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NATIONAL ELEVATOR INSPECTION SERVICES

ELEVATOR CONSULTING DIVISION

A Division of Bureau Veritas North America 11973 Westline Industrial Dr. Suite 100 St. Louis, MO 63146

314-620-8648 800-886-6347

November 17, 2014

Adam Ramseyer

Department of the Army St. Louis District Corps of Engineers Rivers Project Office 301 Riverlands Way West Alton, Missouri 63386

Re: Melvin Price Lock and Dam Contract W912P9-14-P-1183

#1 Lock and Dam Way, East Alton, IL

ELEVATOR A17.1 INSPECTION AND CONSULTING SERVICES REPORT

Abutment Elevator

Machine Room:

Seismic Risk Zone 2 or greater: Rope retainers shall be provided on machine sheave and deflector sheave to inhibit displacement of ropes.

Machine – Clean down to remove dirt and rouge from ropes.

Machine Brake- Drop, clean and lubricate brake components for smooth operation. Inspect brake lining for proper wear and residual life.

Drive motor – Check motor brushes for excessive wear and replace if necessary.

Install rope lubricators.

Governor – Clean, lubricate, and routine for proper operation. Calibrate for proper pull through operation. Replace cover.

Unintended Movement Prevention – It is recommended that a rope gripper be installed to prevent unintended car movement.

Light Switch – Replace protective cover.

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APPENDIX A - MPLD ELEVATOR INSPECTION REPORTS

ELEVATOR CONSULTING DIVISION

A Division of Bureau Veritas North America

Hoistway:

Hoistway doors o Install door restrictors o Clean and paint hoistway side.

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Clean dirt and debris from hoistway sills.

Clean lubricate and paint sill mounted door closers. Replace if necessary.

Clean and paint door tracks.

Clean and paint facia and hanger covers

Hoist Ropes- Ropes are rouging and under sized and must be replaced. Install new wedge shackles at each end and hobbled with ½” cable to prevent spinout in lieu or wood.

Replace governor rope.

Lubricate all hoistway switch rollers

Car Top – Remove loose parts. Clean, prime and paint.

Door Operator- Replace rusted chain. Lubricate pivot points. Remove rust from cam box cover, brackets, and control arms and then paint.

Car Door Tracks and Hangers– Remove rust and paint.

Basement level hoistway door: Sill mounted door closer has become detached causing a gap between the slow and fast speed doors. Replace closer.

Counterweight roller guide – Replace noisy roller guide.

Basement car button does not latch until the second push. Investigate and correct.

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Door Gap at Basement Level Rope Rouge

No Rope Retainers Missing Cover

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Rusting Car Door Equipment Rusting Car Top Equipment

Rusting Hoistway Doors & Facia Dirt on Hoistway Sills

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Rope Shackles Hobbled with Wood

Pier 1 Elevator

Bottom floor hoistway doors. – Adjust and/or replace components of the door locks for proper operation.

Pier 3 Elevator

Machine – Clean down to remove dust and oil.

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Install lighting above controller.

Install OSHA compliant safety railing at machine room hatch door to mitigate fall hazard.

o Clean and paint hoistway side.

Clean dirt and debris from hoistway sills and paint.

Clean lubricate and paint sill mounted door closers. Replace if necessary.

Clean and paint door tracks.

Clean and paint facia and hanger covers.

Adjust facia so car does grag when passing.

Replace hanger cover at 3rd floor.

Hoist Rope Shackles - Hobble with ½” cable to prevent spinout in lieu or wood.

Deflector Sheave – Correct bearing noise.

Car Top – Remove loose parts. Clean, prime and paint.

Door Operator- Replace rusted chain. Lubricate pivot points. Remove rust from cam box cover, brackets, and control arms and then paint.

Car Door Tracks and Hangers– Remove rust and paint.

Replace noisy roller guides.

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Shackles Hobbled with Wood

Cast Iron Hoistway Sill Rusting

Install Safety Railing

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Pier 4 Elevator

Machine – Clean down to remove dust and oil.

Install lighting above controller.

Install OSHA compliant safety railing at machine room hatch door to mitigate fall hazard.

o Clean and paint hoistway side.

o Replace sight guard at 1st floor o Basement doors do not close on their own due to rust and debris in sill.

Hoistway Sills - Clean dirt and debris from hoistway sills and paint.

o Replace bowed sills at 1st and 4th floors so door gibs are fully engaged.

This is could become a dangerous situation should someone fall against the doors and then tumble into the hoistway.

Clean lubricate and paint sill mounted door closers. Replace if necessary.

Clean and paint door tracks.

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Clean and paint facia and hanger covers. Adjust facia so the car does not drag on it.

Repair broken wire for earthquake protection and replace relay in pc board.

Hoist Rope Shackles - Hobble with ½” cable to prevent spinout in lieu or wood.

Car Top o Remove loose parts.

o Remove approximately 300 lbs. of weights from car top.

o Top of car handrail is below 42” at certain points. Adjust to proper height.

o Clean, prime and paint.

Door Operator- Replace rusted chain. Lubricate pivot points. Remove rust from cam box cover, brackets, and control arms and then paint. Adjust so doors do not slam at 4th floor.

Car Door Tracks and Hangers– Remove rust and paint.

