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  <titleInfo>
    <title>Elevator and escalator rescue</title>
    <subTitle>a comprehensive guide</subTitle>
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  <name type="personal">
    <namePart>Jarboe, Theodore L.</namePart>
    <role>
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  <name type="personal">
    <namePart>O'Donoghue, John</namePart>
    <namePart type="date">1939-</namePart>
  </name>
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  <originInfo>
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    <place>
      <placeTerm type="text">Tulsa, Okla</placeTerm>
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    <publisher>Penwell</publisher>
    <dateIssued>c2007</dateIssued>
    <dateIssued encoding="marc">2007</dateIssued>
    <issuance>monographic</issuance>
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  <language>
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    <extent>268 p. : ill. ; 29 cm.</extent>
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  <tableOfContents>1:	The History of Elevators	 
	The Past, Present, and the Future	 
	Summary	 
	Review Questions	 
	Field Exercise	 
	Endnotes	
2:	Elevator System Overview	 
	The Hoistway	 
	Guide Rails and Governor System	 
	Car Sling and Car Construction	 
	Elevator Car Safety Devices	 
	Summary	 
	Review Questions	 
	Field Exercise	
3:	Traction Elevators	
	Machine Room Contents	 
	Power Disconnects	 
	Traction Machine Room	 
	Hoistway Vent Exchange Opening	 
	Summary	 
	Review Questions	 
	Field Exercise	 
	Endnotes	
4:	Types Doors, Interlocks, and Restrictors	 
	Swing Doors	 
	Single-Speed Side-Slide	 
	Two Speed Side-Slide	 
	Center-Opening	 
	Two-Speed Slide Center-Opening	 
	Biparting Freight	 
	The Other Creatures Still Out There	 
	Elevator Doorway Protection	 
	Interlocks and Restrictors	 
	Summary	 
	Review Questions	 
	Field Exercise	
5:	Hallway and Elevator Lobby Features	 
	Fire Command Center	 
	Summary	 
	Review Questions	 
	Field Exercise	 
	Endnotes	
6:	Car Interior Components and Finish	 
	Car Operating Panel	 
	FireÞghters' Emergency Operation Phase II	 
	Summary	 
	Review Questions	 
	Field Exercise
7:	Hydraulic Elevators	 
	History
	Hydraulic Macine Rooms 
	Roped Hydraulic	 
	Telescopic Jack	 
	Summary	 
	Review Questions	 
	Field Exercise	 
	Endnotes	
8:	Freight Elevators and Dumbwaiters	 
	Freight Elevators	 
	Dumbwaiters	 
	Summary	 
	Review Questions	 
	Field Exercise	
9:	New Technology	 
	Machine Room-Less (MRL) Elevators	 
	Otis Elastomeric Coated Steel Belt (ESCB)	 
	ThyssenKrupp Aramid Ropes	 
	Kone Mono-Space MRL System	 
	Permanent Magnetic Motors	 
	Fijitec Belts	 
	Safety and Rescue Equipment	 
	Summary	 
	Review Questions	 
	Field Exercise	
11:	Elevator Safety: Philosophy and Principles	 
	Introduction	 
	Elevator Hazards	 
	Other Hazards	 
	Safety Philosophy	 
	The Elevator Safety Team	 
	Safety Rules	 
	Lockout/Tagout 
		(OSHA CFR 29 Part 1910.147)	 
	Safety Highlights and Considerations	 
	Summary	 
	Review Questions	 
	Field Exercise	
12:	Rescue Tools and Equipment	 
	Introduction	 
	Lockout/Tagout Equipment	 
	Fall Protection Equipment	 
	Other Forcible Entry Tools	 
	Summary 
	Review Questions	 
	Field Exercise	
13:	Hoistway Door Unlocking Device Keys	 
	Introduction	 
	Interlock	 
	Hoistway Door Keyhole	 
	Escutcheon Plate	 
	Hoistway Door Unlocking Device Keys	 
	Hoistway Door Unlocking Device Key Box 
	Drop Key (Single Link)	 
	Drop Key (Center Link)	 
	Drop Key (Double or Triple Link)	 
	Lunar Key	 
	Lunar Key Operation (Variation)	 
	Tee Key	 
	Hook (Extrusion) Key	 
	Freight Elevator Door Release Chain	 
	Hoistway Door Acces Switch	 
	Improvised Hoistway Door Release Tools23 
	List of Safety and Practical Points 
	Summary	 
	Review Questions	 
	Field Exercise	
14:	Poling Guidelines	 
	Introduction	 
	Safety Concerns	 
	Poling Tools	 
	Why Poling Doesn't Always Work	 
	Poling Guidelines	 
	General Poling Points	 
	Poling Open a Freight Elevator's 
		Biparting Door	 
	Guidelines in Review	 
	Summary	 
	Review Questions	 
	Field Exercise	
15:	Car Top and Side Emergency Exits	 
	Top Emergency Exit	 
	Guidelines	 
	Summary	 
	Review Questions	 
	Field Exercise
