All Turkish elevators will be marked on the map

The state elevator control system which will cover all the load lifting machines in the country will be introduced to the citizens of Turkey.

A single monitoring system will allow you to quickly eliminate all problems associated with elevators. To do this, a special interactive map will be created, on which all elevators will be marked.

“Particular attention will be paid to the elevators installed in the LCD, as well as commercial and business centers. We can immediately respond to all possible technical problems, preventing accidents” said the Minister of Science, Industry and Technologies of Turkey, Faruk Ozlu.

Also, according to him, the new state system will allow controlling the purchase of elevators that are shipped from abroad and immediately suppressing imports of substandard ones.

Recall that in the past year, almost 370 thousand elevators in Turkey have been serviced.

13.03.2018

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