Inspection

Inspection Details

Equipment ID
25033

Inspection Date
6/16/2025

Inspection Type
Annual Inspection

Inspector Name
Christopher "RED" Staton

Mechanic Name
Christian Batson

Relief Valve Pressure
Excessive

Slide
NA

Governor Rope Pull
NA

Door Closing Force
10F/12R

External ID
22214e45-a67d-4e74-b6c6-a71733e52f3d

Location

White House Bldg
1408 Tower Grove Ave, St. Louis, MO
Phone: (000) 000-0000

Owner

Attn: Missouri Foundation for Health
Missouri Foundation for Health
4254 Vista Ave, St. Louis, MO 63110
Phone: (314) 345-5531
Email: invoices@mffh.org

Billing

Same as Owner

Violations

Code	Item	Section	Reinspection	Red Tag	Reason For Violation	Fixed Date
ASME A17.1 2004 with 2005 Addendum and 2005 : Elevators	1.6 - Car emergency signal	2.27.1 Phone or alarm not functioning (Mandatory Re-Inspection due in 14 days)	x	x	1. A two-way communications means between the car and a location, that is readily accessible to authorized and emergency personnel shall be provided. A number shall be provided for elevator emergencies.	7/14/2020
ASME A17.1 2004 with 2005 Addendum and 2005 : Elevators	2.1 - Access to machine space	2.7.3.4	x	x	2. Access doors to machine rooms shall be of a minimum width 29.5 in. and a minimum height of 80 in. The door is 72 in. in height. A variance from the State Board will be required.	7/14/2020
ASME A17.1 2004 with 2005 Addendum and 2005 : Elevators	2.1 - Access to machine space	2.7.3.4	x	x	3. Access doors to machine rooms shall be self-closing and self-locking and be able to open from inside without a key, spring type lock. The door handle is not self-locking, as in a janitor closet type.	7/14/2020
ASME A17.1 2004 with 2005 Addendum and 2005 : Elevators	2.2 Headroom	2.7.4	x	x	4. Elevator machine rooms not located over the hoistway shall have a clear headroom of not less than 79 in. The range of the overhead clearance goes from 65 ½ inches to 75 inches.4. Elevator machine rooms not located over the hoistway shall have a clear headroom of not less than 79 in. The range of the overhead clearance goes from 65 ½ inches to 75 inches. Ref: 5.2.1.7.8 A variance from the State Board will be required.	7/14/2020
ASME A17.1 2004 with 2005 Addendum and 2005 : Elevators	2.3 - Lighting and receptacles	2.7.5.1	x	x	5. The lighting control switch shall be located within easy reach of the access to such rooms or spaces. Where practicable, the light control switch shall be located on the lock-jamb side of the access door. The light switch is located on the outside of the room.	7/14/2020
ASME A17.1 2004 with 2005 Addendum and 2005 : Elevators	2.6 - Ventilation	2.7.5.2	x	x	6. Machine rooms shall be provided with natural or mechanical means to keep the ambient air temperature and humidity in the range specified by the elevator equipment manufacturer to ensure safe and normal operation of the elevator.	7/14/2020
ASME A17.1 2004 with 2005 Addendum and 2005 : Elevators	2.10 - Numbering of elevators, machines, and disconnect switches	2.26.4	x	x	7. All electrical equipment and wiring shall conform to NFPA 70. Each disconnecting means shall be legibly marked to indicate its purpose unless located and arranged so the purpose is evident. The marking shall be of sufficient durability to withstand the environment involved. Ref: 2.26.4 (NEC 110.22)	7/14/2020
ASME A17.1 2004 with 2005 Addendum and 2005 : Elevators	3.9 - Floor and emergency identification numbering	2.29.2	x	x	8. Hoistways shall have floor numbers, not less than 4 in. in height, on the hoistway side of the enclosure or hoistway doors.	7/14/2020
ASME A17.1 2004 with 2005 Addendum and 2005 : Elevators	3.10 - Hoistway construction	2.1	x	x	9. Where fire-resistive construction is required, hoistways shall be enclosed in conformance with the requirements of the building code. There are openings in the hoistway where light from the outside of hoistway comes in and exposed wood is also visible throughout the hoistway.	7/14/2020
