The Elevator Supervisory Course is designed to develop site supervision, inspection, documentation, and project coordination skills required during elevator installation and handover. This course focuses on lift shaft inspection, paperwork, site visits, shaft take-over procedures, checklist preparation, installation planning, and site progress monitoring.

Through structured online lessons, learners will understand how to coordinate with civil teams, elevator installers, vendors, and clients, ensuring safe installation, quality control, and on-time project completion.

Who This Course Is For

• Elevator supervisors & site engineers

• Installation coordinators

• Maintenance supervisors

• Civil / electrical supervisors involved in lift projects

• Technicians moving into supervisory roles

Key Learning Areas

1. Lift Shaft Inspection & Take-Over

• How to check lift shaft dimensions

• Plumb, level, and squareness checks

• Pit depth and overhead clearance verification

• Guide rail bracket position checks

• Shaft lighting, ventilation & safety provisions

• Shaft take-over procedure from civil contractor

2. Paperwork & Documentation

• Drawing verification (GA, shaft drawings)

• Civil readiness certificates

• Shaft inspection reports

• Safety compliance documents

• Installation checklists

• Client & consultant approvals

3. Site Visit & Inspection Process

• Pre-installation site visit checklist

• Coordination with civil, electrical & client teams

• Identifying civil and structural deviations

• Reporting issues and follow-up procedures

• Site safety inspection during visits

4. Checklist Preparation

• Purpose of checklists

• Shaft inspection checklist

• Pre-installation checklist

• Installation stage-wise checklist

• Safety and quality control checklist

• How to write observations and remarks

5. Preparation Before Installation Start

• Material readiness confirmation

• Power availability check

• Shaft handover approval

• Manpower planning

• Tool & equipment readiness

• Safety briefing and toolbox talks

6. Monitoring Site Progress

• Installation stage planning

• Daily and weekly progress tracking

• Installation milestone mapping

• Delay identification and correction

• Manpower productivity tracking

• Vendor coordination

7. Target Date & Completion Planning

• Installation schedule preparation

• Target date commitment

• Progress vs plan comparison

• Managing delays and risk factors

• Final inspection and handover planning