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Maintenance Control Program records, provincial inspection evidence and technician dispatch in one system - for elevator contractors across Canada.
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TSSA, Technical Safety BC, AEDARSA, RBQ - different adopted code editions, different inspection cadences, one business to manage them all.
Under A17.1 §8.6 the Maintenance Control Program must be complete, current and viewable on site. A binder doesn't cut it anymore.
Cold weather increases call volume sharply. Without scheduling visibility, urgent jobs displace planned maintenance and compliance slips.
The Maintenance Control Program is built from the Service Checklist/Breakdown Checklist plus Report Format, tied to each unit.
Ontario, BC, Alberta each modelled as their own Branch/Area. Reports roll up, nothing bleeds across.
The Contract/AMC Format plus Payment Terms and Payment Collection Type - commercial and compliance in one place.
Every preventive-maintenance visit and installation job tracked from PM Import and Job Import.
Field checklist, attendance and job close-out captured on the device - no manual re-entry.
Stock visibility by warehouse and category - truck stock, parts on order, and transfers across branches.
Compliance information reviewed by Sumeet Katariya, Founder, ElevatorPlus
Reviewing your current site plans and compliance guidelines.
Mapping towers, shafts, milestones, and uploading historical logs.
Training back-office dispatchers and field crews on the mobile app.
Going live, migrating historical service records, and setting up your maintenance schedules.
All modules, no per-user fees, no per-seat scaling. One flat price - contracts, PM, breakdown, inventory, installation, reporting.
See full pricing detailsYes. The Maintenance Control Program required under A17.1 §8.6 must be complete, current and viewable on site. ElevatorPlus holds the MCP on the unit record and updates it as work is completed, so it is available on a technician's device in the machine room rather than sitting in a paper binder.
Yes. The adopted edition varies by province. ElevatorPlus sets the applicable edition per unit, not per company, so a contractor working across provinces keeps each unit's records against the code its own regulator actually enforces.
ElevatorPlus produces the Maintenance Control Program documentation, test records and service history an inspector asks to see, held per unit and viewable on site. What it removes is the usual failure: records that are incomplete or sitting in the wrong building when the inspector arrives.
Yes. One account covers all three, with the applicable code edition and provincial regulator set per unit. TSSA, AEDARSA and Technical Safety BC each carry their own filing expectations, and holding records per unit means a multi-province contractor is not running three parallel systems.
The interface is available in English. We focus on Ontario, British Columbia and Alberta, where most Canadian elevator contractors operate, and we do not offer a French-language interface today. If you operate in Quebec, raise it on the call and we will be straight with you about where that sits.
Yes. MCP entries, test records, photos and signatures are all captured offline in the machine room or pit, and sync once the device reconnects. This matters more in Canada than most markets, because the MCP has to be current and viewable on site, which is exactly where coverage fails.
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