Rusty Hoistway Sill

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Rusty Car Top

Door Gibs Barely in Sill Groove 4th Floor

Weights on Car Top

Sightguard

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1st Floor Hoistway Door

Cwt. Rope Shackles with Wood

Sightguard Missing

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Put A/C power into Conduit

Install Safety Railing

A/C power cable tripping hazard

Rusting Selector Tape

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Pier 11 Elevator

Out of service at time of audit.

Standby Power Operation is defined as:

Upon loss of normal power, adequate standby power will be supplied via building electrical feeders to simultaneously start and run one car in each group and single cars at contract car speed and capacity.

Automatically return one car at a time, in each group and single car(s), nonstop to designated floor, open doors for approximately 3.0 seconds, close doors and park car.

During return operation, car and hall call pushbuttons shall be rendered inoperative. As each car parks, system shall immediately select the next car until all cars in a group have returned to the designated floor. If a car fails to start or return within 30 seconds, system shall automatically select the next car in the group to automatically return.

When all cars in a group have returned to the designated floor, one car in each group shall be designated for automatic operation. When a service demand exists for 30 seconds and designated car fails to start, next available car in the group shall be automatically selected for operation.

The elevators do not have emergency power operation. When power is lost at the MPLD a switch gear transfers power from the utility to generators. The elevators see no difference.

Weather Protection Recommendations:

Elevators Abutment, Pier 3, Pier 4

Install doors at all top floor locations and keep them closed to prevent blowing rain from flowing down the hoistway damaging equipment.

Since no metal surfaces are painted to protect against direct moisture there is little to be done at this point. Remove rust and painting all exposed surfaces that can be reached with a marine epoxy paint will help inhibit further damage.

o Facia o Hanger Covers o Car Tops o Car Door Operator Covers o Guide Rails o Car and Counterweight frames o Buffers

ELEVATOR CONSULTING DIVISION

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Replace existing hoistway door tracks, hangers, sill mounted door closers with zinc galvanized or cadmium plated ones.

Pier 3 &4 Elevators – Replace all cast iron hoistway sills with nickel silver finish.

Place neoprene weather stripping across the top of hanger covers to protect hoistway door equipment from rain flowing down hoistway.

Replace existing car door tracks and hangers with zinc galvanized or cadmium plated ones.

Install GAL weather resistant door operators.

Replace floating selector tape with stainless steel ones.

Conclusion:

The elevators are in need of a systematic preventative maintenance program.

ELEVATOR CONSULTING DIVISION

A Bureau Veritas Company

March 23, 2015

Adam Ramseyer

Department of the Army St. Louis District Corps of Engineers Rivers Project Office 301 Riverlands Way West Alton, Missouri 63386

Re: Melvin Price Lock and Dam Contract W912P9-14-P-1183

#1 Lock and Dam Way, East Alton, IL

ELEVATOR A17.1 INSPECTION AND CONSULTING SERVICES REPORT

Machine – Seal all oil leaks.

operation. Inspect brake lining for proper wear and residual life. Remove rust from brake drum and paint.

proper pull through operation.

Fire Extinguisher is out of date.

ELEVATOR CONSULTING DIVISION

A Bureau Veritas Company o Install emergency door unlocking escutcheon tubes. It is very difficult to get the key in the door.

Clean lubricate sill mounted door closers.

Clean door tracks.

Hoist Ropes- Hobble rope shackles with ½” cable to prevent spinout in lieu or wood.

Lubricate all hoistway switch rollers

Counterweight Frame o Replace deteriorated roller guides on the bottom of the frame.

o Clean dried silt from bottom of frame and paint if necessary.

Car

Door Operator- Lubricate chain. Lubricate pivot points.

Top of Car Lighting - Install light bulb guard to prevent accidental electrocution.

Car roller guides – Replace bottom roller guides to provide smooth operation.

Repair phone in car for proper communication.

Car Lighting- Replace missing light tubes and ceiling panels.

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Seal Machine Oil Leaks

Routine Brake

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Lubricate Door Operator Chain

Lubricate Door Closer Pivot Points

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Replace Worn Counterweight Roller Guides

Replace Wood Hobbling on all Rope Shackles with ½” Cable

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Place Protective Guard on light Bulb

Repair Emergency Phone for Proper Operation

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Replace Light Tubes and Ceiling Panels

Service Out of Date Fire Extinguisher in Machine Room

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Weather Protection Recommendations:

It can be seen that water occasionally gets in the pit and the counterweights were left in the water for some length of time. The pit should be kept dry and the pit equipment free from rust.

Other than that the hoistway equipment is in a dry location.

Conclusion:

The elevator is in need of a systematic preventative maintenance program.

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1.2 Stop switches lxl D

1.3 Operating control devices ~ D D

1.4 Sills & car floor !XI D

1.5 Car lighting & receptacles ~ D

1.6 Car emergency signal(tlghtin:W D IY D

1.7 Car door or gate Ix

1.8 Door closing force I (a I f.<;:, - Ix D

1.9 Power closing of doors or gates IX

1.10 Power opening of doors or gates lX

1.11 Car vision panels & glass car doors D IX

1.12 Car enclosure . ~ -

1.13 Emergency exit [X D

1.14 Ventilation D< n

1.15 Signs & operating device symbols f)i D D

1.16 Rated load, platform area & data plate Ix D D

1.17 Standby power operations D x

1.18 Restricted opening of car or hoistway doors ~

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1.20 Communication DeviceOhrone~, Radios, etc. R