16:	Forcible Entry: Types, Use, and Safety	 
	The Irons	 
	Swing Doors	 
	Biparting Doors	 
	Rabbit Tool	 
	Air Bag System	 
	Summary	 
	Review Questions	 
	Field Exercise	
17:	Managing Passenger Entrapment Incidents	 
	Introduction	 
	Safety Principles	 
	Locating the Stalled Elevator Car	 
	Establish Communication and 
		Reassure Passengers	 
	Gather Information From Passengers	 
	Passenger Removal: 
		Nonemerency Guidelines	 
	Passenger Removal: Emergency Guidelines	 
	Forcible Entry Techniques	 
	Documentation	 
	Passenger Entrapment Rescue 
		Operations Review Points	 
	Summary	 
	Review Questions	 
	Field Exercise	
18:	Managing Pinned Victim Incidents	 
	Introduction	 
	Initial Questions	 
	Emergency Care	 
	Technical Rescue Team	 
	Safety and Operational Points	 
	Summary	 
	Review Questions	 
	Field Exercise	
19:	Falling from Heights: Victim Rescue	 
	Introduction	 
	Rescue Approach	 
	Safety Measures	 
	Summary	 
	Review Questions	 
	Field Exercise	
20:	Managing Elevator Fires	 
	Introduction	 
	Hazards	 
	Elevator Car	 
	Machine Room	 
	Hoistway Pit	 
	Summary	 
	Review Questions	 
	Field Exercise	
21:	Case Studies and Lessons Learned	 
	Fireman Fighting Arson 
		Survives 14-Story Fall	 
	Summary	 
	Review Questions	 
	Field Exercise	 
	Endnotes	
22:	Shunt Trip Activation and Its Threat 
		to Firefighter Safety	 
	Example 1: Seattle Fire Department	 
	Example 2: Commonwealth of Massachusetts	 
	Summary	 
	Review Questions	 
	Field Exercise	
23:	The FireÞghter Emergency Operation Key: 
		FEO-K1	 
	Summary	 
	Review Questions	 
	Field Exercise	
24:	Use of Elevators During a Building Fire 	 
	Precautions to the Use of Elevators 
		During a Fire	 
	Effects of Fire on Elevator Components	 
	Firefighters Trapped in an Elevator 
		During Fire Operations	 
	Summary	 
	Review Questions	 
	Field Exerrcise	 
	Endnotes	
25:	Training for Safe and Successful Elevator 
		Rescue Operations	 
	Introduction	 
	Training Levels	 
	Training Setting	 
	Recruit Training	 
	In-Station and Area Training	 
	State Training Programs	 
	The Out-of-Town Instructor	 
	Training Center Elevator Props	 
	Preparation for Training	 
	The Instructor Cadre	 
	Use of Elevator Buildings	 
	Elevator Mechanic Involvement	 
	Safety	 
	Standard Operating Guidelines	 
	Participation	 
	Firefighter Elevator Training Record	 
	Building Survey Program	 
	Summary	 
	Review Questions	 
	Field Exercise	
26:	Escalator Development History	 
	Modern Escalators	 
	Escalator Fires and Smoke Spread	 
	Summary	 
	Review Questions	 
	Field Exercise	
27:	The Escalator System	 
	Escalator Components	 
	Escalator Accidents	 
	The Center to Protect Workers' Rights 
		(www.cpwr.com)	 
	California Department of Health Services	 
	Summary	 
	Review Questions	 
	Field Exercise	 
	Endnotes	
28:	Escalator Safety: Philosophy and Principles	 
	The Four Safety Principles	 
	The Elevator Escalator Safety Foundation	 
	Escalator Safety Rules and Rationale	 
	More Escalator Rules and Advice	 
	Summary	 
	Review Questions	 
	Field Exercise	 
	Endnotes	
29:	Escalator Safety Features	 
	Electrical Protective Devices	 
	Summary	 
	Review Questions	 
	Field Exercise	
30:	Escalator Rescue Tools and Equipment	 
	Summary	 
	Review Questions	 
	Field Exercise	 
	Make Up!	</tableOfContents>
  <note type="statement of responsibility">Ted Jarboe and John O'Donoghue.</note>
  <note>Includes bibliographical references (p. 255) and index.</note>
  <subject authority="lcsh">
    <topic>Elevators</topic>
    <topic>Accidents</topic>
  </subject>
  <subject authority="lcsh">
    <topic>Escalators</topic>
    <topic>Accidents</topic>
  </subject>
  <subject authority="lcsh">
    <topic>Elevators</topic>
    <topic>Safety measures</topic>
  </subject>
  <subject authority="lcsh">
    <topic>Escalators</topic>
    <topic>Safety measures</topic>
  </subject>
  <subject authority="lcsh">
    <topic>Lifesaving at fires</topic>
  </subject>
  <subject authority="lcsh">
    <topic>Rescue work</topic>
  </subject>
  <classification authority="lcc">TH9445 E48 J37 2007</classification>
  <identifier type="isbn">9781593700768 (hardcover)</identifier>
  <identifier type="lccn">2007003033</identifier>
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