Elevator Mechanic / Adjuster (QEI, Controller Troubleshooting)

What You'll Do7

• Read straight-line wiring diagrams to pinpoint faults in elevator controllers and safety circuits.
• Assess cases involving intermittent faults, safety chain breaks, and door operator malfunctions.
• Offer expert input on adjusting and testing hydraulic and traction elevator systems.
• Check the accuracy of diagnostic paths and code references in troubleshooting scenarios.
• Write detailed feedback on relief valve and bleed-down test results.
• Apply ASME A17.1 code requirements to controller troubleshooting and safety system questions.
• Communicate findings and recommendations in clear written assessments and verbal discussions.

Requirements6

• Extensive experience as an elevator mechanic, adjuster, troubleshooter, or QEI inspector, with a focus on controller and safety-circuit diagnostics.
• Proficiency in reading and interpreting straight-line wiring diagrams and electrical schematics.
• In-depth knowledge of ASME A17.1 codes and demonstrated experience applying them to real-world elevator systems.
• Capability to identify, analyze, and explain complex, intermittent faults and safety issues.
• Hands-on expertise with both hydraulic and traction elevator systems, including relief valve and bleed-down testing procedures.
• Exceptional written and verbal communication skills for detailed technical feedback and collaborative discussion.

Preferred Qualifications1

• IUEC journeyman status or QEI certification.

Who Should Apply

This role suits an experienced elevator mechanic, adjuster, or QEI inspector who reads straight-line wiring diagrams with ease and knows ASME A17.1 inside out. You should be comfortable diagnosing intermittent faults and explaining your reasoning in writing. IUEC journeyman or QEI certification is a plus.

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