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2.1 Access to machine space

2.2 Headroom

2.3 Lighting & receptacles ·

2.4 Machine space

·2.5 Housek.eeping

2.6 Ventilation

2.7 Fire extinguisher

2.8 Pipes, wiring & ducts

2.9 Guarding of exposed auxiliary equipment

2.10 : : of elevators, machines & disconnects

2.11 Disconnecting means & control

2.12 Controller wiring, fuses, grounding, etc.

2.13 Governor, overspeed switch & sea l

2.14 Code data plate

2.15 Static control

2.16 Overhead beam & fastenings

2.17 Drive machine break

2.18 Traction drive machines

2.19 Gears, bearings & flexible couplings

2.20 Winding drum machine & slack cable dev

2.21 Belt or chain-drive machine

2.22 Moto generator

2.23 Absorption of regenerated power

2.24 AC drives from a DC source

2.25 Traction sheaves

2.26 Secondary & deflector sheaves

2.27 Rope fastenings ~) 0 /1..J. JT':r ~\;:>a I (11~ Y-

2.28 Terminal stopping devices

2.29 Car & ~"'Aterweigl'ifSllfeties

2.30 Hydraulic power unit

2 .31 Relief valves

2.32 Control valve

2.33 Tanks

2.34 Fle.xible hydraulic hose & fitting assemblies

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2.38 Roped water hydraulic elevators

2.39 Low oil protection

2.40 Inspection control

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3.3 Top of car operating device

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3.4 Normal terminal stopping, devices

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3.6 Final & emergency terminal stopping devices

3.7 Cc:ir leveling & anticreep devices

3.8 Top emergency exit

3.9 Floor & emergency identification numbering

3.10 Hoistway construction

3.11 Hoist.way .smoke control

3.12 Pipes, wiring & ducts '

3.13 Windows, projections, recess~s & setbacks

3.14 Hoistway clearances

3.15 Multiple hoistways

3.16 Traveling cables & junction boxes \

3.17 Door & gate equipment

3.18 Car frame & stiles

3.19 Guide rails fastening & equipment

3.20 Governor rope ~1 1c...'n'-""

3.21 Gqvernor relea'sing carrier

3.22 Wire rope fastening & hitch plate

3.23 Susp~nsion rope

3.24 Top counterweight clearance

3.25 Car, c;>verhead & deflector sheaves

.3.26 Broken rope, chain or tape switch _

3.27 Crosshead data plate &,.roPe'Oata fag$/

3.28 Counterweight & counterweight buffer

3.29 Counterweight safeties

3.30 speed test

3.31 Slack rope device-roped hydraulic elevators

3.32 Traveling sheave·roped hydraulic elevators

3.33 Compensating ropes & chains

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Abutment Pier Elevator Violations

Emergency car lighting does not operate.

Emergency communications telephone does not operate.

No code data plate on controller.

No anti-spin cable installed in suspension rope shackles.

No floor identification numbering on hoistway side of doors.

Governor rope shows signs of rust.

Governor pull-through force exceeds 500 lbs.

Pull out force should not be more than 60% of actual governor rope pull-through force .

Suspension ropes rusted and undersized, replacement required.

No suspension rope data tags as required.

Basement slow speed hoistway door not closing fully, creating unsafe gap.

There are no elevator lobby doors installed at the 41 h floor to prevent weather to reach elevator suspension ropes and top of car equipment.

Firefighter's Service does not recall the elevator to the main floor of egress.

The State of Illinois Safety Code for Existing Elevators would require that this elevator be removed from service until the suspension ropes were replaced, the governor forces adjusted and re-tested, and the gap in the basement hoistway door eliminated.

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Satisfactory Unsatisfactory N/A Elevator- Inside of Car

1.1 Door reopening device D D IZI

1.2 Stop switches IX

1.3 Operating control devices ~ D D

1.4 Sills & car floor I.>

1.5 Car lighting & receptacles I) D ,

1.6 Car emergency signal-lighting ffi,~ "'I D l.X

1. 7 Car door or gate

1.8 Door closing force LX

1.9 Power closing of doors or gates ~

1.10 Power opening of doors or gates D Jx

1.11 Car vision panels & glass car doors l)< D

1.12 Car enclosure k'i D

1.13 Emergency exit I) D

1.14 Ventilation IX D

1.15 Signs & operating device symbols x D

1.16 Rated load, platform area & data plate lX D D

1.17 Standby power operations D y1

1.18 Restricted opening of car or hoistway doors D IX

1.19 Car ride IXl D

1.20 Communication Devices(Phonei> Radios, etc. L><l

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2.2 Headroom

2.3 Lighting & receptacles

2.4 Machine space

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2.6 Ventilation

2.7 Fire extinguisher I

2.8 Pipes, wiring & ducts

2.9 Guarding of exposed auxiliary equipment

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2.11 Disconnecting means & control

