educational materials catalog spring-summer 2015

Educational MaterialsSpring/Summer 2015

2015 Field Employees’ Safety Handbook................................. 14ADA and Building Transportation, 4th Edition.......................27Anatomy of Elevators, The ...............................................................12Calexa Software .......................................................................................2CIBSE Guide D 2010 ............................................................................18Control of Traffic Systems in Buildings .......................................19Cylinder Head Identification Handbook ...................................13Defensive Elevatoring ........................................................................33Demystifying the Step/Skirt Performance Index Test DVD ...................................................................................26DEWALT Electrical Code Reference .............................................28Educational Focus, Vol. I ....................................................................12Educational Focus, Vol. II ......................................................................1Electric Elevators, Books 1 & 2 Combined ................................36Electric Motor Control, 10th Edition............................................32Electric Motor Repair ..........................................................................13Electrical Engineering Pocket Handbook .................................20Electrical Safety Handbook .............................................................20Electricians Calculations Manual ..................................................28Electricity 1: Devices, Circuits & Materials .................................31Electricity 2: Devices, Circuits & Materials .................................31Electricity 4: Ac/DC Motors, Controls ..........................................31Electronic Variable Speed Drives ..................................................32ELEVATE™ Traffic Analysis Software .............................................. 3Elevator and Escalator Accident Reconstruction ..................33Elevator & Escalator Maintenance for Building Managers, 2nd Edition ................................................13Elevator and Escalator Maintenance Logbooks ....................13Elevator and Escalator Micropedia, 5th Edition .....................26Elevator & Escalator Rescue ............................................................15Elevator Design, Construction, Maintenance .........................18Elevator Electric Drives ......................................................................18Elevator Engineering ..........................................................................16Elevator Fire Service Operation .....................................................15Elevator Man Stories...........................................................................35Elevator Maintenance Manual and Handbook ......................11Elevator Mechanical Design, 3rd Edition ..................................16

Elevator Rescue and Fire Service Operation ...........................15Elevator Traffic Handbook Theory and Practice ....................19ELEVATOR WORLD Technical Library ..........................................16Elevators 101, 2nd Edition ...............................................................26Elevators by Annett ............................................................................36Emergency Evacuation Elevator Systems Guideline ...........15Facility Managers Maintenance Handbook ............................12Field Employees’ Elevator Testing Manual ...............................10Firefighting Operations in High-Rise Buildings .....................15Handbook of Smoke Control Engineering ..............................20History of the Passenger Elevator, A ...........................................34Industrial Electrical Troubleshooting ..........................................31Inspection Handbook, 5th Edition ..............................................10Installation Manual .............................................................................17Introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers ................32Jallings’ Elevators..................................................................................36Job Hazard Assessment Forms ......................................................14Law and Liability, 2nd Edition ........................................................33Library of Basic Electronics, A .........................................................26LIFTDesigner Software ....................................................................... 3Lift Modernisation Design Guide .................................................12Lift Technology .....................................................................................18Lifted ........................................................................................................ 34Maintenance Control Program & MRL Elevator

Inspections DVD .............................................................................11Maintenance Manager’s Standard Manual .............................13Maintenance on New Equipment Designs ..............................11More Ups than Downs ......................................................................34Moving People from Street to Platform - 100 Years Underground .................................................................35NEC Chapter-by-Chapter .................................................................28New Materials & New Technologies Applied to Elevators ........................................................................20Pedestrian Planning and Design ..................................................18Rope Dynamics DVD ..........................................................................17Rope Traction Theory & Practice ...................................................17Safety Meetings, 7th Edition......................................................... 14Sam and Samantha, The Mainteneers .......................................26Spanish/English Dictionary for Electricity &

Electronics .........................................................................................32Speaking of Issues ...............................................................................34Standard Textbook of Electricity, 5th Edition ..........................31Systems Engineering of Elevators ................................................16The Control Techniques Drives & Controls ...............................19The Elevator World Vertical Transportation Industry Profile...................................................................................29Troubleshooting & Repairing Commercial Electrical

Equipment .........................................................................................31User Reference Guide for Elevator Ropes ............................... 17Vertical Transportation Handbook 4th Edition ......................16Vertical Transportation Technology Review ...........................19Wire Ropes: Tension, Endurance, Reliability ............................17Written Maintenance Control Programs ...................................10

New .................................................................................1Software .....................................................................2-3Continuing Education Courses ..........................4-8Posters ............................................................................9Maintenance/Modernization ........................10-13Safety .....................................................................14-15Construction/Design/Engineering ..............16-20CET® Educational Materials ............................21-23CAT® Educational Materials ............................24-25Beginners / Training ................................................ 26Codes and Standards .......................................27-29Industry Statistics ..............................................29-30Electrical/Training/Troubleshooting ...........31-32Foreign Language Publications ......................... 32Legal Products .......................................................... 33Gift Ideas ...............................................................34-35Timeless Editions ...................................................... 36Just for Kids ................................................................ 36Subscriptions ............................................................ 37How to Order ............................................................ 37

ELEVATOR WORLD Subscribersreceive 15% discount on most products!*

(Excludes CET/CAT materials, Field Employees’ Safety Handbook, Software, Statistical Reports, Magazine Subscriptions

& Items On Special)

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Featured New Products

ELEVATOR WORLD Subscribersreceive 15% discount on most products!*

(Excludes CET/CAT materials, Field Employees’ Safety Handbook, Software, Statistical Reports, Magazine Subscriptions

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Vertical Transportation Industry Profile, 2014 Editionby Elevator WorldThis report provides an unbiased assessment and overview of the industry as a whole including: charts, databases, market projections, market trends for various countries, and focused reports on India, China, Italy, Canada, Mexico and the United States, including a special focus on the New York area. A nation-by-nation equipment and industry census, broken down by U.S. states, Canadian provinces, European, South American, Asian/Middle Eastern and African countries, Australia and New Zealand is also included for most geographical regions. PDF format only

Educational Focus, Volume IIby Elevator WorldThis newly-released volume compiles 20 ELEVATOR WORLD articles from our Edu-cational Focus Series published from 2008 to 2013. A few of the selected technical topics focus on drives, ropes, brakes and components. Each chapter comes with learning reinforcement questions and a tutorial where certain points within the article are elaborated or clarified to assist in the readers’ understanding of the con-tent more thoroughly. These articles include hands-on procedures and techniques that can be used by field personnel to help install, troubleshoot or repair elevators

and escalators.

Visit elevatorbooks.com for pricing information, continuing education approvals and credit hours based from this book. Volume III Coming Fall 2015!

Safety Training for Elevator Serviceby Elevator WorldFollowing the guidelines set forth in the new 2015 Elevator Industry Safety Hand-book, this 32-minute tutorial has been updated to reflect service safety proce-dures for new employees. Some topics include maintenance in the pit, hoistway and machine room, correct apparel and personal protection, lockout/tagout procedures and more. This DVD also comes with questions and answers that can

be used to quiz employees after viewing the presentation. Visit elevatorbooks.com for more informa-tion, including a sample video clip. DVD, 32 minutes, Wt. 1 lb.

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2015 Field Employees’ Safety HandbookThe all new 2015 edition is now available! Edited by the NEII Safety Committee to include the most up-to-date safety procedures for protection of field employees on every construction site or mainte-nance job.Heavy-duty vinyl 6 ring binder, convenient 5 1/8” x 6 5/8” size, 2 lb.

1-50 $11.00 each51-100 $10.50 each101-500 $10.00 each

The new Safety Meetings, 7th Edition are now available—see page 14 for more details.

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Software

Lift Safety Has A New Name

CALEXA is a unique and powerful professional software that provides thorough calculations for construction, design, inspection and examination of performance and safety of all (new & existing) lifts in compliance with the requirements of Lift directive (95/16/EC), European standards (EN 81-1 & EN 81-2 + prepared for 81-20 & 81-50) and energy efficiency (VDI 4701-1). Specifically adapted for Notified bodies and inspectors.

15 guide rail scenarios (buckling/bending, etc.)

Forces (buffers, doors, cylinders, etc.)

Five traction scenarios (coefficients, factors)

Safety factors

Machine (power, static load, etc.)

Hydraulic equipment calculations

Energy efficiency (consumption, power, etc.)

Detailed and personalized reports

Calculations Provided

Receive a free demo by emailing [email protected]. Or visit elevatorbooks.com for more information.

A Paperless Solution for your Safety ProgramManaged Online. Performed on your Phone.

Packages include: • Safety Audits• Weekly Elevator World Toolbox Talks• Jobsite Surveys

Works on all mobile platforms.

