Checking a new elevator panel before the inspector arrives
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Elevator work is inspected against dimensions somebody else will take, so the only real question is whether you take them first. The T1 Tomahawk records panel locations while the protective film is still on, which turns anything out of tolerance into a quiet fix rather than a line on a report. A re-inspection costs a day and a trip; the check costs a minute.
Why check before the inspection
- It gets inspected whether you checked or not
- T1 records it while the film is still on
- Out of tolerance becomes a quiet fix
- No line item on the report
- A re-inspection costs a day and a trip
An inspector will measure the panel location whether or not you did. Taking the dimensions yourself while the protective film is still on means anything out of tolerance is yours to fix quietly, rather than something that turns into a note on a report and a return visit.
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