2.12 Controller wiring, fuses, grounding, etc.

2.13 Governor, overspeed switch & seal

2.14 Code data plate

2.15 Static control

2.16 Overhead beam & fastenings

2.17 Drive machine break

2.18 Traction drive machines

2.19 Gears, bearings & flexible couplings

2.20 Winding drum n:iachine & slack cable dev

2.21 Belt or chain-drive machine

2.22 Moto generator

2.23 Absorption of regenerated power

2.24 AC drives from a DC source

2.25 Traction sheaves

2.26 Secondary & deflector sheaves

2.27 Rope fastenings

2.28 Terminal stopping devices

2.29 Car & counterwe_ight safeties

2.30 Hydraulic power unit

2.31 Relief valves

2.32 Control valve

2.33 Tanks

2.34 Flexible hydraulic hose & fitting assemblies

2.35 Supply line & shutoff valve

2.37 Pressure switch

2.38 Roped water hydraulic elevators

2.39 Low oil protection

2.40 Inspection control

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2.42 Static control

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3.1 Top of car stop switch

3.2 Car top light & outlet

3.3 Top of car operating device

3.4 Normal terminal stopping, devices

3.5 Cle'arance, refuge space standard railing

3.6 Final & emergency terminal stopping devices

3.7 Car leveling & anticreep devices

3 .8 Top emergency exit

3.9 Floor & emergency identification numbering

3.10 Hoistway construction

3.11 Hoistway .smoke control

j,12 Pipes, wiring & ducts '

3.13 Windows, projections, recess~s & setbacks

3.14 Hoistway clearances

3.15 Multiple hoistways .'

3.16 Traveling cables & junction boxes \

3.17 Door & gate equipment

3.18 Car frame.& stiles

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3.20 Governor rope

3.21 Governor releasing carrier

3.22 Wire rope fastening & hitch plate

3.23 Susp~nsion rope

3.24 Top counterweight clearance

3.25 Car, overhead & deflector sheaves

.3.26 Broken rope, chain .or tape switch

3.27 Crosshead d9ta plate &-FeJ'e-dafa tag!

3.28 Counterweight & counterweight buffer

3.29 Counterweight safeties

3.30 Speed test

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3.32 Traveling sheave-roped hydraulic elevators

3.33 Compensating ropes & chains

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4.11 Separate counterweight hoistway D

4.12 Standby power selections.witch D I

4.13 Inspection control '

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5:3 Final&' emerg\;!h<Z{fermin:~l .stopping devices ,l.i' ! ' l.

5.4 Normal termin~l. sto;pping devices

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5, 7 Car frame & pl?tf.orm I

5.8 Car s~_fe.ties & g,uidi-11g member

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Pier 1 Elevator Violations

1.6 Emergency car signal & lighting does not operate.

1.20 The emergency communications telephone does not operate.

2.14 No code data plate on controller.

2.41 No maintenance records in equipment room.

3.9 No floor identification numbering on hoistway side of doors.

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Date: //- 0 - I I/- Code Edition, ASME A17. __ _

Inspection & Testl8'[Routine 0Periodic 0Acceptance

Inspectors Name: JJ:r-LL Q~MIUc.$5 QE-r l!_- 'fll~ St. Louis District

Inspectors ID#: IL03~30 Convey#: 2>'t-ttA-L-#? JlS()..)q

Inspection Company Name: -..!...~:....:'E-~U:::..::=::.___ __________________ _

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Elevator Location: 0Abutment Pier 0Pier 1 ~Pier3 0Pier4 0Pier 11

Make: b µ(b / m& I

Model: .::[" 1l't1- 9<!-R

Speed (fpm): ___;0..0::.-.=....o~-- Power: Jf ~/)

Emergency Phone:( ______ _ Emergency Light: Mg /.Mtf'~PT: U For all items marked " Unsatisfactory" include in the comments the item number and reason for unsatisfactory evaluation including recommendations, items for repair, etc.

