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From: | SP52948 owner |
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To: | Robert Crosbie, Frank Tallaridi |
Subject: | PROBLEM REPORT: SP52948 Elevator in Block D out of order for at least 36 hours and still not operational as of 18:33 hours - 12Feb2020 |
Date: | 12/2/20, 6:45 pm |
The elevator problem in Block D is soon entering the THIRD DAY, just several months after alleged major upgrades.
So far, based on evidence collected by Lot 158, the elevator in Block D has been out of order for at least 36 hours.
It was sad to witness two owners/tenants carrying washing
machine from the basement through fire doors and to upper floors by
hand this afternoon.
The attached photos speak for themselves.
The belated handwritten notice in two places in Block D is insufficient to inform the owners of the reoccurring problems.
In addition, notice board in Block D has absolutely no information about the elevator breakdown.
On a separate note, official information was received from
Electra Lift who confirmed that nobody notified them of the outcome
of their tender for major upgrades. That is not how professional
tenders are run. Thompson Elevator Consultancy Services assessment
and quotes for elevator major upgrades was sent to Waratah Strata
Management on 16 November 2017, but presented to owners through the
expired and misleading quotes one year later in agenda for Annual
General Meeting in October 2018, where three vendors were allegedly
short-listed:
Liftronic Elevator
Electra Lift
Otis Elevator
Regards,
Good afternoon,
It turned out that the
elevator in Block D (third one Lot 158 has collected evidence for
in last two and a half months) was out of order at 06:35
hours.
It is possible that the elevator was broken for much longer before 06:35 hours.
At the same time, fire door in Block D was wide open and unattended.
maintenance staff did not publish notices near elevator doors on any of the floors in Block D.
At the same time, fire
door 2 in Block A was wide open and unattended.
maintenance staff
did not publish notices near elevator doors on any of the floors in
Block D.
At the same time, fire
door 2 in Block A was wide open and unattended.
maintenance staff did not publish notices near elevator doors on any of the floors in Block D.
As of this moment, the elevator in Block D has been out of order for AT LEAST NINE HOURS.
Further checks throughout the evening might show even worse status.
Photo evidence is enclosed.
Regards,