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Las Vegas is a city which is built on the go. Las Vegas has huge luxury hotels and high-rise apartments with Casinos, office towers, hospitals, and shopping malls. These buildings need elevators for day-to-day operations. If a single elevator breaks down, the whole businesses can be disrupted and the tenants will be frustrated. It creates

Published by AR Elevator USA – Southern Nevada’s Elevator Safety & Compliance Experts The elevator industry in the United States operates within a highly regulated framework designed to ensure safety, accessibility, and operational reliability. For professionals in this field, staying compliant means understanding and applying a wide range of interconnected codes and standards. 🧭 Key Regulatory Standards You

Written by Eng. Houssam Zammam, QEI Elevator Inspector and Elevator Portfolio Manager, AR Elevator USA The deadline has passed. Since December 31, 2025, Nevada has required door restrictors and door lock monitoring on existing elevators under the state’s adopted code for existing elevators, ASME A17.3, 2020 edition. If your building has not finished this work,

Published by AR Elevator USA – Southern Nevada’s Elevator Safety & Compliance Experts Why Fire Alarm Elevator Recalls Matter As a facility manager in Las Vegas, Henderson, or surrounding areas, understanding fire alarm elevator recalls is essential for: These systems are not optional—they’re mandatory life-safety features that must be tested and certified annually. What Is a Fire Alarm Elevator Recall? When