Satisfactory Unsatisfactory N/A Elevator - Inside of Car

1.1 Door reopening device rx D

1.2 Stop switches ~ D

1.3 Operating control devices ~ D -

1.4 Sills & car floor ~

1.5 Car lighting & receptacles !XI D

1.6 Car emergency signal-lighting D x D

1.7 Car door or gate D

1.8 Door closing force 11:._ l h<. x D

1.9 Power closing of doors or gates x

1.10 Power opening of doors or gates )( D

1.11 Car vision panels & glass car doors D ~

1.12 Car enclosure :x D

1.13 Emergency exit )(

1.14 Ventilation I( D D

1.15 Signs & operating device symbols ~ D D

1.16 Rated load, platform area & data plate [~ D D

1.17 Standby power operations lXI

1.18 Restricted opening of car or hoistway doors D )<

1.19 Car ride x

1.20 Communication Devices:(f5fione5) Radios, etc. >( r -

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St. Louis District

2.1 Access to machine space

2.2 Headroom

2.3 Lighting & receptacles

2.4 Machine space

·2.5 Housekeeping

2.6 Ventilation

2.7 Fire extinguisher I

2.8 Pipes, wiring & ducts

2.9 Guarding of exposed auxiliary equipment

2.10 of elevators, machines & disconnects

2.11 Disconnecting means & control

2.12 Controller wiring, fuses, grounding, etc.

2.13 Governor, overspeed switch & seal

2.14 Code data plate

2.15 Static control

2.16 Overhead beam & fastenings

2.F Drive machine break

2.18 Traction drive machines

2.19 Gears, bearings & flexible couplings

2.20 Winding drum machine & slack cable dev

2.21 Belt or chain-drive machine

2.22 Moto generator

2.23 Absorption of regenerated power

2.24 AC drives from a DC source

2.25 Traction sheaves

2.26 Secondary & deflector sheaves

2.27 Rope fastenings I\) •f) A-t"rr'r"QDr ... 1 ('o J...t\J,}:"

2.28 Terminal stopping devices

2.29 Car & GOOMter>Jve,igl=lt safeties

2.30 Hydraulic power unit

2.31 Relief valves

2.32 Control valve

2.33 Tanks

2.34 Fle.xible hydraulic hose & fitting assemblies

2.35 Supply linE;.& shutoff valve

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2.37 Pressure switch

2.38 Roped water hydraulic elevators

2.39 Low oil protection

2.40 Inspection control

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St. Louis District

2.41 Maintenance ·records

2.42 Static control

Elevator - Top of Car

3.1 Top of car stop switch

3.2 Car top light & outlet

3 .3 Top of car operating device

3.4 Normal terminal stopping_ devices

3.5 Clearance, refuge space standard railing

3.6 Final & emergency terminal stopping devices

3 .7 car leveling & anticreep devices

3.8 Top emergency exit

3.9 Floor&. emergency identification numbering

3.10 Hoistway construction

3.11 Hoistway .smoke control ,

3.12 Pipes, wiring & ducts ·

3.13 Windows, projections, ~ecesse's & setbacks

3.14 Hoistway clearances

3.15 Multiple hoistw.ays !

3.16 Travelrng cables & junction boxes \

3.17 Door & gate equipment

3.18 Car frame & stiles

· 3.19 Guide rails fastening & equipment

3.20 Governor rope ;

3.21 Goverrior releasing carrier

3.22 Wire rope fastening & hitch plate

3.23 Susp,ension rope n -1qs<r .

3.24 Top counterweight clearance

3.25 Car, overhead & deflector. sheaves

3.26 Broken rope, chain or tape switch

3.27 Crosshead d~ta plate & rope data tags

3.28 Counterweight & counterweight buffer

3.29 Counterweight safeties

3.30 Speed test

3.31 Slack rope device-,roped hydraulic elevators

3.32 Traveling sheave-roped hydraulic elevators

3.33 Compensating ropes & chains

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4.4 Hoistway door' locking devcice

4.5 Access. to hoistway

4.6 Power closing, of ho.istway. dpors

4. 7 Sequence operation

4.8 Hoist'«aY enclosµre

4.9 Elevatqr Parking devi(.;es

4.10 Emergency doors i.n blind hoistways

4.11 Separate cqurit erweight hoistway

4.12 Stal")dby p0w.er sele·ction switch

4.13 Inspection control

4.14 WeC!ther Protection - 61eva~ors System Components

Elevator - P.it

5.1 Pit ,acce.ss,, lightin·g, .~:top .. ,Swit<:h.& condition

5.2 Bottom dearan~e, runby & mj.nimum refuge space

5.3 Fi.nal &',einerg~hcy' terminql st9:pping devic.es

5.4 Normal terrninaLstq:pping devices

5.5 Trave:ling cali>les ·

5.6 Govemor·rope tension devices

5,7 C~r frame & platform

5.8 Car safeties & guiding 'member

5.9 Buffers·& emergency.terminal ~peed limiting devices

5.10Compensating1=hatris,,ro,pes & sheaves

5.11 Plunger·& c.yJ·inder ,

5.12 Car buffer

5..13 Guiding members

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6.2 A17.1:-1981 thn-1 A17:1b-1:.9'$3

6.3 A17. 1~1984 thru Alij a-1998 ~ A17.3 . .

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Pier 3 Elevator Violations

1.6 Emergency car lighting does not operate.

2.14 No code data plate on controller.

2.41 No maintenance records in equipment room.

2.27 No anti-spin cable installed in suspension rope shackles.

3.9 No floor identification numbering on hoistway side of doors.

3.21 Governor pull-through force exceeds 500 lbs.

Pull out force should not be more than 60% of actual governor rope pull-through force.

Note: The State of Illinois Safety Code for Existing Elevators would require that this elevator be removed from service until the governor forces were adjusted and re-tested.

us Army Corps of Engineers ®

St. Louis District

Date: // "/I/ - ,JJ/ Code Edition, ASME A17. __ _

Inspection & Test: ~Routine 0Periodic 0Acceptance

Inspectors Name: fa'J-)... £?JtMtbh;S,.<}

Inspectors ID #: -=II-~· -=tl_,,3:..>:0l:.....:g::....:o::__ _____ _ Convey#: SU!:F!rt=-# ru1o..5?1

Inspection Company Name: --+M-"'-'-"~~13..'Z,..<L-------------------- Address: l / 9'73 i</~sTP::PF Ji,,·01JsrRJ::tT&~t-i .#1vo 9r. ~S. Mo. ~ .5JIJ.,6 Phone: ( 80D ) S56 - (Q3J/.ll E-mail: neJs, ffif).'J>-€, I.LS. D iJ 7'<2M1/Q~r'1r4s .• {l..oW'I

Elevator Location: 0Abutment Pier 0Pier 1 0Pier 3 J2S'Pier 4 0Pier 11

Speed {fpm): _CJi....·"""r;"""o'----- Power: lff(O

Model: :r..m~ /gap..

Capacity (lbs): -...!..,9.1--'o.c......:t>-'---

Make: lvN<k /MQE

Emergency Phone:( ______ _ Emergency Light: ---<./),~~""""~'---

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For all items marked "Unsatisfactory" include in the comments the item number and reason for unsatisfactory evaluation including recommendations, items for repair, etc.

