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| Member Representative | Member Name | Position Held |
| Secretary Designate | Lindsay M. Moore | Chairman, Director of Code Enforcement |
| Representing Building Owners and Lessees | Davesh Sitaram | |
| Representing Elevator Manufacturers | Richard Riley Jr. Schindler Elevator | |
| Representing the Elevator Industry Work Preservation Fund | VACANT | |
| Representing the Public at Large | Lawrence Ash | |
| Representing Insurance | Heath Shearon |
The Elevator Safety division is responsible for witnessing tests, making sure all elevators are in compliance with all applicable codes, issuing permits, elevator inspectors, and issuing certificates of operation for all elevators in the state.
Our mission is to protect the public by establishing safety standards and other rules regarding the installation and operation of elevators and escalators in the state of Arkansas.
What are the reporting requirements for injury accidents?
The owner or operator shall immediately cease to operate any conveyance involved in a fatality or serious physical injury, except to the extent necessary to protect life, limb and property. Such accident shall be reported in writing by the owner or operator within twenty-four (24) hours to the Department of Labor. For the purposes of this requirement, the term “serious physical injury” shall mean any significant injury that requires immediate medical examination or treatment by a licensed physician.
Unless authorized in writing by the department, no conveyance may be operated, altered, repaired, or tampered with, except to protect life, limb and property, following an accident involving a serious injury or death until the department has completed an investigation concerning the accident.
The Owner or operator may use the accident form (ASEB Injury Accident Report) posted above or submit a similar form with the same information as stated on the department form.
Used for submitting complaints to Code Enforcement
For all Elevator related inquiries or submissions, please submit all inquiries and submissions to [email protected] or call 501-682-4538
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The Arkansas Department of Labor and Licensing seeks to promote workplace health and safety through consultation and enforcement; protect employers and employees from financial burden imposed by work-related injury and disease; and provide consumer protection through occupational licensing as authorized by Arkansas law.
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