Conveyance Inspection Guidance - Colorado 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Conveyance Inspection Guidance - Colorado in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling out the Facility Information section. Enter the Facility Name, ID, County, Address, City, and Zip code accurately.
  3. Next, provide Responsible Party Information. Include the Contact Name, Company Name, Address, City, Phone Number, State, ZIP code, Email Address, and select the Responsible Party Type (Owner or Facility Management).
  4. In the Conveyance Information section, fill in details such as OPS Conveyance #, Manufacturer, Year Installed, Model, and select the appropriate options for Conveyance Use and Type.
  5. Complete the Inspection Information by entering the Inspection Date and Type. Record any violations and ensure all required fields are filled out.
  6. Finally, sign off on the Certification Information section to confirm that all statements are true. Ensure you include your name and signature.

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If you have a vehicle that is older than seven model years and from 1982 or newer, you must receive an emissions test once every two years. Vehicles from model year 1981 and older need annual inspections.
The NWCCOG Elevator Inspection Program (EIP) inspects and issues permits for commercial and residential conveyances (elevators, lifts and escalators) to ensure safe conveyances throughout the region. The program began in 1993. Prior to that, most conveyances were not inspected.
Driving without a valid sticker, or with an expired one, can lead to a fine, plus the requirement to get an inspection immediately!!! In some states, if an officer notices obvious issues like worn tires, they can impound the car if you dont have a current inspection to back it up.
Model year 1982 and newer vehicles are required to be inspected biennially (every two years), while 1981 and older model year vehicles are required to be inspected annually. The inspection cycle for new vehicles begins after a seven-model year exemption period.
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