Satisfactory Unsatisfactory N/A Elevator - Inside of Car

1.1 Door reopening device RJ D D

1.2 Stop switches ~ D

1.3 Operating control devices IX'.I

1.4 Sills & car floor rXJ

1.5 Car lighting & receptacles ~ D

1.6 Car emergency signa ~lightiriID r I)(

1.7 Car door or gate - ~ D D

1.8 Door closing force ,Ji, /bt,. )<

1.9 Power closing of doors or gates ~ r ,

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1.10 Power opening of doors or gates rx: - -

1.11 Car vision panels & glass car doors D ~

1.12 Car enclosure rs<

1.13 Emergency exit '.:><'

1.14 Ventilation )c

1.15 Signs & operating device symbols ~ D D

1.16 Rated load, platform area & data plate ~ D -

1.17 Standby power operations D x

1.18 Restricted opening of car or hoistway doors D ~

1.19 Car ride )< -

1.20 Communication Devicei°'Phones:)Radios, etc. x ,.

us Armv Corps of Engineers ®

St. Louis District

2.1 Access to machine space

2.2 Headroom

2.3 Lighting & receptacles

2.4 Machine space

·2.5 Housek,eeping

2.6 Ventilation

2.7 Fire extinguisher

2.8 Pipes, wiring & ducts

2.9 Guarding of exposed auxiliary equipment

2.10 '.)f elevators, machines & disconnects -

2.11 Disconnecting means & control

2.12 Controller wiring, fuses, grounding, etc.

2.13 Governor, overspeed switch & seal

2.14 Code data plate

2.15 Static control

2.16 Overhead beam & fastenings

2.l. 7 Drive machine break

2.18 Traction drive machines

2.19 Gears, bearings & flexible couplings

2.20 Winding drum machine & siack cable dev

2.21 Belt or chain-drive machine

2.22 Moto generator

2.23 Absorption of regenerated power

2.24 AC drives from a DC source

2.25 Traction sheaves

2.26 Secondary & deflector sheaves

2.27 Rope fastenings t.Jo A-Nr:r. s t'.cil n.iLR1 ~

2.28 Terminal stopping devices

2.29 Car & c-et:111te1 vveigl1t safeties

2.30 Hydraulic power unit

2.31 Relief valves

2.32 Control valve

2.33 Tanks

2.34 Flexible hydraulic hose & fitting assemblies

2.35 Supply line & shutoff valve

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2.37 Pressure switch

2.38 Roped water hydraulic elevators

2.39 Low oil protection

2.40 Inspection control

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St. Louis District

2.41 Maintenance ·records

2.42 Static control

Elevator - Top of Car

3.1 Top of car stop switch

3.2 Car top light & outlet

3.3 Top of car operating device

3.4 Normal terminal stopping, devices

3.5 Cle'arance, refuge space standard railing

3.6 Final & emergency terminal stopping devices

3.7 Car leveling & anticreep devices

3.8 Top emergency exit

3.9 Floor & emergency identification numbering

3.10 Hoistway construction

3.11 Hoistway ,smoke control

3.12 Pipes, wiring & ducts

3.13 Windows, projections, recess~s & setbacks

3.14 Hoistway clearances

3.15 Multiple hoistways

3.16 Traveling cables & junction boxes \

3.17 Door ·& gate equipment

3.18 Car frame & stiles

3.19 Guide rails fastening & equipment

3.20 Governor rope

3.21 Governor releasing carrier

3.22 Wire rope fastening & hitch plate

3.23 Susp,ension rope

3.24 Top counterweight clearance

3.25 Car, overhead & deflector sheaves

3.26 Broken rope, chain or tape switch

3.27 Crosshead data plate &([ope data tags)

3.28 Counterweight & counterwe ight buffer

3.29 Counterweight safeties

3.30 Speed test

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3.31 Slack rope device-roped hydraulic elevators

3.32 Traveling sheave-roped hydraulic elevators

3.33 Compensating ropes & chains

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4.14 Weather Protection -:Elevators System Compo'nents TXI ; . , 'Elevator - P.it ' .. I I , I

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Pier 4 Elevator Violations

1.6 Emergency car lighting does not operate.

2.14 No code data plate on controller.

2.41 No maintenance records in equipment room.

2.27 No anti-spin cable installed in suspension rope shackles.

3.9 No floor identification numbering on hoistway side of doors.

3.21 Governor pull-through force exceeds 500 lbs.

Pull out force should not be more than 60% of actual governor rope pull-through force.

3.27 No rope data tags.

Earthquake Derailment: Cable missing and system bypassed.

Note: The State of Illinois Safety Code for Existing Elevators would require that this elevator be removed from service until the governor forces were adjusted and re-tested, and the Earthquake Derailment system repaired and tested.

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Etevator Location: OAbutment Pier 0Pier 1 0Pter3 []Pier4 ~ier11

Speed (fpm): (9 OV Power: ___.lf ....... fS<=-D __ C~(lbs}: J )00

Emergency Phone: l J:>oi:.9 tJ Of -D\>n lbc Emergency Light: blo ~Pf,Mrm) &-: ~ b ·- 9,x))i ~II kJfr.$1Ttsr i ·-a-cta for atl items marked .. Unsatisfactory" indude in the comments the item number cmd reason for unsatisfactmy evaluation including recommendations, items for repair, etc_

Satisfactol y Unsatisfactory N/A Elevator-- Inside of car

1.1 Door reopening device L1:a HT RtW5 t\\tr f)~~rr.. 111 D b(I i

1.2 Stop switches ~ D D

1.3 Opera!ing ootrtro1 devices _ -- -- .. ·-

1.4 Sills & car floor )c I D

1.5 Car lighting & rea!pt:ades ~

1.6 Car emergency signaHighting x

1. 7 Car door or gate ~ l..& Door dosing furce .~K\\-., '? 0

1. 9 Power closing of doors or gat-es )(

1.10 Powel" opening of doors or gates 1)

1.11 Car vision panels & gtass car doors ~

1_12 Car enclosure ~ 1_13 Emergency exit .)

