How our Elevator MCP Compliance service works
Having a Maintenance Control Program is not the same as complying with it. Elevator MCP compliance means the scheduled tasks are performed, records are kept on site, and the documentation would hold up to an inspector's review. We audit that compliance and close the gaps before they become violations.
Common problems we solve
- MCP records are missing entries or signed without dates.
- Required periodic tests were skipped or not documented.
- You are unsure whether records must stay on site or online.
What you receive
- MCP record completeness audit
- Periodic test documentation review
- Gap report with corrective actions
- Follow-up verification after corrections
The outcome
Clean, complete records that demonstrate compliance and protect the owner during inspections, claims, and audits.
Local expertise from Fairfax, VA
We perform MCP compliance reviews for residential and commercial buildings throughout Fairfax County and the wider DC metro area.
Elevator MCP Compliance FAQ
How is MCP compliance different from having an MCP?
Compliance means the tasks are actually performed and documented. A written plan without records does not satisfy the code.
What records should be available?
Maintenance task records, test results, callback logs, and repair records should be accessible to inspectors and the owner.
Can poor MCP records affect liability?
Yes. Incomplete records weaken an owner's position after an incident or claim.
Related services
Elevator Maintenance Control Program
Development and review of Maintenance Control Programs (MCPs) required under ASME A17.1.
Elevator Maintenance Audit
Independent elevator maintenance audits that verify you receive the service you are paying for.
Elevator Inspection Consultant
Dual-QEI elevator inspection consulting to prepare for, interpret, and resolve inspection findings.