Ohio dic log 2026

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The document is a Monthly Elevator Firefighters’ Operation Service Log that outlines the requirements for maintaining firefighter service in elevators, specifically detailing the need for monthly Phase I recall and Phase II operation checks. It emphasizes the importance of keeping a written record of these operations on-site, including space for recording results and comments.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the ohio dic log in the editor.
Begin by entering the STATE number in the designated field at the top of the form.
Next, input the DATE of the service log entry to ensure accurate record-keeping.
In the PHASE I section, provide the LOCATION NAME where the elevator service is being conducted.
For PHASE II, ensure that you check off whether the system PASSED or FAILED during inspection.
Sign your name in the CHECKED BY section to validate your findings.
Finally, use the COMMENTS section to note any additional observations or issues encountered during inspection.

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