Other solutions include: • Inspections• Maintenance Control• Sales Survey • Custom Checklists

Contact us for a free demonstration and pricing information: [email protected]

Packages start as low as

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Software

ELEVATE™ is the software used by designers worldwide to selectthe number, size and speed of elevators for all types of buildings.Elevate™ can also be used to demonstrate that modernizing anexisting elevator installation will improve service for passengers.Elevate™ is an excellent tool for developing, testing, anddemonstrating your own control systems.

Some of Elevate’s features include:

• Analysis of elevator performance in offices, hotels, hospitals, shoppingcenters, residential buildings, car parks, mixed use buildings, airports,public buildings, sports and leisure complexes, schools and colleges.

• Using techniques from up peak round trip time calculations through tofull dynamic simulation incorporating a graphical display of elevatorsresponding to passenger calls.

• Easy to use Windows interface. Supplied with comprehensive user support.

Single User License for Elevate™ $2900.00 + $65.00 ShippingMultiple copy discounts, company licensing and upgrades from older versions are also available.

ELEVATE™ EXPRESSis the basic version ofElevate™, but still moreadvanced than most otherelevator traffic analysissoftware. Elevate™Express analyzes up trafficusing both round-tripcalculations and fulldynamic simulation.

Download ademonstration, fullmanual and price list at:www.elevatorbooks.comor phone (251) 479-4514Single User License forElevate™ Express$580.00.

DigiPara® Liftdesigner is a sophisticated Intelligent Elevator Configurator, which combines all the important elevator information to quickly design full scaled elevators. As DigiPara Liftdesigner works para-metrically, you can create 2D elevator drawings and 3D elevator models within seconds. All related dimensions and components are directly updated and design errors become immediately visible.

Important features of DigiPara Liftdesigner Starter Edition:

• Intelligent Elevator Configurator• EN-81 calculations• Large Supplier Library• 2D & 3D drawings• Group elevators• 2D export (DWG, PDF)• BIM Exchange for Autodesk® Revit®

Additional editions available — view them all at www.elevatorbooks.com

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Continuing Education

Most Courses Approved by: NAEC for CET/CAT, *NAESA and QEI Services for QEI, States of Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Mississippi, Montana, Okla-homa, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia and Wisconsin. Please check each course for verification of approval.

*(maximum of 0.2 CEU for online courses per annual renewal period can be applied towards mainte-nance of qualifications for QEI certified inspectors).

Need CEUs? ELEVATOR WORLD offers a variety of courses you can take to receive con-tact hours that will count towards your recertification. Each course is self-study with a timed online test. Online testing allows you to access exams anytime, anywhere. Don’t like online testing? Check out the Educational Focus Series (page 7) and the Eleva-tor World Magazine Articles (page 6). While the exams can be taken online they also include answer sheets that can be filled out and faxed or mailed in. When it’s this easy why wait until the last minute?

Maintenance Control Program & MRL Elevator InspectionsThis course is based on the DVD Maintenance Control Program & MRL Elevator Inspections (The DVD for this course is not included and should be purchased separately. See page 11). This course is self-study with a timed online test. Earn 1.5 contact hours (.15 CEU’s) toward recertification.

Rope DynamicsThis course is based on the DVD Rope Dynamics (The DVD for this course is not included and should be purchased separately. See page 17). This course is self-study with a timed online test. Earn 1 contact hour (.1 CEU) toward recertifica-tion.

Approved by: NAEC for CET®/CAT®and NAESA for QEI

States of: AL, AR, FL, GA, IN, MS, MT, OK, PA, VA, WA, WI, WV



SAVE $5! Purchase the MCP & MRL Elevator Inspections DVD and continuing education course to-gether as a set and save!

SAVE $5! Purchase the Rope Dynamics DVD and continu-ing education course together as a set and save!

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SPECIAL NOTICE: During the month of December there will be a rush processing fee added to each continuing education order as follows:

1-5 courses: $10 per orderMore than 5 courses: $20 per order


Continuing EducationField Employees’ Elevator Testing CourseThis course is based on the book Field Employees’ Elevator Testing Manual, 3rd Edition (The book for this course is not included and should be pur-chased separately. See page 10). The course is self-study with a timed online test. Earn 3 contact hours toward recertification.





*CET Approved **CET/CAT Approved All Courses: QEI Approved - QEI Services States of AL, AR, FL, GA, IN, KY, MS, MT, OK, PA, VA, WA, WI, WV

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Maintenance on New Equipment DesignsThese courses are based on the book, Maintenance on New Equipment De-signs by John Koshak. (The book for this course is not included and should be purchased separately. See page 11) The courses are self-study with timed online tests.

Maintenance CoursesEach course is a text-based, self-study timed online test. Elevator Maintenance Manual should be purchased separately. See page 11

Contact SUBSCRIBER Hours Regular DISCOUNT

3.0 Maintenance & the Maintenance Control Plan Course $70.00 $59.50

6.0 The Maintenance on New Equipment Designs Course $130.00 $110.50

9.0 Maintenance on New Equipment Design Course Series $170.00 $144.50 (Includes both courses at a 15% savings)


1.5 Escalator Maintenance Course* $40.00 $34.00

2.0 Hydraulic Elevator Maintenance Course* $50.00 $42.50

3.5 Traction (Electric) Elevator Maintenance Course* $80.00 $68.00

4.5 General Elevator Maintenance Course ** $100.00 $85.00

11.5 Elevator & Escalator Maintenance Course Series $230.00 $195.50 (All four maintenance courses)



Elevator World Magazine

ArticlesYour subscription just became more valuable. You can now earn contact hours in ELEVATOR WORLD magazine. Just read the article and complete the quiz at the end or take the test online. Articles, worth 1-3 contact hours, pertain to various industry topics and appear in the magazine bi-monthly. Not a subscriber? See page 37 for sub-scription information.

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*check each course for verification of approval

April 2015: Elevator Hoistway Doors Regular: $30.00 Subscriber: $25.50 1.0 Contact Hour

March 2015: Integrated Circuits Regular: $30.00 Subscriber: $25.50 1.0 Contact Hour

February 2015: Voltage Sags: How these phenomena affect the elevator industry and steps that can be taken to mitigate their effects Regular: $30.00 Subscriber: $25.50 1.0 Contact Hour

December 2014: What is a Transistor? Regular: $30.00 Subscriber: $25.50 1.0 Contact Hour

October 2014: MOSFETs Regular: $30.00 Subscriber: $25.50 1.0 Contact Hour

September 2014: The Hidden Details of Modernization Regular: $30.00 Subscriber: $25.50 1.0 Contact Hour

August 2014: What is a Diode? Regular: $30.00 Subscriber: $25.50 1.0 Contact Hour

June 2014: False Car Regular: $30.00 Subscriber: $25.50 1.0 Contact Hour

April 2014: Common Misconceptions Regarding Elevator Traffic Simulations Regular: $30.00 Subscriber: $25.50 1.0 Contact Hour

February 2014: VF Drives Regular: $30.00 Subscriber: $25.50 1.0 Contact Hour

Over 50 articles available at www.elevatorbooks.com.


Continuing EducationEducational Focus

The Educational Focus book is a compilation of articles from ELEVATOR WORLD published in 19 magazine issues between March 2002 and October 2003. Sixteen of the 19 chapters are available to receive contact hours, with a maximum of 21 hours of credit possible if all tests are passed.

The Educational Focus book should be purchased separately, see page 12. Regular Price: $63.25 Subscriber Discount: $53.76

Chapters can be purchased individually for $5.00 each. Contact us to purchase: [email protected] or (251) 479-4514 ext. 19

An Educational Focus Guide to CE is available at no cost online (www.elevatorbooks.com) or will be included with your purchase of the Educational Focus book. This guide contains article objectives, study questions and learning-assessment questions, pricing for tests and testing forms, which can be copied and sent in by mail or taken online.

*CET Approved **CET/CAT Approved All Courses: QEI Approved - (QEI Services and NAESAI) States of AL, AR, FL, GA, IN, KY, MS, MT, OK, PA, VA, WI, WV


2.0 Elevator Controllers** $50.00 $42.50

2.0 Elevator Door Operators** $50.00 $42.50

1.0 Hydraulic Elevators** $30.00 $25.50

1.0 Dispatching Systems* $30.00 $25.50

3.0 Elevator Drive Systems/Communication** $70.00 $59.50

1.0 Door Protection Systems* $30.00 $25.50

1.0 Elevator Guide Rails** $30.00 $25.50

1.0 Elevator Safeties and Governors** $30.00 $25.50

1.0 Elevator Car Enclosure** $30.00 $25.50

1.0 Elevator Hoisting Machines** $30.00 $25.50

1.0 Escalators* $30.00 $25.50

3.0 Elevator Suspension Systems** $70.00 $59.50

1.0 Testing Equipment* $30.00 $25.50

1.0 Elevator Entrances** $30.00 $25.50

1.0 Freight Elevator Doors* $30.00 $25.50

All 21 hours of credit for a CET or QEI: $430.00 $365.50

All 16 hours of credit for a CAT: $330.00 $280.50

* Students have two years to complete the tests.