ASME A17.1 2004 with 2005 Addendum and 2005 : Elevators	3.16 - Traveling cables and junction boxes	2.8.1	x	x	10. All electrical equipment and wiring shall conform to NFPA 70. Traveling cables that are suitably supported and protected from physical damage shall be permitted to be run without the use of a raceway. From inside the hoistway, to elevator control enclosures and to elevator car and machine room connections that are located outside the hoistway for a distance not exceeding 6 ft. in length as measured from the first point of support on the elevator car or hoistway wall. Travel cable is run from first point of support to controller without being in suitably protection from physical damage (no raceway) and I am questioning the support itself. (NEC 620.44)	7/14/2020
ASME A17.1 2004 with 2005 Addendum and 2005 : Elevators	3.12 - Pipes, wiring, and ducts	2.8	x	x	11. All electrical equipment and wiring shall conform to NFPA 70. All live parts of electrical apparatus in the hoistways shall be enclosed to protect against accidental contact. Raceway 1900 box shall be enclosed, a knock out needs to be plugged. (NEC 620.4)	7/14/2020
ASME A17.1 2004 with 2005 Addendum and 2005 : Elevators	3.12 - Pipes, wiring, and ducts	2.8	x	x	12. All electrical equipment and wiring shall conform to NFPA 70. All live parts of electrical apparatus in the hoistways shall be enclosed to protect against accidental contact. Top of car shall have all covers for door operator installed. (NEC 620.4)	7/14/2020
ASME A17.1 2004 with 2005 Addendum and 2005 : Elevators	4.5 - Access to Hoistway	2.12.7	x	x	13. The operation of the switch shall not render ineffective the hoistway-door interlock or electric contact at any other landing, nor shall the car move if any other hoistway door is unlocked. When Hoistway Access keyed switch was used the car moved with the lower door opened. (5.2.1.12)	7/14/2020
ASME A17.1 2004 with 2005 Addendum and 2005 : Elevators	1.12 - Car enclosure	2.14	x		14. All materials exposed to the car interior and the hoistway shall be metal, glass, or shall conform to 2.14.2.1.1 through 2.14.2.1.6. Protective wrapping of COP has not been removed.	7/14/2020
ASME A17.1 2004 with 2005 Addendum and 2005 : Elevators	2.4 - Machine space	2.7.1.1	x	x	15. Spaces containing machines, control equipment shall be separated from the remainder of the building by a fire resistive enclosure conforming to the requirements of the building code. All penetrations through or into wall, seams where beams and walls meet and gaps where drywall meets shall be brought up to fire rating of the building code.	7/14/2020
ASME A17.1 2004 with 2005 Addendum and 2005 : Elevators	5.1 - Pit access, lighting, stop switch, and condition	8.6.4.7 Cleaning of Pits	x	x	16. Pits shall be kept free of dirt and rubbish. Ref: 8.10.2.2.5(a)	7/14/2020
MO Minimum : Elevators	(G) - Maintenance, Repair and Replacements	8.6.4.9 Cleaning of Top of Cars	x	x	17. The tops of cars shall be kept free of oil, water, dirt, and rubbish, and shall not be used for storing lubricants, spare parts, tools, or other items.	7/14/2020
MO Minimum : Elevators	(A) - Hoistways	(A)13	x	x	18. Hoistways containing passenger elevators shall be fully enclosed and the enclosure shall be of solid construction to its full height. Plaster is coming off the side wall, needs to be removed and patched.	7/14/2020
MO Minimum : Elevators	(S) - Fire Service	(S)1	x	x	19. When the building code requires a sign be posted adjacent to hall call fixtures instructing occupants not to use the elevator in case of fire, the sign shown in Fig. 2.27.9 shall be provided. The sign shall include only the wording and graphics shown in Fig. 2.27.9. When the building code specifies a different design, 2.27.9 shall not apply. Walls have not been painted so signage has not been put up.	7/14/2020
MO Minimum : Elevators	(I) - Pits	(I)8	x	x	20. Sumps and sump pumps in pits, where provided, shall be covered. The cover shall be secured and level with the pit floor. It shall also be of a non-combustible material.	7/14/2020
