Who should claim for compensation for a safety accident in the elevator?

According to the staff of Quality Supervision Bureau, the elevator user is the main body of elevator safety work, and its legal representative (main person in charge) is the first person responsible for elevator safety. Elevator users shall take full responsibility for the safe use and operation of their own elevators. Elevator users must set up elevator safety management institutions or be equipped with full-time and part-time safety management personnel according to law. In which building do passengers use the elevator, and which building is responsible for the claims of elevator accidents. Property management company is the main body of elevator safety in residential quarters, and its legal person is the first responsible person for elevator safety. In case of elevator-related problems, passengers should complain to the property management company at the first time, and the property management company should coordinate and communicate with the elevator maintenance unit according to the specific situation. At the same time, when the following accidents occur, the responsible party may be required to make compensation. The elevator car stopped suddenly during operation, and people were locked in and couldn't get out. If you are trapped for more than 2 hours, even if there are no casualties, it is a general accident and you can claim compensation. During the operation of the elevator car, people are cut off by the sill of the running car and the lintel of the hall door, resulting in human body tearing and casualties; The elevator car went out of control and fell into the bottom of the elevator shaft at the speed of approximate free fall, which made the elevator passengers miserable. Causing casualties; Personnel mistakenly enter the elevator shaft and fall from a height, causing casualties; If there is no elevator during maintenance or after opening the door, and there is no clear sign next to the elevator room, passengers can claim compensation for the accident. The staff of the Quality Supervision Bureau reminded the public to check whether the elevators frequently used around them meet the safety standards. First, check whether there is a "safety inspection qualified" sign issued by the Bureau of Quality and Technical Supervision in the elevator. Without this sign, the safety status of the elevator will not be confirmed. Driving with the elevator door open is a mistake and the most dangerous. Never take it.