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WEBINAR: Escalators 101: Types, Applications and Codes

Presented By:

Mitsubishi Electric US, Inc. Elevator/Escalator Division

Description:

This course provides participants with an overview of escalator types and discusses how design, performance and maintenance impacts safety and the rider experience

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Describe the range of escalator types, appropriate applications and the rider experience associated with each

Describe the components of an escalator and how the components impact the rider experience

Discuss the codes and standards governing escalator safety

Discuss how design and maintenance impact safety and the rider experience

Date: June 26, 2020

Time: 12:00 1:00PM

Learning Unit: 1 Learning Unit

AIAOC Members: Free
Non Members:$15 (plus service fee)

Presenter:
Lorcan Monaghan has been in the construction industry for over 7 years as a project manager. He has been with Mitsubishi Electric, US. Inc. Elevators & Escalators for 4 years and started as a project manager working on high-profile new construction and modernization projects such as Sunset Bronson Studios, NoMad Hotel and Oceanwide Plaza to name a few. Lorcan transitioned into his current position as new construction sales representative due to his background in construction and his knowledge of Mitsubishi Electric elevator equipment learned during his time as a project manager. This has helped Lorcan provide valuable input to design teams on the development of vertical transportation on projects throughout Southern California. Lorcan holds a B.S. in Civil Engineering earned from California State Long Beach and in his spare time, he enjoys playing golf and travelling with his wife Annemarie.

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