A lift installation mechanical profile requires a skilled technician to assemble, align, and test mechanical elevator components according to safety codes and blueprints.Job Overview
Role: Mechanical Lift Installation Technician / Engineer
Core Goal: Set up, align, and test elevator mechanical systems safely and efficiently.
Key Responsibilities
Blueprint Reading: Read technical drawings and building plans to plan the setup.
Mechanical Assembly: Install guide rails, car frames, counterweights, cables, and doors.
System Adjustment: Calibrate brakes, door mechanisms, and safety gears.
Quality Testing: Run operational tests to check load capacity, speed, and smoothness.
Safety Compliance: Follow local building codes and industry safety rules.
Requirements & Qualifications
Education: High school diploma plus a technical certificate or diploma in Mechanical Engineering.
Experience: 2 to 5+ years of hands-on work in lift erection or mechanical assembly.
Technical Skills: Robust mechanical aptitude, use of power tools, and reading schematics.
Physical Fitness: Ability to lift heavy loads, stand for long hours, and work at heights or in tight spaces.