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Liftinstituut is a global organization based in the Netherlands that specializes in safety inspections, certifications, and approvals for elevators, escalators, and other vertical transportation systems. Founded in 1933, it has established itself as a key player in ensuring the safety, reliability, and efficiency of elevators and related systems worldwide. The organization is well-regarded for its independent approach to testing and certification, offering services to manufacturers, building owners, and operators in various industries.
Overview
Liftinstituut operates as a private company with a focus on the safety and performance of vertical transportation systems. Its services are essential for complying with European directives like the European Lift Directive 2014/33/EU and the Machine Directive 2006/42/EC. These directives regulate the safety of elevators & machines, including the components within the European Union. The company has a reputation for maintaining high standards of safety, driven by its commitment to ensuring that elevators, escalators, and other lifting equipment adhere to stringent regulations.
The headquarters of Liftinstituut is located in Amsterdam, Netherlands, but the organization has expanded its operations internationally, especialy for the certification services.
Certification and Accreditation
One of Liftinstituut's core activities is certification, which is a crucial process in the vertical transportation industry. Certification ensures that elevators, escalators, machines, and related safety components comply with relevant safety standards and regulations before they are put into use. Liftinstituut is accredited as a Notified Body (NoBo) in Europe, which allows it to conduct conformity assessments according to European Union directives. Liftinstituut's expertise extends beyond traditional elevator systems to Electronic safety systems (IEC-61508 p/pe/e, PESS or EN-81-20/50 PESSRAL) and Cyber Security for IACS (Industrial Automated Control Systems)
Liftinstituut's certifications are recognized in many countries outside the EU, making it a trusted partner for manufacturers and operators seeking access to the European market. The organization has built a reputation for technical expertise and impartiality, which is important for gaining the trust of both regulatory bodies and the industries it serves.