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When someone is injured on an escalator, the building owner is always in scope, whoever maintains it. What the non-delegable duty means for shopping…
A specification written without independent input protects the contractor, not the owner. The mistakes developers keep making, and what a…
Appointing a maintenance contractor does not protect your insurance position. Insurers look for evidence that you oversaw the contractor, and most…
Without independent oversight, a lift tender produces proposals that cannot be compared. What goes wrong when no consultant writes the specification…
NCC 2025 has been in force for over a year, and a lift compliant under the previous code is not automatically compliant now. Which buildings carry…
A strata committee is a PCBU with a non-delegable duty for its lift. Paying the maintenance invoices does not meet it. Where committees get burned…
When a lift incident occurs, the building owner is always in scope for liability. Appointing a contractor meets part of the duty but never transfers…
A well-maintained thirty-year-old lift can outperform a neglected ten-year-old one. Why maintenance quality, component condition and load tell you…
Tenants never mention a lift that works and always notice one that does not. What a poorly performing lift costs in satisfaction, retention and asset…
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