Your tasks
- Design and Technical Coordination
- Review lift shop drawings, technical specifications, and equipment layouts.
- Verify lift shaft dimensions, pit depth, headroom, and machine-room requirements.
- Coordinate lift drawings with architectural, structural, and M&E drawings.
- Review technical submissions, material submissions, and method statements.
- Resolve technical issues and discrepancies with consultants and contractors.
- Site Inspection and Preparation
- Conduct site inspections before lift installation.
- Verify shaft readiness, access, openings, and structural provisions.
- Check pit waterproofing, lighting, power supply, and working conditions.
- Coordinate builder's works, including brackets, supports, openings, and lifting beams.
- Identify site constraints and report outstanding works.
- Project Planning and Coordination
- Prepare and monitor the lift installation schedule.
- Coordinate manpower, equipment delivery, materials, and lifting arrangements.
- Liaise with the main contractor, client, consultants, and lift supplier.
- Attend site coordination and progress meetings.
- Monitor project progress and identify potential delays.
- Lift Installation Supervision
- Supervise the installation of guide rails, brackets, and counterweights.
- Monitor installation of lift machines, motors, brakes, and suspension systems.
- Coordinate installation of lift cars, landing doors, and door operators.
- Supervise electrical wiring, control panels, travelling cables, and safety circuits.
- Ensure installation quality complies with approved drawings and manufacturer requirements.
- Quality Control and Inspection
- Conduct inspections at different stages of installation.
- Verify equipment positioning, alignment, clearances, and workmanship.
- Inspect delivered materials and installed components.
- Prepare inspection checklists and inspection requests.
- Identify defects and coordinate rectification works.
- Maintain quality records and ensure compliance with project specifications.
