All Trades Elevators
The purpose of these rules is to assure that elevators and other automated conveyances are correctly and safely installed and operated within the state by authorizing and enforcing rules for the design, installation, operation and maintenance of conveyances, and by licensing mechanics and inspectors who work on these conveyances. Person (s) who erect, construct, wire, alter, replace, or maintain conveyances located in any public building must be licensed as an elevator or lift mechanic. These rules are adopted by the Elevator Safety Review Board pursuant to 21 VSA section 144 (b) and 152 (b).
Statutes, Rules and Adopted Codes
Vermont Statues - 21 VSA Chapter 3, Subchapter 2A
Vermont Elevator Safety Rules
- 2008 Vermont Elevator Safety Rules (Effective 11/1/08)
Currently Adopted Codes
- The National Safety Code for Elevators and Escalators - ASME A.17.1, 2007 Edition
- The National Safety Code for Existing Elevators and Escalators - ASME A 17.3, 2005 Edition
- The National Safety Standard for Platform Lifts and Stairway Chairlifts - ASME A 18.1, 2005 Edition
Note: The Vermont Division of Fire Safety does not sell code books. Please contact ASME to purchase the codes and standards.
Forms
- Elevator/Lift Incident Report
- Conveyance Inspection Report
- Conveyance Equipment Registration Form (Updated 6/05)
- Conveyance Work Permit
- Vermont Safety Board Variance Form
- Elevator License Application Form - (All Classes)
- License Replacement Request Form
Licensed Inspectors/Mechanics (Updated Monthly)
Continuing Education
Related Information
- Certified Letter Request Form
- Registered Conveyances
- Elevator Service and Repair Requirements
- Conveyance Company Contact Information