ASME A17.1 2004 with 2005 Addendum and 2005 : Elevators	3.23 - Suspension rope	2.20	x	x	21. When the rope has been seated in the wedge socket by the load on the rope, the wedge shall be visible, and at least two wire-rope retaining clips shall be provided to attach the termination side to the load-carrying side of the rope. The first clip shall be placed a maximum of 4 times the rope diameter above the socket, and the second clip shall be located within 8 times the rope diameter above the first clip. The purpose of the two clips is to retain the wedge and prevent the rope from slipping in the socket should the load on the rope be removed for any reason. The clips shall be designed and installed so that they do not distort or damage the rope in any manner. Need to be able to check spacing of clips, access to pit is not acceptable.	7/14/2020
ASME A17.1 2004 with 2005 Addendum and 2005 : Elevators	5.1 - Pit access, lighting, stop switch, and condition	2.2.4 Access to Pit	x	x	22. Separate pit door, when provided, shall be subject to the following requirements: (a) If the door swings into the pit, it shall be located so that it does not interfere with moving equipment. (b) If the door swings out, and the lowest structural or mechanical part, equipment, or device installed beneath the car platform, except guide shoes or rollers or safety jaw assemblies, projects below the top of the separate pit access door opening when the car is level with the bottom terminal landing (1) an electric contact conforming to 2.26.2.26 shall be provided to prevent operation of the elevator when the door is open (2) the door shall be provided with a vision panel(s) that is glazed with clear wired glass not less than 0.25 in. thick, will reject a ball 6 in. in diameter, and have an area of not more than 47 in. square (c) The door shall provide a minimum opening of 29.5 in. in width and 72 in. in height. (d) The door shall be equipped with a barrier conforming to 2.11.1.2(i), where the door sill is located more than 12 in. above the pit floor. (e) The door shall be self-closing and provided with a spring-type lock arranged to permit the door to be opened from inside of the pit without a key. Such doors shall be kept closed and locked. The key shall be of Group 1 Security.	7/14/2020
ASME A17.1 2004 with 2005 Addendum and 2005 : Elevators	2.7 - Fire Extinguisher	8.11.2.1.2(g)			A current tested & tagged ABC type fire extinguisher shall be provided in the elevator machine room.	6/24/2025
ASME A17.1 2004 with 2005 Addendum and 2005 : Elevators	2.41 - Maintenance Records	8.6.1.4			A code compliant MCP and all the on-site documentation required by A17.1 2016 - 8.6.1.2.2 and 8.6.1.4 shall be provided in the machine room. (This item is for notification purposes for future violation in 2022)	6/24/2025
A17.1-2016 : Elevators	CSR 40-5.100 State Operating Certificate	5.100(2) Display of Operating Certificate			No state operating certificate in machine room.	6/24/2025
MO Minimum : Elevators	11 CSR 40-5.090 Inspection and Testing	(1) Minimum Standard	x		Relief/bypass pressure shall be adjusted to no more than 125% of working pressure.	7/7/2025
MO Minimum : Elevators	11 CSR 40-5.090 Inspection and Testing	8.6.5.16.5 Over Speed Valve Testing (Re-Inspect)	x		Overspeed valve shall have current testing tag. 5-year weight test required.	7/7/2025
MO Minimum : Elevators	11 CSR 40-5.090 Inspection and Testing	(3) Testing Procedures (Re-Inspect)	x		Slack rope safeties shall have 5-year weight test performed.	7/7/2025
A17.1-2016 : Elevators	2.40 - Maintenance Records	8.6.1.2.2 On-Site Documentation			A code compliant MCP and all the on-site documentation required shall be provided in the machine room. All documentation is blank.
A17.1-2016 : Elevators	CSR 40-5.100 State Operating Certificate	5.100(2) Display of Operating Certificate			A current MO State operating certificate shall be posted in the elevator equipment room, in a noncombustible frame with a clear protective vision plate over it.

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