Educational Focus SeriesBuy More and Save:*

All continuing education courses and study materials are available at website: www.elevatorbooks.com; phone: (251) 479-4514, ext 19; and e-mail: [email protected].



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NAESA and QEI Services for QEIStates of AL, AR, FL, GA, IN, KY, MS, MT, OK, PA, VA, WA, WI, WV

Rope Traction Theory & PracticeThe Rope Traction Theory & Practice course is based on a seminar presentation by George Gibson, a 50- year veteran of the elevator in-dustry. Earn 3 contact hours by view-ing this presentation and completing the assessment examination online. The Rope Traction Theory & Practice DVD is not included with the course and must be purchased separately (see page 17).

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Elevator Field Safety Course (EFSC)Based on the 2015 Safety Handbook, the EFSC counts as three and one-half (3.5) contact hours.

Safety ExamsWe have re-packaged the “Elevator Field Safety Exam” into four exams covering different portions of The Elevator Industry Field Employees’ Safety Handbook (Purchased separately. See page 14). Each course consists of one (1) safety hour.

Safety Exam #1 • General Safety• Safety Inspections• Personal Protective Equipment• Fall Protection

Safety Exam #2 • Electrical Safety• Proper Use of Jumpers• Lockout and Tagout

Safety Exam #3 • Hoistways and Machine Rooms• Tools• Portable Ladders/Scaffolds• Working Platforms

Safety Exam #4 • Material Handling• Welding, Cutting and Soldering• Hazard Communications• Inclined Elevators• Escalators and Moving Walks• Dumbwaiters• Service and Repair Job Hazard

Assessment• Driving and Vehicle Safety • Substance abuse• Glossary of Terms

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Posters

Elevator Systems Blueprint PosterEducates with “The World of Elevator Systems.” Includes schematics of elevator systems including hydraulics traction and safety. Can be used as an educational tool or gift to employees or customers.Wt. 1 lb.

Accessibility & Residential Systems Poster The Accessibility and Residential Systems poster includes stairway chairlifts, incline platform lifts, vertical platform lifts, and private residence elevators. Laminated Sheet – Wt. 1 lb.

Historic PrintsSee the selection of 20 historic prints available online at www.elevator-books.com. Posters have matte finish and are suitable for framing – 17” x 22”. (Framing not included)

Traction or Hydraulic Elevator PostersDecorate your office, reception or public areas with artwork that represents you. See elevators inside and out. Great training tool. Sold separately.

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17” x 22” matte finish $25.00 $21.25

18” x 24” laminated $57.50 $48.88

23” x 32” laminated & mounted on foam board $172.50 $146.63


Maintenance & ModerizationWritten Maintenance Control Programs for Elevators & EscalatorsProvided by Code Data PlateInteractive Written Maintenance Control Program (WMCP) Forms have been re-vised to better serve the contractor with the process of creating a MCP for each unit individually. Each newly designed form comes with a sample MCP that contains basic maintenance and testing procedures that contractors can use as a guide for creating their own MCP. In addition to the WMCP forms for Electric and Hydraulic Elevators new WMCP Forms are now available for Roped-Hy-draulic Elevators, Escalators, Moving Walks, Private Residence Elevators, Special

Purpose Elevators and Dumbwaiters. Each Form is designed to meet the requirements of Section 8.6 of the 2003, 2010 & 2013 ASME A17.1 / CSA B44 Safety Code. WMCP Forms are a very valuable tool and asset for Elevator Service Companies, Consulting Agencies and other qualified person’s responsible for creating a Maintenance Control Program.

Inspection Handbook & Testing Manual ComboThe Elevator Industry Inspection Handbook and the Field Employees’ Elevator Testing Manual will help you get results! Whether you need to know the results an inspector should expect from a test or how to perform the test, these materials are your guide to getting the data you need. Softcover, Wt. 1 lb.

Inspection Handbook, 5th Editionby Zack McCainThis 2010 edition references code changes through ASME A17.1 2010 and A17.3 2008 and aids the experienced elevator inspector in assuring compliance with ASME QEI-1. Brimming with tables featuring the effective date of code changes for eleva-tor, escalators and moving walks.Softback, 125 pages, Wt. 1lb

Field Employees’ Elevator Testing Manual, 3rd EditionThis handbook was designed to provide a guide to persons assigned the task of performing various tests on electric and hydraulic passenger and freight elevators in the presence of a Certified Elevator Inspector. This publication can help with under standing what is being tested, why it is being tested and a safe means to demonstrate the function. Softback, 96 pages, Wt. 1 lb.

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Maintenance & ModernizationMaintenance on New Equipment Designs—Application of the MCP to MRL Elevatorsby John KoshakThe primary purpose of this book is to provide a clear explana-tion of the differences new technology is making to mainte-nance. New installations and designs create greater challenges and risk for elevator personnel. The author, John Koshak, presents an overview of this new language, what documenta-tion is required by the code, a general overview of the major manufacturers’ traction equipment, and when maintenance, inspection, testing,

adjustment, repair and replacement procedures must be provided.Softback, 94 pages, Wt. 3 lb.

Maintenance Control Program & MRL Elevator Inspections DVDby John KoshakThis presentation provides an in-depth look at the MCP; detailed explanations of code requirements; the differences involved in working on legacy equipment vs. MRL’s; mainte-nance of elevator components; wiring diagrams; implemen-tation of monthly Fire Service tests and more.Length: 94 minutes

Elevator Maintenance Manual, 2nd Edition and Elevator Field Maintenance Handbookby Zack McCainReferences to acceptance and periodic tests of elevators have been updated to A17.1-2007 edition requirements. The Elevator Maintenance Manual, 2nd Edition is an in-depth guide de-signed for the service technician, covering elevator mainte-nance programs and practices as related to both electric and hydraulic elevators. Also covers escalators and moving walks. This publication is a comprehensive “how-to” guide that can be used for training classes, home study or as a reference guide.

The Field Handbook is a pocket-sized companion designed for the service mechanic to take into the field. Contains over 75 charts and guides.

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Elevator Maintenance Manual, 2nd Ed. — Softback, Wt. 3 lb. $63.00 $53.55Elevator Maintenance Manual, 2nd Ed. — PDF $62.50 $53.13

Elevator Field Maintenance Handbook — Softback, Wt. 1 lb. $16.25 $13.81

Elevator Maintenance Manual, 2nd Ed. and the Field Handbook Set $74.75 $63.54

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Maintenance & Modernization

Facility Manager’s Maintenance Handbook, 2nd Editionby Bernard T. Lewis & Richard P. PayantAn essential on-the-job resource, this handbook presents step-by-step coverage of the planning, design, and execution of operations and maintenance procedures for structures, equipment, and systems in any type of facility. This career-building reference provides the tools needed to streamline facility management processes…reduce operational costs…and ensure the effective utilization, maintenance, repair, and renovation of existing physical assets. Hardback, 560 pages, Wt. 5 lb.

Lift Modernisation Design Guideby Roger E. HowkinsA comprehensive guide to modernization. Nine stages of any elevator modern-ization are detailed in a series of data sheets defining the design issues, safety implications and essential criteria particular to each scheme. Detailed drawings provide assistance in identifying components for the novice as well as the expert. Spiral bound, 250 pages, Wt. 3 lb.

The Anatomy of ElevatorsElevator Component Images on CD-ROMby Roger E. Howkins and Fred English of Ove Arup & PartnersThe professional’s tool for selling, teaching or demonstrating. Magnificent hand-colored illustrations include: guide rails, car frames, sectioned views, buffers, rope terminators, governors, safety gears and more. Presented in a proposal or lesson, the images give the visual punch necessary to grab the reader. CD-ROM includes jpeg images and power point presentation. 34 images on CD-ROM. Wt. 1 lb.

Educational FocusA compilation of ELEVATOR WORLD articles in our Educational Focus Series. These articles include hands-on construction and maintenance procedures and techniques that can be used by field personnel to install, troubleshoot and repair elevators & escalators. Directed toward the needs of service technicians and construc-tion adjusters who install, adjust and maintain elevator and escalator systems. Softback, 200 pages, Wt. 2 lb.

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Elevator & Escalator Maintenance for Building Managers, 2nd EditionAssists building managers in making informed decisions regarding upkeep and regular maintenance of elevators and escalators under their control. The re-sponsibility of good maintenance is not only in the hands of the contractor, but also rests with the building manager. This book provides guidance in establish-ing an optimum maintenance program that will benefit building occupants. Softback, 108 pages, Wt. 2 lb.

