Elevators in Nassau County multi-family and commercial buildings require annual inspection by NY Department of Labor licensed inspectors under Labor Law §236 and 12 NYCRR Part 39. Operating permits must be posted in elevator cars.
NY Labor Law Article 10 §236 governs elevator safety statewide. Inspections required annually; hydraulic elevators also need 5-year pressure testing. Licensed elevator mechanics and inspectors must meet state certification. Nassau municipalities enforce through building departments. Related Labor Law 240 scaffold law imposes strict liability for elevation-related worker injuries during elevator installation.
Expired certificate of operation: $500-$2,500 per day. Non-compliance can result in elevator shutdown. Labor Law 240 injuries: strict owner liability.
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