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Uniformat D1010

Elevator, hydraulic

Also called hydraulic elevator, hydro elevator

  • Confidence C
  • Version 0.5.0 (permanent link)
  • Reviewed 2026-10-22

Service life

20 yearsmedian of the stated lives · sources say 20–35 years
0510152025303540452035

Years in service. The band runs from the shortest to the longest life the sources state, so it shows how much they disagree, not how long 80% of units last. The line is the median of the stated lives.

Basis

How sources are chosen and recorded: sourcing policy.

Municipal lives for conveying (D10)

9 municipalities in Ontario and British Columbia state a life for conveying as a whole, in 9 distinct tables: 20–35 years, median 20. These come from capital asset policies: accounting lives, used for amortization. They describe the system rather than this component, and none is a measured life.

Median 20 yearsGrey Highlands: Elevator, 20 yearsKenora: Buildings - Elevator, 20 yearsPrince Edward: Buildings - Elevators, 20 yearsSarnia: Elevators, 20 yearsSevern: Building Components - Elevators, 20 yearsWelland: Elevator, 20 yearsParksville: Elevators, 25 yearsBrockton: Elevator - Mechanical Elevator, 35 yearsGreater Madawaska: Services Conveying, 25–30 years010203040

Years. Each dot is one stated life and each bar a stated range; equal values stack. The dashed line is the median. Policies that copy the same table count once.

All 9 stated lives
MunicipalityAs writtenYearsKindSource
Grey HighlandsElevator20accountingp11 · 2026
KenoraBuildings - Elevator20accountingp15 · 2026
Prince EdwardBuildings - Elevators20accountingp34 · 2022
SarniaElevators20accountingp1
SevernBuilding Components - Elevators20accountingp400 · 2019
WellandElevator20accountingp8 · 2021
ParksvilleElevators25accountingp9 · 2023
Greater MadawaskaServices Conveying25–30accountingp17 · 2025
BrocktonElevator - Mechanical Elevator35accountingp2 · 2009

Every row was matched to its page automatically (the label and number appear in the page text). Follow the page link before relying on an automatically matched row. About the policies · All approved rows as JSON

Preventive maintenance

3 tasks in 2 work orders.

  1. 1
  2. 2
  3. 3
  4. 4
  5. 5
  6. 6
  7. 7
  8. 8
  9. 9
  10. 10
  11. 11
  12. 12Annual

Months from the schedule start. Daily and weekly rounds run in between. Download the tasks as CSV for a CMMS, or ask the MCP tool get_pm_schedule for dated visits.

Every 60 days · 1 task

Source: NAVFAC MO-118 Inspection of Vertical Transportation Equipment, 2.7 Periodic Inspection and Tests (electric elevators)

TaskPage
Full test of firefighters' servicep76

Annual · 2 tasks

Source: NAVFAC MO-118 Inspection of Vertical Transportation Equipment, 2.7 Periodic Inspection and Tests (electric elevators)

TaskPage
Full test of standby (emergency) power operationp76
Test door closing forcep76

Frequencies are ISO 8601 durations in the data (P3M = every 3 months).

Open questions

  • These are Ontario accounting lives from municipal capital asset policies, not planning or observed replacement data.
  • Elevator tasks come from NAVFAC MO-118 (1988), which restates the elevator code tests of its time; check them against the current ASME A17.1 and local requirements.

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Citation

unfinished.one (2026). Elevator, hydraulic, v0.5.0. https://unfinished.one/c/elevator-hydraulic/v/0.5.0

BibTeX

@misc{unfinished_elevator_hydraulic_0_5_0,
  title = {Elevator, hydraulic},
  author = {{unfinished.one}},
  year = {2026},
  version = {0.5.0},
  url = {https://unfinished.one/c/elevator-hydraulic/v/0.5.0},
  note = {CC BY 4.0}
}

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