Maintenance Manager’s Standard Manual, 5th Edition Published by BNi Building News Whether you are a facilities manager, engineer, property owner, developer, or anyone else responsible for maintenance operations, this manual is a must-have reference. The manual covers structural, mechanical and electrical maintenance, instrument repair, safety and more. For each of these areas materials planning, preventative maintenance, emergency maintenance, budgeting and expense forecasting and much more are covered.Softback, 762 pages, Wt. 5 lb.

Cylinder Head Identification Handbook by TexaconeThis small handbook is produced by Texacone and is ideal for field identifica-tion of hydraulic packing by the manufacturer. Also included are traction machine cross reference charts. All pages are plasticized for field use. 9x5 1/4”, Wt. 2 lb.

Electric Motor Repair Third Editionby Robert Rosenberg and August HandExtensive and comprehensive coverage in a uniquely divided two-part book. The book covers the range from small to large motors, both AC and DC. It also includes: starting and running circuits and how to rewind motors (or how to tell if you really need to). A reference as well as a teaching tool. Spiral Bound, 784 pages, Wt. 3 lb.

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LOGBOOKSElectric Elevator & Escalator Maintenance or Hydraulic Elevator & Escalator MaintenanceDesigned to comply with ASME A17.1 Safety Code. Spiral Bound, 62 pages Wt. 1 lb.

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Safety2015 Field Employees’ Safety Handbook NEW!Edited by the NEII Safety Committee to include the most up-to-date safety procedures for protection of field employees on every construction site or maintenance job.Heavy-duty vinyl 6 ring binder, convenient 5 1/8” x 6 5/8” , 1 lb.

Job Hazard Assessment Forms

This pad of 40 individual forms, extracted from the 2015 Safety Handbook, is an easy-to-use checklist that helps identify potential hazards and the corresponding PPE that should be used. Space for documentation such as the date of the job, tasks to be completed, where the job is taking place and who prepared the form are included. Compliant

with the OSHA Personal Protective Equipment Standard. Softback, Wt. 1 lb.

Safety Meetings, 7th EditionA Supervisor’s Guide based on the Elevator Industry Field Employees’ Safety Handbook, 2015 Edition

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A Manager’s Safety Notebookby Elevator WorldWhen you own or manage a company that installs, repairs or maintains elevators, escalators or moving walks you will be responsible for the safety of the men and women who work for you. This notebook will assist managers in implementing a valid safety program and maintaining compliance with OSHA regulations by executing mandated training requirements, safety site audits and inspections. Valuable position papers relating to relevant subjects, written by the NEII® Elevator Safety Committee, are also included.3-ring Binder, Wt. 2 lb.

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Firefighting Operations in High-Rise and Standpipe-Equipped Buildingsby David M. McGrailThis book establishes a proper firefighting mind-set and promotes prepared-ness for the extreme physical and mental demands of firefighting operations in high-rise and standpipe-equipped buildings. Among the many valuable topics covered are cautious and disciplined elevator use during elevator rescue operations. Hardback, 358 pages, Wt. 3 lb.

Elevator and Escalator Rescue: A Comprehensive Guideby Theodore Lee Jarboe & John O’DonoghueWritten by firefighters for firefighters, this book contains important infor-mation for technical rescue members, training officers, and fire company members alike. This engaging and accessible book details the risk involved in elevator and escalator rescues and how to face them successfully. Hardback, 284 pages, Wt. 3 lb.

Elevator Rescue and Fire Service Operationby Dave Jones – Bluegrass Elevator, Safety Training L.L.C.This DVD covers the basic components and operation of Phase I and Phase II elevator firefighters’ service and several rescue options on several makes of equipment.DVD – Length: 30 minutes, Wt. 1 lb.

Elevator Fire Service Operation DVDby NAESA InternationalThis two DVD set provides a visual walkthrough of Elevator Fire Service Opera-tions as required by ASME A17.1 1973-2009 including selections of code from NFPA72. Look up specific code references from any year for a more detailed explanation of Phase I or Phase II for that particular edition of code. A poster detailing the changes throughout the code will be sent with each DVD while supplies last. (US versions only)Available in US and Canadian versions.Length: 6 hours, Wt. 1 lb.

Emergency Evacuation Elevator Systems GuidelineThe guide is the result of a 14-month study by a 16-member task force nominated by CTBUH, comprising some of the world’s leading professionals and elevator com-panies involved in the design of structures. This guideline will identify key issues that design teams should consider in the development of emergency systems.Softback, 47 pages, Wt. 1 lb.

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Construction, Design & Engineering

Systems Engineering of Elevatorsby Phil Andrew and Dr. Stefan KaczmarczykThis book covers all the aspects of elevator systems engineering providing commen-tary on how individual components of an elevator are brought together to provide a vertical transportation system which will carry the required load at the required speed over the necessary travel, and to examine how this process is moderated and sup-ported by the requirements of safety codes. Hardback, 558 pages, Wt. 4 lb.

ELEVATOR WORLD Technical Libraryby ELEVATOR WORLDThis information-packed CD-ROM contains over 2,700 pages of technical articles published in Elevator World magazine categorized by subject with full search capabilities. Subjects include: Machines and Motors, Maintenance and Repair, Traffic Analysis and Testing, Hydraulic Elevators, Earthquakes, Fires and Natural Disasters, Escalators and Moving Walks, Modernization Update, Accessibility, MRL Elevators.

Vertical Transportation Handbook, 4th Editionby George Strakosch & Bob CaporaleThis one-of-a-kind handbook provides an essential updating to keep the book current with technology and practice. New coverage of topics such as machine-room-less systems and current operation and control procedures, ensures that this revision maintains its standing as the premier general reference on vertical transportation. Hardback, 610 pages, Wt. 4 lb.

Elevator Mechanical Design, 3rd Editionby Dr.-Ing. Lubomír JanovskyThe technology of “how to achieve the mechanical aspects of the design” of an elec-tric elevator as well as discussing why the designs are implemented in a particular way. The principles and concepts of all the mechanical components of an elevator are discussed in detail, supported wherever necessary by mathematical analysis. A full description and comparison of international standards is also included. Hardback, 401 pages, Wt. 3 lb.

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Elevator Engineeringby Ben AbbaspourThis book presents a roadmap of elevator design and acts as a complete guide to practical engineering based on the ASME A17.1-2007/CSA B44-07 Safety Code for Elevators and Escalators. With more than 45 examples of essential and comprehensive elevator calculations relating to both traction and hydraulic units, Elevator Engineering is suitable for a wide audience. Includes easy-to-follow hand calculations, numerous

original schematics, graphs, tables, and drawings, and features real projects as examples. Softback, 375 pages, Wt. 3 lb.

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Rope Dynamics DVDby Phil Andrew and Dr. Stefan KaczmarczykThis presentation discusses the purpose of analyzing the dynamic behavior of the roping system and how Hamilton’s Principle and classical mechanics may be employed to derive the dynamic equations which describe the oscillatory motions of the ropes.Length: 40 minutes

Wire Ropes: Tension, Endurance, Reliabilityby K. FeyrerThe main concern of this book is to present the methods used to calculate the most important rope quantities as well as to explain how they are applied by means of a large number of calculations as examples. This book deals with the different types of wire rope and their component parts, the effects of wire ropes under tensile forces (stationary ropes) and wire ropes under bending and tensile force (running ropes). Hardback, 322 pages, Wt. 3 lb.

Rope Traction Theory & PracticeLearn the basics of rope traction from an expert. This DVD is a seminar presentation by George Gibson, a 50 year veteran of the elevator industry. In just a short time you can gain a working knowledge of the principles of rope traction. Also available are 3 contact hours of continuing education. DVD Format - 110 minutes

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Installation Manual NEWLY UPDATED—2014!Published by ELEVATOR WORLDThis 400 + page manual has been completely revised and updated to reflect the step-by-step process of installing elevators and escalators. The book is brimming with photos of actual field installation procedures, safety techniques, and a multitude of wiring diagrams and layout drawings. This is your guide to the installation process for a traction elevator from the pit through the hoistway and into the machine room (hy-draulic elevators, escalators and a new MRL section are also included). Softback, 424 pages, Wt. 4 lb.

User Reference Guide for Elevator Ropesby Brugg LiftingThis guide serves as both a basic primer to the elevator industry novice, and a helpful reference for the experienced professional. It thoroughly covers elevator-rope classifications, construction, designs, end fittings, termination procedures, techniques (1:1 and 2:1 installation, and 2:1 rope replacement), installation best practices, maintenance tips and other data that, when followed, can help extend hoist-rope life expectancy. Included is a large glossary of terms specific to the field

and more than 300 line illustrations to help answer questions.Spiral bound, 172 Pages, Wt. 2 lb.

