A penalty enforcement process is utilized where violations are not abated timely. Monitoring of Subcode Officials and Inspectors in municipalities and third party agencies is carried out routinely. Technical assistance is given to all parties requesting help specific to the Elevator Subcode. Elevator devices consist of elevators (hydraulic, traction, winding drum, roped hydraulic, rack & pinion and limited use limited access), escalators, moving walks, dumbwaiters, wheel chair lifts, chair. Please note, only PAPER plans (layouts) are reviewed at this time by the Elevator Safety Unit. The Elevator Safety unit registers all elevator devices in the State of New Jersey.
The local Construction Official is notified of the elevator release and permit documentation is coordinated between the required parties. All elevator (layouts) plans are reviewed (for a final release) at the State office, owners/applicants are billed and releases are completed. The unit reviews building plans containing elevator devices (for a partial release) at the municipality's office. If the State has jurisdiction in a town, this unit also coordinates the Elevator Subcode portion of Plan Review and Permitting with the municipality and the applicant/owner. In all three circumstances, Municipal Construction Officials are expected to periodically review the list of registered elevator devices in their municipalities and bring any necessary changes to the Elevator Safety unit's attention via e-mail to here to access the DCA Service Portal where you can search all registered elevator devices by county and municipality. Owners are billed for inspections directly by the State. The unit conducts all cyclical and acceptance (inspections under permit) inspections. If the State has jurisdiction in a town, the Elevator Safety unit coordinates inspections between the owner, elevator company and the State. It may give jurisdiction to the State, it may hire its own local Subcode Official, or it may subcontract to a third party agency. There are three choices a NJ municipality may make regarding the jurisdiction of the elevator subcode in its town. So, youve dropped your keys down the narrow crack where the doors open in an elevator. The elevator subcode is regulated under the Uniform Construction Code in Subchapter 12. Find the latest information on elevator codes, laws and safety standards. Elevator devices consist of elevators (hydraulic, traction, winding drum, roped hydraulic, rack & pinion and limited use limited access), escalators, moving walks, dumbwaiters, wheel chair lifts, chair lifts and man lifts. Figure 42: An interior view of the drop key engaging the hoistway door lock. The Elevator Safety unit registers all elevator devices in the State of New Jersey. Figure 7: On a hydraulic elevator personnel can expect to find cylinders.
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