What are the elevator management regulations?

The specific contents of the Regulations on Elevator Management are as follows: 1. Smoking, spitting, smearing and littering are prohibited in elevators. Second, people who take the elevator should take good care of the elevator, only press the button of the floor they want to go to, and they are not allowed to press or tap the button continuously, and they are not allowed to stand in the middle of the car door for a long time to stop the elevator from running. 3. Don't lean against the door when you take the ladder to avoid danger. Children must be accompanied by adults, and disabled people and patients who can't take care of themselves must be accompanied. 4. If the elevator runs out of order, after the signal is sent, the passengers in the car should ring the alarm and wait quietly. Professional maintenance personnel will troubleshoot and open the door. Passengers are forbidden to open the car safety window, knock and pry the elevator car doors and facilities. Five, the elevator to transport furniture should be reported to the commercial company (department) to send someone to transport. When handling furniture, handle it with care, and don't damage elevators and public facilities. It is forbidden to carry oversized, ultra-wide and overweight articles. 6. It is not allowed to ship inflammable and explosive dangerous goods. In case of special circumstances, it must be reported to the commercial company (competent department) for approval. And take safety protection measures, assign special personnel to board the ship by ladder. Seven, the use of elevators to transport decoration materials, decoration garbage must be bagged, for business purposes to transport goods must apply to the property management company (competent department) for approval, the property management company (competent department) will assign personnel to supervise the transportation.

Eight, such as the building (building) elevator is mainly for passengers, and the delivery of goods should avoid the rush hour.