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Lift Technology: An Insight on Design Basics and its Evolutionby K. Subramaniam & Johnson Lifts (P) Ltd.Images and brief explanations depicting the evolution of machines, electrical and electronic control systems, floor counting and sensing devices, permanent magnet gearless machines, floor displays and aesthetics of the car are included. A compilation of basic information on lifts, especially on codes and norms observed in the design, manufacturing and installation of the various components and sub assemblies used are

also represented. Softcover, 179 pages, Wt. 1 lb.

Elevator Design, Construction & Maintenance 1905Originally published in 1905, this book begins with the basics of elevator technol-ogy. It quickly moves on to in depth sections on both hydraulic and electric elevators. 160 highly detailed illustrations present information of historical significance and for research.Softcover, 264 pages, Wt. 2 lb.

Pedestrian Planning and Designby John J. Fruin, Ph.D.Describes and qualifies the space people need to walk, queue, crowd and wait. It dis-cusses the space people need to access buses, trains, planes, elevators and escalators as well as the number of people that can walk on stairs through corridors, turnstiles, revolv-ing doors, etc. Contains photos, diagrams and elevator/escalator configurations. Softback, 214 pages, Wt. 1 lb.

Elevator Electric Drives – Concepts and Principles, Control and Practiceby G.C. Barney and Loher AGThis book is of interest to anyone in the elevator industry concerned with the applica-tion, design and maintenance of modern hoisting machines. The technical information, in general, is universal and can be applied to any new solid- state AC motor. Softback, 197 pages, Wt. 2 lb.

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CIBSE Guide D: Transportation Systems in Buildings (2010)The 2010 edition contains an extensive revision to the guidance on traffic planning, significantly expanded information on energy efficiency and conservation, and updated guidance on the effective commissioning, maintenance and testing of lifts and escalators. Softback, 380 pages, Wt. 3 lb.

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The Control Techniques Drives and Controls HandbookThis handbook gives a state-of-the art insight into the technology and techniques of AC and DC motor control, from basic theory through to practical solutions.Hardback, 750 pages, Wt. 4 lb.

Control of Traffic Systems in Buildingsby Sandor Markon, Hajime Kita, Hiroshi Kise and Thomas Bartz-BeielsteinThis book presents the state of the art in the analysis and control of transportation systems in buildings focusing primarily on elevator groups. The theory and design of passen-ger traffic and cargo transport systems are covered, together with actual operational examples.Hardback, 277 pages, Wt. 2 lb.

Vertical Transportation Technology ReviewThis review contains 10 dissertations from the U.K.’s University College Northamp-ton’s Masters in Lift Engineering program. These technical papers cover many topics especially for the vertical-transportation industry such as building sway on ropes, ventilation and passenger comfort, power consumption, firefighting and evacuation usage and utilizing lifts for the differently disabled. Softcover, 376 pages, Wt. 4 lb.

Vertical Transportation Technology Review - Vol. 2Volume 2 to of the series includes five technical dissertations. Some topics include “Effectively Communicating Code Requirements for Interfaces Between Building Systems and Elevator Systems,” “The Future of the Lift Maintenance Business” and “A Critical Comparison of Coated Steel Belts against Steel Wire Ropes as Applied to the Lift Industry.” Softcover, 252 pages, Wt. 3 lb.

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Elevator Traffic Handbook Theory & Practiceby Dr. Gina BarneyThe movement of people by natural and mechanical means needs to be carefully planned: an under provision is costly or impossible to correct and an over provision is a waste of financial resources. This book deals with this subject in four parts, and is up-to-date with the latest analysis techniques. Paperback, 456 pages, Wt. 3 lb.

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Handbook of Smoke Control Engineeringby John H. Klote; James A. Milke; Paul G. Turnbull; Ahmed Kashef; Michael J. FerreiraThis handbook provides authoritative, comprehensive guidance on the latest in smoke control practice, incorporating the most current engineering approaches. The book examines elevator evacuation systems, elevator piston effect and elevator smoke control

among other topics. View the Table of Contents at www.elevatorbooks.com. Hardback, 484 Pages, Wt. 4 lb.

Electrical Safety Handbook, 4th Editionby John Cadick, Mary Capelli-Schellpfeffer and Dennis NeitzelWritten by experts in electrical construction safety as a practical guide for electrical work-ers and others exposed to electrical hazards. This easy-to-use, illustrated guide provides vital safety information for industrial, commercial, and home-office based electrical systems. Hardback, 704 pages, Wt. 3 lb.

BNi Facilities Managers Costbook 2015 Published by BNi Building News Ready-to-use cost data for building owners, architects, engineers and facilities manag-ers. This costbook puts accurate and up-to-date material and labor costs for thousands of cost items at your fingertips, based on the latest national averages and standard labor productivity rates. Includes detailed regional cost modifiers for adjusting your estimate to your local conditions.Softback, 797 pages, Wt. 5 lb.

Easy Scheduling: A Construction Scheduling Resource HandbookPublished by BNi Building NewsEasy Scheduling presents you with a complete set of “real world” scheduling tools that are specifically tailored to meet the needs of small to medium-sized construction businesses. Step-by-step you’ll see how to establish realistic project goals ... how to set checkpoints, activities, relationships and time estimates for each task ... how to establish priorities

... how to create a project flowchart ... and how best to communicate the schedule to keep everyone focused and on track. The easy way to take control of your projects and boost your profits!Softback, 216 pages, Wt. 3 lb.

Electrical Engineering Pocket Handbook by EASAThis booklet was produced by the Electrical Apparatus Service Association (EASA). This engineering reference guide contains tables, charts and motor data carefully selected for everyday use. Softback, 114 pages, Wt. 1 lb. Regular

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New Materials & New Technologies Applied to Elevators by Antonio Miravete 25% OFF!Provides a solid discussion of new materials and technologies through the use of text, illustrations, photographs, diagrams and formulas. Hardback, 272 pages, Wt. 3 lb. Regular

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Certified Elevator Technician/CET®

CET-S Supervisor Complete Curriculum PackageIncludes all Curriculum Textbooks and Training Aids for the entire program. [Must be a CET to purchase]

Certified Elevator Technician (CET®)Education Program MaterialsCET® stands for the Certified Elevator Technician education and certification program. The CET program is a four-year education curriculum for elevator and escalator installers and maintainers. For more information on CET, inquire at http://www.naec.org. CET® and CAT® are the registered trademarks of the National Association of Elevator Contractors, Conyers, Georgia.

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CET-S Supervisor Advanced Curriculum PackageKit contains:• Includes advanced curriculum textbooks • CET-S Training Manual • CET-S Log Book • Course 5 – Unit 12 – Elevator Doors and Equipment • Course 6 – Motors, Motor Control and Faultfinding CET-S CD • Course 7 – Unit 13 – Construction Wiring and Equipment • Course 8 – Unit 14 – Hydraulic Theory and Installation • Course 9 – Unit 15 – Study Questions and Skills for Electronics and Solid State • Course 10 – Unit 16 – Elevator Rope Replacement • Course 10 – Unit 17 – Machine Troubleshooting and Repair • Course 11 – Unit 18 – Escalators and Moving Walks • Course 12 – Unit 19 – Accessibility

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CET® Course CurriculumCourse I – Introduction to ElevatorsApproximately six months study and field work (79 class hours, 1,000 field hours). Kit contains:• Candidate Course Guide • Unit 1 - Elevator History and Basic Safety • Unit 2 - Basic Print Reading • Unit 3 - Handling Materials & Tools/ Rig-ging & Hoisting • Skills Verification Portfolio (blue) • Poster of Elevator Systems • Video: Safety Training for Elevator Service Construction • El-evator Industry Field Employees’ Safety Handbook • Field Maintenance Guide by Zack McCain • First issue of complimentary subscription to ELEVATOR WORLD

Course II – Basics of Installing Elevator Components (Approximately six months study and field work (90 class hours, 1,000 field hours). Kit contains:• Candidate Course Guide • Unit 4 – Pit Equipment • Unit 5 – Guide Rails • Unit 6 - Machine Room Equipment • Unit 7 – Hoistway Equipment • Skills Verification Portfolio (green) • The Installation Manual published by Elevator World, Inc. • Electric Elevators by Fred Hymans • Continuation of subscription to ELEVATOR WORLD

Course III – Maintenance Practices and TestingApproximately six months study and field work (87 class hours, 1,000 field hours). Kit contains:• Candidate Course Guide • Unit 8 – General Maintenance Practices • Unit 9 – Maintenance of Electric Elevators • Unit 10 – Maintenance of Hydraulic Elevators • Unit 11 – Maintenance of Escalators • Skills Verification Portfolio (orange) • The Maintenance Manual 2nd Edition by Zack McCain • The Maintenance Field Handbook by Zack McCain • The Inspection Handbook by Zack McCain • Sam and Samantha by ELEVATOR WORLD • Identification Installation, Lubrication and Maintenance of Power Transmission Roller Chains in ANSI B29.1 & B29.3 • Continuation of subscription to ELEVATOR WORLD





