of various elevator components. The maintenance requirements follow guidelines from the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM), American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) A17.1 standards, and State Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation (DLLR) safety regulations.
The elevators included in the contract are an office lift (ADA Elevator MFG. National Wheel-O*Matic Porch Lift) with a 750 lbs. passenger capacity and a shop material lift (Hy-Lift PFlow Ind.) with a 3000 lbs. capacity, both installed in 1994. The maintenance scope is extensive, covering areas such as general operation, ride quality, door equipment, hydraulic systems, rotating machinery, hoistway devices, motion controllers, and safety features. The contract requires quarterly and annual inspections with detailed checklists for each elevator component, ensuring comprehensive maintenance and potential early detection of mechanical issues.
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Supplemental Category of Work Requirements and Responsibilities 33ELEV27
SUPPLEMENTAT CATEGORY OF WORK REQUIREMENTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Scope of Contractor Services – Preventative Maintenance Services
The contractor shall provide Preventative Maintenance Services (Including Inspection, Lubrication, Testing, Adjusting, Cleaning, Repairing and Replacing of Items), and Emergency Repair Service for two Hydraulic Elevators as recommended by the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM), The American Society of Mechanical Engineers’ (ASME) most recent A17.1 - Section 8.6 (Maintenance, Repairs, Replacement, and Testing) and A17.2 recommendations and guidelines, and State Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation (DLLR) Safety Regulations and Recordkeeping of the items but not limited to the listed in Attachment IV. To include but not limited to: DLLR required 5-year Testing
Inside the Car:
1. Examine the interior of the elevator car for damage to the walls, ceiling, and handrails.
2. Examine the position indicator lights and replace any burned out lights.
3. Operate the elevator going up and down and check the leveling accuracy, acceleration, and deceleration. Make any adjustments deemed necessary.
4. Check to make sure that the door moves smoothly and does not slam or bounce.
5. Make sure the door restrictor operates properly and make any necessary repairs.
Outside the Car:
1. Check the hall stations and lights and replace any burned out lights.
2. Inspect the door panel and clearances.
3. Test the Phase 1 firefighters’ service.
Machine Room:
1. Make sure the machine room does not contain any material unrelated to the elevator.
2. Check components for leaks, unusual vibration, or wear.
3. Inspect electrical components for evidence of overheating or failure.
4. Lubricate components, if necessary.
5. Check the oil level.
6. Make any necessary adjustments or schedule follow-up service.
Top of Car:
1. Check that the stop-switch and inspection station function properly.
2. Remove any debris from the top of the car.
3. Inspect any visible components, including rollers, guide rails, and leveling devices.
4. Check the traveling cables for wear and inspect connections.
5. Inspect the door operator and its components.
6. Check the hoist-way for evidence of rodents, fire safety, and vandalism.
Pit:
1. Make sure that the stop switch, lights, and GFI outlet function properly.
2. Clean the pit and check for signs of leaks.
3. Inspect the spring buffers for signs of corrosion, alignment, and secure attachment.
4. Inspect all visible components, including rollers, guide rails, safeties, and switches.
5. Check the travel cable for wear, pinches, and snags.
6. Make sure the sump pump is clean and operating correctly.
7. The elevator mechanic must fill out a log and note any observations, problems, and recommendations.
Supplemental Category of Work Requirements and Responsibilities 33ELEV27
ELEVATOR MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS
The Contractor shall provide Preventive Maintenance Services, including Inspection, Lubrication, Testing, Adjusting, Cleaning, Repairing and Replacing of the items but not limited to the listed below as per specified schedule.
