Elevators in Victorville are regulated and inspected by the Cal/OSHA Elevator Unit under Labor Code 7300. Owners must obtain an annual permit and conduct mandated inspections and 5-year load tests.
Under California Labor Code sections 7300 through 7324 and Title 8 CCR sections 3000 through 3129, all conveyances including passenger and freight elevators, escalators, and manlifts are under the exclusive jurisdiction of the Cal/OSHA Division of Occupational Safety and Health Elevator Unit (not the City of Victorville). Building owners must apply for and annually renew a permit to operate each conveyance and must have the elevator inspected annually by a Cal/OSHA elevator inspector or a Cal/OSHA-approved third-party inspector. A current permit must be posted inside the cab. Five-year load tests and periodic safety tests are also required. Maintenance must be performed under a written Maintenance Control Program by a licensed contractor holding a C-11 elevator contractor license from the California Contractors State License Board. Failure to maintain a current permit can result in the unit being red-tagged and removed from service. Report unsafe elevators to Cal/OSHA Elevator Unit.
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