CET® Course CurriculumCourse IV – Electrical Safety and Theory

Approximately six months study and field work (65 class hours, 1,000 field hours)Kit contains: • Primer – Instructions on how to use textbook and industry-specific questions and anwers • Textbook: Standard Textbook of Electricity by Stephen Herman (2008)• National Electrical Code 2011 (NEC)• Course IV Skills Portfolio

CET® Year Three KitKit contains:• Candidate’s Course Guide • Course 5 – Doors and Equipment (Unit 12)• Skills Portfolio for Course 5• Course 7 – Electrical Wiring and Equipment (Unit 13)• Skills Portfolio for Course 7• Course 6 CD – Motors, Motor Control and

Faultfinding• Skills Portfolio for Course 6• Year 3 & 4 Roadmap (John White)• Education Focus Compilation, 1st Edition• Electrical Engineering Pocket Handbook• Superflex Installation Guide andWhisperflex

Installation Guide (From Draka)• Continuation of subscription to ELEVATOR WORLD

CET® Year Four KitKit contains:• Course 8 – Hydraulic Theory and Installation (Unit 14)• Skills Portfolio for Course 8• Course 9 – Basic Electronic and Fundamentals (Unit 15) Teacher’s Guide and Skills Portfolio• Course 10 – Rope Replacement (Unit 16)• Course 10 – Machinery Troubleshooting (Unit 17)• Skills Portfolio for Course 10 (2)• Course 11 – Escalator and Moving Walks (Unit 18)• Skills Portfolio for Course 11• Course 12 – Accessibility (Unit 19)• Skills Portfolio for Course 12• Library of Basic Electronics by Sy Levine• ADA and Building Transportation by Ed Donoghue• Elevators by John Jallings• Cylinder Head Identification Handbook


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CAT® Course Curriculum

CAT-S Supervisor Administration PackageIncludes Core Curriculum Textbooks & Training Aids

Kit contains: “Ethics Pledge” • CAT-S Training Manual • Instruc-tions for taking CAT-S Test • CAT-S Log Book • Tri-Fold marketing

pamphlet • “Getting to know TABE” • Course 1 – Introduction to the Vertical Transportation Industry* • Course 2 – Vertical Platform

Lifts* • Course 3 – Inclined Platform Lifts* • Course 4 – Inclined Stairway Lifts* • Course 5 – Private Residence Elevators* • Acces-

sibility Systems Poster • First issue of complimentary subscription of ELEVATOR WORLD

Course I – Introduction to The Vertical Transportation Industry

Credit Hours: 64 class hours/500 field hours (3 months)

Package contents: Course 1 Textbook – Introduction to the Verti-cal Transportation Industry • Tri-fold marketing pamphlet – history

of NAEC and CAT • Skills Verification Portfolio (blue) • Poster of Acces-sibility Systems • Required reading/viewing materials – Elevator Industry

Field Employees’ Safety Handbook, ADA and Building Transportation • First issue of complimentary subscription of ELEVATOR WORLD

Course II – Vertical Platform LiftsCredit Hours: 40 class hours / 500 field hours (3 months)Package Contents: CAT Course Guide • Course 2 Textbook – Vertical Plat-form Lifts • Tri-fold marketing pamphlet – history of NAEC and CET • Skills Verification Portfolio (Green) • National Electrical Code • Required Read-ing/viewing • Compilation of VPL Manufacturer’s information • Continua-tion of Subscription to ELEVATOR WORLD

CAT® stands for the Certified Accessibility and Private Residence Lift Technician education and certification program. CAT is a two-year education curriculum for accessibility contractors. For more information on CAT inquire at http://www.naec.org.

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CAT® Course CurriculumCourse III — Inclined Platform Lifts

Credit Hours: 40 class hours / 500 field hours (3 months).

Package Contents: • CAT Course guide • Course 3 Textbook – Inclined Platform Lifts • Tri-fold marketing pamphlet – history of NAEC and CET • Skills Verification Portfolio (Orange)• Required Reading/Viewing: Compilation of IPL Manufac-turer’s information • Continuation of subscription to ELEVATOR WORLD

Course IV — Inclined Stairway Chairlifts Credit Hours: 20 class hours / 200 field hours (5-6 weeks).

Package Contents: • CAT Course guide • Course 4 Textbook – Inclined Stairway Chairlifts • Skills Verification Portfolio (Turquoise) • Required Reading/Viewing: Compilation of ISC Manufac-turer’s information • Continuation of subscription to ELEVATOR WORLD

Course V — Private Residence ElevatorsCredit Hours: 120 field hours (10 1/2 months).

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Beginners/TrainingElevators 101, 2nd Edition by Zack McCainThis book provides a basic overview of elevator systems, equipment and tech-nology. It is a must have for elevator salespersons, new hires in the industry or anyone who wants a better understanding of elevator technology. Includes: • Common Elevator Terms • Codes & Publications • Types of Elevators • Elevator Driving Machines • Control – Operation – Drives • Machine Space and Equipment • Hoistway Equipment • Pit and Equipment Including Safeties • Elevator Doors and Gates • Escalators & Moving Walks. Spiral bound, 127 Pages, Wt. 2 lb.

Elevator & Escalator Micropedia, 5th Edition by G.C. Barney, D.A. Cooper & J. InglisThe Elevator & Escalator Micropedia is a compendium of useful data providing a handy first reference for information. It comprises three main parts, a glossary of over 2,150 terms, drawings of lift components and tables and formulae. It will be of practi-cal use to designers, field service personnel, installers, engineers, building owners, facility managers, lift operators and researchers. Softback, Wt. 1 lb.

A Library of Basic Electronics by Sy LevineVolume One – explores basic concepts and passive components, laying the foundation for more advanced study. Volume Two – discusses the discrete semiconductors and optoelectronics found in most present-day and many early elevator controllers. Volume Three – covers integrated circuits and com-puter concepts, as well as the “black boxes” found in today’s microprocessor-based elevator controllers. CD-ROM Only

Sam and Samantha – The Mainteneersby George R. StrakoschSam and Samantha are fictionalized versions of real people. Their stories, which really happened, are a sample of what elevator personnel encounter in the day-to-day task of taking care of elevators. Elevator mainteneers are the front lines of the elevator business. Softback, 64 pages, Wt. 1 lb.

Demystifying The Step/Skirt Performance Index Test DVDby NAESA International & EIWPFThe DVD is a visual presentation on the history, principles, and requirements of the Performance Index Test complete with clearly labeled diagrams, animations, examples and footage depicting an actual test. The presentation is broken up into modular units, allowing the user to explore topics based on level of interest. Each DVD comes with a Pocket Guide that details the Performance Index Test step by step.Length: 65 Minutes, Wt. 1 lb.

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Codes & Standards

ADA & Building Transportation, 4th Editionby Edward A. Donoghue and Brian D. BlackIncludes the latest ADA, ABA, FHAA and ICC/ANSI A117.1 regulation and standards for elevators, wheelchair lifts and escalators. Rationale for the requirements, such as explanations, examples, excerpts from the codes, comparison charts and checklists, are also provided.PDF or Print, 188 pages, Wt. 3 lb.

Handbook on A17.1/CSA B44 - 2013 Safety Code for Eleva-tors and EscalatorsThis Handbook contains the rationale for Code requirements; explanations, examples, and illustrations of the implementations of the requirements; plus excerpts from other nationally recognized standards which are referenced by the Code. Wt. 4 lb.

2015 International Building CodeFeaturing time-tested safety concepts and the very latest industry standards in material design, the 2015 version offers up-to-date, comprehensive insight into the regulations surrounding the design and installation of building systems. Wt. 4 lb.

U.S. Codes ASME A17.1 – 2013 Safety Code for Elevators & Escalators

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ASME A17.2 – 2014 Guide for Inspection of Elevators, Escalators & Moving Walks UPDATED! Weight: 2 lb.

ASME A17.3 – 2011 Safety Code for Existing Elevators Weight: 1 lb. Regular: $175.00 Subscriber: $148.75

ASME A17.4 – 2015 Guide for Emergency Personnel UPDATED! Weight: 1 lb.