QUARTERLY BASIS
GENERAL
OPERATION
RIDE QUALITY
FLOOR LEVELING/ STOPPING ACCURACY
ACCELERATION & DECELERATION
DOOR OPEN & CLOSE OPERATION
CAR SPEED
NOISE/ VIBRATIONS
HOUSEKEEPING
MACHINE ROOM FLOOR
ROTATING MACHINERY
CAR TOP, CROSSHEADS & HITCHES
PIT FLOOR, GUARDS & STANDS
GUIDE RAILS & BRACKETS
HOISTWAY DIVIDER BEAMS & SILLS
OIL RECOVERY DEVICES & DRIP PANS
CAR STATIONS
CONTROLLER CABINETS
FIXTURES/
ILLUMINATION
CAR OPERATING PANELS
POSITION INDICATORS & CHIMES
LANTERN & GONGS
HALL PUSH BUTTONS & LAMPS
VOICE ANNUNCIATORS
ENUNCIATOR PANELS
PIT & CAR TOP LIGHTING
ON/ OFF KEY SWITCHES
LIFE SAFETY
INFRA-RED CURTAINS/ SAFETY EDGES
EMERGENCY STOP SWITCH
ALARM BELL
EMERGENCY LIGHT & BATTERY
EMERGENCY EXIT
FIRE SERVICE RECALL
CAB EXHAUST FANS
EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS
Supplemental Category of Work Requirements and Responsibilities 33ELEV27
HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
OIL LINES & RESERVOIR
PUMP MOTOR & BELTS
VALVES, SCREENS & O RINGS
PISTON & PACKING GLANDS
FLUID LEVELS
OIL TEMPERATURE CONTROL DEVICES
PUMP & MUFFLER
SEALS & COUPLINGS
DOOR EQUIPMENT
DOOR OPERATOR, LINKAGES & BELTS
GATE SWITCH & INTERLOCKS
CAR & HATCH DOOR ROLLERS
DOOR SPEEDS & TIMES
DOOR RESTRICTORS
DOOR CLOSERS & RELATED DEVICES
DOOR TRACKS & HANGERS
DOOR CLUTCH & ENGAGING MECHANISMS
DOOR PRESSURE
FORCE CLOSING/ NUDGING
DOOR GIBS/ SITE GUARDS & ASTRAGALS
ROTATING
MACHINERY
DRIVE MACHINE & SHEAVE
WORM, GEAR & SEALS
THRUST, ROLLER & SLEEVE BEARINGS
DEFLECTOR & COMPENSATION SHEAVES
HOIST MOTOR/ ARMATURE & FIELDS
MOTOR GENERATOR/ COMMUTATOR
DRUM/ DISC & ROPE BRAKES
HOIST CABLES & GOVERNOR ROPES
COMPENSATION CHAINS/ CABLES
OVERSPEED GOVERNOR & TENSION SHEAVES
TACHOMETERS & POSITIONING ENCODERS
LUBRICANTS & FLUID LEVELS
HOISTWAY DEVICES
CAR TOP INSPECTION STATION
LIMIT SWITCHES & CAMS
LOAD WEIGHING DEVICES
CAR TOP SENSORS & SELECTOR SWITCHES
ROLLER GUIDES/ SLIDE SHOES
TRAVELING CABLES
ACCESS & PIT STOP SWITCHES
SPRING/ OIL BUFFERS
SHACKLE TENSION/ ROTATE ¼ TURN
Supplemental Category of Work Requirements and Responsibilities 33ELEV27
RUN-BY-CLEARANCE
MOTION
CONTROLLER
RELAYS, CONTACTS & COILS
CONTROL FANS & FILTERS
SCR DRIVE, CHOKE & TRANSFORMER
CONTROL FUSES & OVERLOADS
ELECTRONIC REGULATORS & EXCITERS
PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS
RESISTOR TUBES & TIMERS
SAFETY CIRCUIT & TERMINAL CONNECTIONS
DISPATCHING/ GROUP OPERATION
ANNUAL BASIS
GENERAL
ALL SERVICES INCLUDED IN MONTHLY BASIS
PRESSURE HOSES
HYDRAULIC FLUID
VISCOSITY
COLOR
CONTAMINATION
FOAMING
CATEGORY 1 TEST
OIL BUFFER
SAFETIES
FIREFIGHTER SERVICE (Smoke Test)
FLEXIBLE HOSES & FITTINGS
POWER OPERATION OF DOORS
NORMAL AND FINAL STOPPING DEVICES
EMERGENCY TERMINAL SPEED LIMITING DEVICES
EMERGENCY TERMINAL STOPPING DEVICES
RELIEF VALVE SETTING AND SYSTEM PRESSURE (STATIC,
EMPTY, WORKING & RELIEF PRESSURE TESTS)
HYDRAULIC CYLINDER LEAK TEST
LOW OIL TEST
Supplemental Category of Work Requirements and Responsibilities 33ELEV27
LOCATION AND TECHNICAL DETAILS OF THE ELEVATORS
ELEVATOR: No. 1
Location: Laurel Shop, 400 Second Street, Laurel Maryland 20707
• Registration No: PG 1474 (Office Lift)
• Manufacturer: ADA Elevator MFG. National Wheel -O*Matic Porch Lift
Vertical Platform (Installed 1994 by Premier Lift)
• Model No: P1440854BN
• Serial No: L0294
• Passenger Capacity: 750 Lbs. Load American Stair -Glide Vertical Screw Drive
• Landings: 2
• Openings: 2
AND
(Shop Material Lift)
Hy -Lift PFlow Ind. 3000 Lbs. Capacity Hydraulic Lift (Installed 1994 and constructed with building)
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