1.14 Ventilation >

1.15 Signs & operating device symbols ~ D D

1.16 Rated load, platform area & data plate )< D

1.17 Standby~ -operations - - . - . - ~

1.18 Restrtcted opening of car or hoistway doors ~

1.19-Car ride ~Dft()M ~ f\1 I ~ D {),, n'.n ):__.:Tfbl' tsM\ )<

1.20 Communication DEvices: Ph-0ne~ Radios_, etc. D lX

Elevator- -Machine Room us Armv CorPS ol Engineers ®

St. Louis District

2.1 Access to machine space

2.2 Headroom

2.3 Lighting & receptacles

2.4 Machine space

2.5 Housekeeping

2.6 Ventilation

2.7 Fire atinguisher

2.8 Pipes, wiring & duct!>

2.9 Guarding of exposed auxiliary equipment

2.10 l?Qtn'tdiug'Of elevators, machines & disronneds

2.11 Disconnecting me.ans & control

2.12 ContmU& wiring, fuses, grounding, et<:.

2.13 Govemot, ave.~ switch & seal {19., 'C t\? (\'\

2.14 Code data plate

2.15 Static control

2.16 Overhead beam & fastenings

2.17 Drive machine bRiak bh'ULe l~~/,, -- OK

2.1.8 Traction drive machines

2.19 Gears, bearings. & flexible couplings

2.20 Winding drum machine & slack cable dev

2.21 Belt or chain-drive machine

2.22 Moto generator

2.23 Absorption of regenerated power

2.24 AC. drives from a OC source

2.25 T rac:tion sheaves

.2 • .26 See-0ndary & deflector sheaves

2.2 7 Rope tastenmg_s 2 .28 Terminal stopping devices 1:_29 Car~ '°Wft\eANQifjJ:at safeties 230 Hydraulic power unit 231 Reftef vafves 232 Control valve

2.33 Tanks

2.34 Flexible hydrauf1e hose & fitting assembJies

235 Supply line & shutoff valve

2.37 Pressure switch

138 Roped water hydrauJic elevators

239 Low oil protection

2.40 Inspection control

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2.41 Maintenance cerords

2.42 Static control

Elevator-Top of Car

3.1 Top of car stop switch x

3.2 Car top f{ght & outlet )..)I) c;(.IAQ_l'\

3.3 Top of car operating device )'

3.4 Normat terminal stopping devices )(

3.5 Clearance, refugespar;e st3~iM'd reiliftg ~

3.6 Finat & emagencytermtnaf stopping deWces. )

3.7 car leveling & anticreep devires

3.8 Top emergency exit )(

3.9 Aoor & emergency identification numbering

3.10 Hoistway cnnstruc.tion ><

:l.11 Hoistway smo!te c:ontroJ

3.12 Pipes, wiring_&durt's ><

3.13 Windows, prOjections, Tecesses & setbacks

3.14 Hoistway dearana?S l><

3.15 MultipJe hoistways

3.16 Traveljng cables & junction boxes >(

3.17 Door & gate equipment x

3.18 Car frame & stiles El

3.19 Guide rails fastening & equipment >

3.20 Governor rope )

3.21 Governor releasing carrier 't'11~ 1, f>rN t+f;J) I(

3.22 Wire rope fastening & hitch plate >(

3.23 Suspension rope )<

3-.24 Top-counterweight clearance ,}<.

3.25 Car, overhead & deflector sheaves x

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3.27 Crosshead data ptate & rope data t~ - ><

3.28 Counterweight~ counterweight buffe7 },?.~ "'#~ 1 " "':'>

3.29 Countenveight safeties - -

3.30 Speed test

3.31 Slade rope devk:~ hydraulic elevators

332 Traveling sheave-roped hydraulk: elevat<>rS

3.33 Compensating ropes & chains 0

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4.4 Hoistway door lodangdevice

4.5 Access to hoist.way

4.6 Power dosing of hoistway doors

4. 7 Sequenc-e operation

4.8 Hoistway enclosure

4.9 Elevator Parking de\li!:~

4.10 Emergency doors in blind hoistways

4.11 Separate counterweight hoistway

4.12 Standby power selection switch

4.13 Inspection cofltrol

4.14 Weather Protection - Elevators System Components

Elevat:ol' - Pit

5.1 Pit ac<:ess,. lighting, stop switch & con<frt:ion(Pt'.f t:uwrl S.2 Bottom dearance, runbv & minimum refuge space -

5.3 Final & ~cy t:t!:Jminal stopping devices

5.4 Normal terminal stopping devices

5.5 Traveling cables

5.6 Governor-rope tension devices

5.7 car frame & platform

5.8 car safeties & guiding member

5.9 Buffers & emergency terminaJ speed limiting devices

5.10 Compensating chains, ropes & sheaves

5.11 Plunger & ~

S.12 Car buffel"

5.13 Guidtng members

ElevatoT- Fin! Senrice

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6.2 A17.1-1981 thru A17.lb-1983