ASME A17.5 – 2011 Elevator and Escalator Electrical Equipment Weight: 2 lb. Regular: $175.00 Subscriber: $148.75

ASME A17.6 – 2010 Standard for Elevator Suspension, Compensation and Governor Systems Weight: 1 lb. Regular: $110.00 Subscriber: $93.50

A17.7 2007 Performance-Based Safety Codes for Elevators and Escalators Weight: 1 lb. Regular: $185.00 Subscriber: $157.25

ASME A18.1 – 2014 Safety Standard for Platform Lifts and Stairway Chairlifts Weight: 1 lb. Regular: $123.00 Subscriber: $104.55

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ASME B20.1 – 2012 Safety Standard for Conveyors and Related Equipment Weight: 1 lb. Regular: $75.00 Subscriber: $63.75

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Codes & Standards

Automated People Mover Standards 4-Book Setby The American Society of Civil EngineersEstablishes the minimum requirements for the design, construction, operation, safety, performance and maintenance of automated people mover (APM) systems.

2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design with CommentaryPublished by BNi Building NewsEnforcement of 2010 ADA Standards began on March 15, 2012. Sweeping accessibil-ity changes affecting many public facilities will be required and enforced. Compliance is mandatory! The 2010 ADA Standards you need for compliance, side-by-side with explanatory guidance and background information from the Department of Justice. See page 21 for elevator-specific ADA standards.Softback, 368 pages, Wt. 2 lb.

Electrician’s Calculations Manualby Nick FowlerThis new edition reflects the 2011 National Electrical Code and helps you find answers for both AC and DC circuits, solve problems related to motor circuits and transformers, accurately figure requirements for commercial jobs, perform conduit-bending math, handle service entrance problems, understand the math behind electrical solutions and more. Softback, 259 pages Wt. 2 lb.

NEC Chapter-by-Chapterby David HerresA practical resource that provides the knowledge you need to pass the Master Electri-cian’s License Exam the first time by helping you understand the structure and logic of the National Electrical Code rather than memorize all the details. Material that appears outside the NEC main body, including the index, annexes, and Article 90, is also discussed. Softback, 390 pages Wt. 3 lb.

2014 National Electrical Code®National Fire Protection AssociationCovers the latest requirements on electrical wiring and equipment installation issues, including minimum provisions for the use of connections, voltage markings, conduc-tors, and cables.Softcover, 950 pages, Wt. 4 lb.

DEWALT Electrical Code Reference 2014by Daniel SandefurFast, easy-to-access information on motors, transformers, grounding, voltage drops, fastener charts, tools and more are included. This tool is packed with valuable dia-grams, practical examples, and everything you will need for success in the field. Spiral Bound, Wt. 1 lb.

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Statistics

The Vertical Transportation Industry Profile, 2014 Edition by Elevator World NEW!This report provides an unbiased assessment and overview of the industry as a whole including: charts, databases, market projections, market trends for various countries, and focused reports on India, China, Italy, Canada, Mexico and the United States, including a special focus on the New York area. A nation-by-nation equipment and industry census, broken down by U.S. states, Canadian provinces, European, South American, Asian/Middle Eastern and African countries, Australia and New Zealand is also included for most geographical regions. PDF Format only

2012 UK Lift & Escalator Interactive Market ReviewThe interactive review is created and delivered in excel format with six key sets of data; Economic indicators, market size, company profiles, company rankings, market shares and market segmentation. Each set of data has various selection options which offer over 400 different data combinations, all of which can be viewed or printed directly from the review.

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2013 Elevator Cab Market Studyby Elevator WorldElevator cabs are vital aspects of elevator systems; therefore, this newly-released 56-page report includes the various elements that are used in their design and construction, and studies both the current and future market trends for this important segment of the elevator industry. In addition, included is statistical information on the current and anticipated scope of the elevator cab market through 2016 and much more. PDF Format only, 56 pages

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ANSI/ASSE 10.4 - 2007 Safety Requirements for Personnel Hoists & Employee Elevators on Construction & Demolition SitesThis standard applies to the design, construction, installation, operation, inspection, testing, mainte-nance, alterations and repair of hoists and elevators that 1) are not an integral part of buildings, 2) are installed inside or outside buildings or structures during con-struction, alteration, demolition or operations and 3) are used to raise and lower workers and other personnel connected with or related to the structure.

ANSI/ASSE 10.5 - 2013 Safety Requirements for Material HoistsThis standard applies to material hoists used to raise or lower materials during construction, alteration or demolition. It is not applicable to the temporary use of permanently installed personnel elevators as material hoists.

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ICC A117.1-2009Accessible and Usable Buildings and FacilitiesThe intent of this standard is to allow a person with physical disability to independently get to, enter, and use a site, facility, building, or element.

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World Elevators to 2017 and 2022This study analyzes the global market for elevators (including passenger and freight). Historical data (2002, 2007, 2012) and forecasts for 2017 and 2022 are provided for elevator supply and demand by type (i.e., passenger and freight elevators, escalators and moving walkways, parts and miscellaneous equipment, installation services, modernization and repair services) and market (i.e., residential, nonresi-dential) for six regions and 18 major national markets.362 Pages – PDF or print $6,100.00

The Future of the Elevator and Escalator Market in India to 2018 UPDATED!Analysis includes an overview of the industry, demand forecasts, key drivers and trends, new capacity & expansion, trends in the components market, trends in the maintenance and modernization market, technological aspects, profile of select major players, import trends and an understanding of the regula-tory issues. The current study will focus on 30 cities, cover trends and growth in high rise buildings, and provide an economic and demographic profile of India. View the table of contents at elevatorbooks.com. 310 Pages PDF Format Only $2,400.00

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Elevators in China This study analyzes the 66.2 billion yuan elevator market in China. It presents historical demand data for 1998, 2003 and 2008, with forecasts for 2013 and 2018 by product (passenger elevators, freight eleva-tors, escalators and moving walkways), service (installation, maintenance and repair), market (nonresi-dential, residential, non-building) and geographic region. 188 Pages – PDF or print $5,200.00

Focus on Elevators & Escalators, World Market This report discusses demand for the years 2005 and 2010, with forecasts for 2015. Topics covered include demand by type; demand by market; production trends; demand in North America, Western Europe, Asia/Pacific, and other regions. Product segments include equipment (passenger and freight elevators, escalators and moving walkways) and services; market segments comprise residential and nonresidential. 23 pages – PDF or CD $850.00

Focus on Elevators & Escalators, U.S. MarketThis report discusses the demand for the years 2005 and 2010, with forecasts for 2015. Topics covered include market size, type and market segmentation, safety and regulatory considerations, global over-view, market environment, type and market forecasts, industry composition and leading participants. Product segments include equipment (passenger and freight elevators, and other equipment) and services. Market segments cover nonresidential and residential. 19 Pages – PDF or CD $600.00

The South American Market — An Updateby Carmen Maldacena & Jorge FazzitoPublished in 2012, this comprehensive report provides a detailed overview for the South American vertical transportation marketplace. Easy-to-understand charts, graphs and summaries feature the demographic and economic profile, country-by-country characteristics, new installations per year from 2006 to 2010, total existing elevators, market share corresponding to multinational and independent companies, equipment destination (housing, offices, malls, hotels, etc.), market evolution from 2006 to 2011 and the expected trends through 2015. Available in English and Spanish PDF format only, 45 pages Regular


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Electricity 1: Devices, Circuits and Materials, 10th Ed. by Thomas Kubala This book introduces readers to basic electron theory and electron movement, as well as direct-current series, circuits, parallel circuits and series-parallel circuits. Numerous circuit diagrams appear throughout the book along with photographs of electrical devices and materials. Softback, 165 pages, Wt. 1 lb.

Electricity 2: Devices, Circuits and Materials, 10th Ed.by Thomas KubalaReaders will examine numerous types of alternating current circuits on the way to developing a solid understanding of the concepts of power, power factor, and power factor correction. Softback, 143 pages, Wt. 1 lb.

Electricity 4: AC/DC Motors, Controls and Maintenance, 10th Ed. by Jeff Keljik Introduces readers to DC and AC motors, as well as many types of manual, magnetic and electronic controls. Throughout this edition, motors are described in detail, en-abling the reader to develop a working knowledge of the operations, advantages and disadvantages of each type. Softback, 372 pages, Wt. 2 lb.

Standard Textbook of Electricity, 5th Ed. by Stephen HermanThis book assumes that the reader has had no prior knowledge of electricity, but also provides enough comprehensive coverage to be used as a reference tool for experi-enced electricians. It offers practical examples of “how-to-do” many of the common tasks the industrial electrician must perform. It is also a great tool for training programs. Hardback, 1120 pages, Wt. 5 lb.

Industrial Electrical Troubleshooting by Lynn LundquistThis book demonstrates the efficient use of certain electrical meters to troubleshoot relay-logic circuits with a single setting and concentrates on efficiently achieving the ultimate goal of savings through the reduction of lost production time, with careful attention given to safety procedures throughout. Softback, 384 pages, Wt. 3 lb. Regular


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Troubleshooting & Repairing Commercial Electrical Equipment by David Herres (A regular contributor to Elevator World)A practical guide that shows maintenance and construction electricians how to successfully repair commercial and industrial electrical equipment. Inside you’ll find ways to become faster, more efficient, and able to achieve a much higher success rate in restoring large electrical equipment without damaging it, introducing an additional defect, or creating a hazard. Included are sections on elevators, electric motors, troubleshooting techniques, commercial & industrial wiring and more.Hardback, 257 pages, Wt. 2 lb.

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Spanish/English Dictionary for Electricity and ElectronicsA useful training tool for beginners, and a valuable on-the-job reference for experienced electricians and electronic technicians which addresses the need for clear, concise com-munication within a multilingual workforce. Spiral Bound, 155 pages, Wt. 2 lb.

Elevator Engineering Farsi Edition NEW! by Ben AbbaspourThis book is now specially published in the Farsi language. See page 16 for book descrip-tion.

The 2000 Elevator Industry Field Employees’ Safety Handbook in SpanishTranslated from the Elevator Industry Field Employees’ Safety Handbook. Softback, 144 pages, Wt. 1 lb.

FEM TerminologyProvides the exact names of each part of an elevator (lift) in eight languages. English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Danish and Portuguese. Clearance Sale! Limited quantity and slightly damaged. Originally $25.00 Softback, 290 pages, Wt. 2 lb.

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Electric Motor Control, 10th Editionby Walter N. Alerich & Stephen L. Herman This book is an especially useful and effective tool for anyone who will install, monitor, and/or maintain motor control and is particularly well suited for use in journeyman electrician training courses or self-study. Softback, 480 Pages, Wt. 3 lb.

Introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers, 3rd Edition by Gary Dunning This book was developed for electrical technicians, maintenance personnel, machine-design engineers and individuals selling PLCs in today’s ever-changing manufacturing environment. Topics covered will include exploring what a PLC is, operation, usage, instructions, applications hardware selection and configuration, introductory programming examples and exercises, and some troubleshooting hints. Softback, 640 Pages, Wt. 4 lb.

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Electronic Variable Speed Drives, 3rd Edition by Michael E. BrumbachWritten with the maintenance technician in mind, this book serves as a practical guide to understanding different types of drive circuits, inverters, current source inverters and flux vector drives with emphasis throughout the book set on trouble-shooting and maintenance. Softback, 312 Pages, Wt. 3 lb.

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Elevator and Escalator Accident Reconstruction and Litigation, 3rd Edition

Prepare for any legal action that you may take. The authors have investigated numerous elevator and escalator accidents. Their expertise will guide you as you make your decision to take or reject the cases, and their experience will give you the basic understanding of the issues you need to understand to proceed with confidence. Hardback, 426 pages, Wt. 2 lb.

Law & Liability – 2nd EditionOver 50 new pages added to include the most current information and help liti-gants assess liability and initiate proper case preparation. This book was developed to enumerate cases which have been adjudicated by describing specific accidents, subsequent judgements, deposition development and preparation. Softback, 332 pages, Wt. 2 lb.

Defensive Elevatoringby D.A. SwerrieReprints of highly requested ELEVATOR WORLD articles by one of the industry’s most highly regarded safety engi neers. Industry members who design, market, install, main-tain, repair, modernize, in spect or operate vertical transportation equipment seek to be aware of hazards and appropriate countermeasures. This common concern for safety led to the publishing of this book. Softback, 290 pages, Wt. 1 lb.

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More Ups Than Downs: A Memoirby William C. Sturgeon (1917-2012)In this memoir, ELEVATOR WORLD founder Bill Sturgeon reflects on his adventur-ous early careers, service in WWII and successful decades as EW editor. Full of industry history, personalities, anecdotes and photos, this book is a must read for industry members.Hardback, 312 Pages, Wt. 2 lb.

Speaking of Issues by William C. SturgeonA compilation of 45 years of ELEVATOR WORLD editorials by William Sturgeon. He was a founding member of the National Association of Elevator Contractors and several other organizations. Reportage by Editor Sturgeon throughout the world greatly shaped ELEVATOR WORLD into a publication serving and read by the international elevator industry. Hardback, 675 pages, Wt. 3 lb.

A History of the Passenger Elevator in the 19th Century by Lee E. Gray The extensive research that went into this publication takes us from the techno-logical origins of the freight hoists in England and the U.S. to the elevators and skyscrapers of 1880 – 1900. There is no question that anyone involved in the building industry will find this book fascinating and informative, with the engag-ing illustrations as an added bonus. Paperback, 336 pages, over 175 illustrations. Wt. 2 lb.

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Lifted: A Cultural History of the Elevatorby Andreas BernardThis fascinating book explores how the elevator changed notions of vertical-ity and urban space. Bernard traces how the elevator quickly took hold in large American cities while gaining much slower acceptance in European cities like Paris and Berlin. Combining technological and architectural history with the literary and cinematic, he opens up new ways of looking at the elevator—as a secular confessional when stalled between floors or as a recurring space in which couples fall in love. Lifted takes the reader on a compelling ride through the history of the elevator. Hardcover, 320 pages, Wt. 2 lb.

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Elevator Man Stories by Jim CollettThe elevator industry has its collection of stories that mechanics and technicians share between themselves and these stories are what make our industry great. The first published book of its kind, Jim Collett has captured his 40 year career while working as an elevator mechanic. Sometimes serious and other times hilarious ac-counts while working in the trade. Softback, 242 pages, Wt. 2 lb.

Moving People: From Street to Platform—100 Years UndergroundAuthor, Ray Orton; Researcher, Nick Gaw; Book Design, Grey Lipley and John GaleTraces the history and development of the London Underground train network and the escalators that serve it. Author Ray Orton has worked for the London Underground for over 25 years and his enthusiasm for these unique machines and their environment will engage readers worldwide. Over 70 extraordinary photos! Hardback, Coffee-table-sized at 11” x 9-1/2”, Wt. 3 lb.

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The Heights: Anatomy of a Skyscraperby Kate AscherThis book is the ultimate guide to the way skyscrapers work—from the bases of their foundations to the peaks of their spires. With skyscrapers becoming essential elements of urban life, there has never been a greater need for understanding and embracing these complex structures. Using innovative illustrations to tackle the vast complexity of these buildings, The Heights explores every aspect of designing, building, and maintaining a modern skyscraper, as well as the individuals who build and maintain these architectural cathedrals.Paperback, 208 Pages, Wt. 2 lb.

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Just for Kids

Alligator in the Elevator by Rick CharetteYikes! Children don’t know what to do when they come upon an alligator in the elevator. Rhythmic phrases and repetitive pattern along with delightful illustrations. Early readers. Wt. 1 lb.

The Elevator Family by Douglas EvansAn eccentric family arrives at a San Francisco hotel and discovers that there are no rooms available. They decide to stay in a room that has its ups and downs – the elevator. Ages 8-12. Softback, 87 pages, Wt. 1 lb.

The Case of the Elevator Duck by Polly Berrien BernendsGilbert knows that no pets are allowed in the building. He also knows he’d better find the duck’s owner fast. Recommended for readers 6 to 10. Softback, 60 pages, Wt. 1 lb.

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Going Up! Elisha Otis’s Trip to the Topby Monica Kulling / illustrated by David ParkinsThis new book for young readers tells the life story of Elisha Otis, the man who invented and installed his first successful passenger elevator in a five-story department store in New York City. Going Up! brings this inventor to life through the use of marvelous illustra-tions and unique dialogue.Paperback, 32 pages, Wt. 1 lb.

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Jallings’ Elevatorsby John H. JallingsPresenting the development and design of hand, belt, steam, hydraulic and electric elevators, Jallings’ Elevators served as a popular reference during the early 20th century. Starting with the fundamental principles of elevator technology, the book describes mechanical equipment, as well as car and car frames, guide rails and hoist ropes. Hardback/Numbered, 420 pages, Wt. 2 lb.

Elevatorsby Frederick A. AnnettOriginally published in 1961, when traction elevators were prominent, this publication is pertinent today since most of these elevators are candidates for modernization. Elevators provides vital information to anyone contemplating modernization or involved in the maintenance of such equipment. Printed by Elevator World, Inc. in its original style. Hardback/Numbered, 387 pages, Wt. 2 lb.

Electric Elevators, Books 1 & 2 (Combined)by Fred HymansFundamental elevator design and engineering. Originally published in 1931 and 1934. Includes: Electric Traction Elevators and Hoistway Equipment, Electric Elevator Motors, Electric Elevator Operators, care and maintenance and detailed descriptions of “AC” and “DC.” Lithocase Hardback, 366 pages, Wt. 2 lb.

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