6.3 A17.1-.1984 thruA17..1a-1998 & A17.3

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St. Louis District

Melvin Price Lock & Dam

Pier 11 Elevator

1.1 Car door light rays not operating.

1.6 Car emergency lighting not operating.

1.19 Bottom roller guide tire needs replacement.

1.20 Car emergency communications telephone not operating.

2.10 No numbering of elevator machine and disconnect.

2.41 No maintenance records in equipment room.

3.2 No guard on cartop light fixture.

3.9 No floor & emergency identification numbering in hoistway.

3.28 Four (4) rubber tires loose from wheels on bottom of counterweights.

5.1 Pit light not operating.

6.4 Keys were not available for testing of the Elevator Fire Service System.

Note; The State Of Illinois Safety Code For Existing Elevators would require that all of the above items be corrected within thirty (30) days and a reinspection performed.

Date: _____________________ Code Edition, ASME A17._______

Inspection & Test: Routine Periodic Acceptance

Inspectors Name: _________________________________________________

Inspectors ID #: ______________________________ Convey #: ______________________________

Inspection Company Name: ______________________________________________________________

Address: _____________________________________________________________________________

Phone: (______)______-________ E-mail: ________________________________________________

Elevator Location: Abutment Pier Pier 1 Pier 3 Pier 4 Pier 11

Make: ________________________________ Model: ____________________________________

Speed (fpm): ______________ Power: ______________ Capacity (lbs): ______________

Emergency Phone: (______) ______-________ Emergency Light: _____________ FL/PT: _______

For all items marked “Unsatisfactory” include in the comments the item number and reason for unsatisfactory evaluation including recommendations, items for repair, etc.

Satisfactory Unsatisfactory N/A Elevator – Inside of Car

1.1 Door reopening device

1.2 Stop switches

1.3 Operating control devices

1.4 Sills & car floor

1.5 Car lighting & receptacles

1.6 Car emergency signal-lighting

1.7 Car door or gate

1.8 Door closing force

1.9 Power closing of doors or gates

1.10 Power opening of doors or gates

1.11 Car vision panels & glass car doors

1.12 Car enclosure

1.13 Emergency exit

1.14 Ventilation

1.15 Signs & operating device symbols

1.16 Rated load, platform area & data plate

1.17 Standby power operations

1.18 Restricted opening of car or hoistway doors

1.19 Car ride

1.20 Communication Devices: Phones, Radios, etc.

Elevator - Machine Room b3odnclt

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Satisfactory Unsatisfactory N/A

2.1 Access to machine space

2.2 Headroom

2.3 Lighting & receptacles

2.4 Machine space

2.5 Housekeeping

2.6 Ventilation

2.7 Fire extinguisher

2.8 Pipes, wiring & ducts

2.9 Guarding of exposed auxiliary equipment

2.10 Pounding of elevators, machines & disconnects

2.11 Disconnecting means & control

2.12 Controller wiring, fuses, grounding, etc.

2.13 Governor, overspeed switch & seal

2.14 Code data plate

2.15 Static control

2.16 Overhead beam & fastenings

2.17 Drive machine break

2.18 Traction drive machines

2.19 Gears, bearings & flexible couplings

2.20 Winding drum machine & slack cable dev

2.21 Belt or chain-drive machine

2.22 Moto generator

2.23 Absorption of regenerated power

2.24 AC drives from a DC source

2.25 Traction sheaves

2.26 Secondary & deflector sheaves

2.27 Rope fastenings

2.28 Terminal stopping devices

2.29 Car & counterweight safeties

2.30 Hydraulic power unit

2.31 Relief valves

2.32 Control valve

2.33 Tanks

2.34 Flexible hydraulic hose & fitting assemblies

2.35 Supply line & shutoff valve

2.37 Pressure switch

2.38 Roped water hydraulic elevators

2.39 Low oil protection

2.40 Inspection control

Satisfactory Unsatisfactory N/A

2.41 Maintenance records

2.42 Static control

Elevator – Top of Car

3.1 Top of car stop switch

3.2 Car top light & outlet

3.3 Top of car operating device

3.4 Normal terminal stopping devices

3.5 Clearance, refuge space standard railing

3.6 Final & emergency terminal stopping devices

3.7 Car leveling & anticreep devices

3.8 Top emergency exit

3.9 Floor & emergency identification numbering

3.10 Hoistway construction

3.11 Hoistway smoke control

3.12 Pipes, wiring & ducts

3.13 Windows, projections, recesses & setbacks

3.14 Hoistway clearances

3.15 Multiple hoistways

3.16 Traveling cables & junction boxes

3.17 Door & gate equipment

3.18 Car frame & stiles

3.19 Guide rails fastening & equipment

3.20 Governor rope

3.21 Governor releasing carrier

3.22 Wire rope fastening & hitch plate

3.23 Suspension rope

3.24 Top counterweight clearance

3.25 Car, overhead & deflector sheaves

3.26 Broken rope, chain or tape switch

3.27 Crosshead data plate & rope data tags

3.28 Counterweight & counterweight buffer

3.29 Counterweight safeties

3.30 Speed test

3.31 Slack rope device-roped hydraulic elevators

3.32 Traveling sheave-roped hydraulic elevators

3.33 Compensating ropes & chains

Elevator – Outside Hoistway

4.1 Car platform guard

4.2 Hoistway doors

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