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International Industry News Continued and include indoor and outdoor installations. The project also has a tight schedule. Installation of the first escalators began in September, and it is planned that all 353 will be in place by May 2011. According to Schindler, one of the reasons it received the contract was the company’s production capacity and its extensive network of branches throughout China. The stations involved are situated in major cities across the entire length of the country, from Changchun in the far north to Guangzhou on China’s south coast, with more than 3,000 kilometers separating those on either end of the network. Indonesia JAKARTA BUILDING DEVELOPMENT SHIFTS Property consultants at PT Procon Indah reported in July that developers are moving southward to construct new office buildings in the capital city in search of more affordable land prices and a specific image. The company’s data as of the second quarter of 2010 showed that South Jakarta had almost 20% of all high-rise offices in the city. Over the last five years, the demand for office space in South Jakarta has increased by 29%, while the same in demand in other parts of Jakarta increased by 15%. Procon Indah’s research and consulting head Utami Prastiana said, “South Jakarta has a prime neighborhood image. It is surrounded by established prime residential and commercial developments.” Prastiana also added that as many as 90% of companies in South Jakarta preferred to buy instead of rent office space. Iran GOLESTAN PROVINCE ELEVATORS INSPECTED Donya-ye-Asansor recently reported that an agreement was reached that should allow the inspection of all new elevators in Golestan province. Alireza Tajari stated on the website of the Standard and Industrial Research Organization of Golestan that the mayors of the province agreed that the issuance of certifications of completion of construction will be dependent upon elevators receiving an inspection certification. Tajari, who is the mechanical expert for the Standard and Industrial Research Organization of Golestan, explained his organization should be able to inspect all newly installed elevators in accordance with this agreement. International Industry News Send to the editor: P.O. Box 6507, Mobile, AL 36660; fax: (1) 251-479-7043; or e-mail: editorial@elevator-world.com 18 ELEVATOR WORLD India •4th Quarter 2010 • Israel GREEN OFFICE TOWER PROGRESSES IN TEL AVIV In September, the first phase of Tel Aviv’s new green office building was nearing completion. Constructed by brothers Ronen and Alon Azouri, the unnamed 20-story tower uses recycled, sustainable and domestic building materials and ecological maintenance procedures for a long-term low impact on the environment. The project is located on Hamasger Street, which is to be at the heart of Tel Aviv’s light-rail route expected to be operational in five years. The building is scheduled to open in March 2011, but it is expected that its first tenants will start moving in as early as January. The first seven floors have already been sold. Some of the green features include water recycling that is expected to save up to 13,000 liters per day. In addition, the use of insulated glass will allow up to 62% natural light into the building, while keeping out at least 25% of the sun’s heat. Solar panels will be placed on the roof, and the possibility of using wind turbines is being considered. With the help of Israeli architect Keren Yedvub and British green building consultant Guy Battle, the Azouri brothers designed the tower with a continuous filtered fresh air system and online-monitored climate control, a condensed recycled cardboard material from Germany for exterior coatings, and parquet floors of certified wood from sustainable forests. Battle expects the tower to achieve a silver or gold level equivalent in the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design rating system. Italy SEMATIC ACHIEVES WORLDWIDE CERTIFIED QUALITY At the end of July, the quality management system of the Sematic Group was certified according to the ISO 9001:2008 standard for all activities related to the “design, manufacturing, sales and after sales of complete doors, cabins, steel work, safety gears and related components for passengers and goods lift/elevator.” Sematic is one of the first companies in the elevator component business to achieve this important recognition at the worldwide level, since the certification covers not only its single productive sites (Italy, the U.K., China, Hungary, the U.S. and Mexico), but also its global, integrated quality management system that established common policies and goals for all the group companies. ISO 9001:2008 certification demonstrates Sematic’s capacity to provide, from each of its manufacturing plants all over the world, products and services that conform to
market requirements, via a management system set up in line with a process model that emphasizes the cen - trality of the customer and the commitment of Sematic top management and entire organizations to continuous improvement. The certification specifies that all Sematic units have the same approach to business and customers, with standardization, repeatable and cost-effective processes and activities, oriented to the ongoing development of the organization and the sharing of its best internal practices. In order to achieve these goals, Sematic carried out several quality improvement actions, defined and coordinated at the corporate level and locally developed, such as the constant monitoring of quality and performance key indicators, the implementation of internal (in addition to external) audit plans, the integrated management of claims, as well as the development of IT systems for the management of quality-related processes. Sematic Group Chairman and CEO Roberto Zappa explained: “Achieving a high quality level in the products and services provided to customers is a key requirement in order to maintain the market position we have achieved for our future development.” Sematic Group Quality, H&SE Manager Marcello Aiolfi added: “Sematic Quality process aims to maximize customer satisfaction through the constant improvement of company procedures and the prevention of any possible reason for dissatisfaction.” The combination of high-value-added ISO 9001 certified operations, fully integrated manufacturing processes and its global industrial presences makes Sematic a strategic supplier for today’s demanding elevator market. Japan JSEA TETHER COMPETITION RESULTS The Japan Space Elevator Association (JSEA) announced the winners of its second technical and engineering competition at Nihon University’s research ground in Chiba in August. The event, which took place on August 6-9, had teams participate in six categories, including speed, control and safety. Selected results for the Tether/Belt Competition were as follows: ◆ Grand prize and speed winner: Kanagawa University’s Egami Team B, which had its climber travel 300 meters in 2 minutes and 36 seconds. ◆ Control winner: Nihon University’s Sakurana climber’s control was completely automated. ◆ Environmental Control winner: Nihon University’s Aoki Team 1 designed its climber to be able to adapt to Continued Maximum security with -brakes Proven thousandfold and extremely silent The new ROBA ® -diskstop ® and ROBA-stop ® -Z safety brakes fulfill the highest safety requirements in compliance with DIN EN 81 or TRA 200 and are unmatched silent. Their compact designs offer innovative possibilities for economic solutions. Your advantages: – Maximum versatility for all elevator drives – Silent operation – Easy assembly and inspection – Worldwide service and availability Speak with us! We have the perfect safety brake for your elevator drive. Chr. Mayr GmbH + Co. KG Eichenstraße1 D-87665 Mauerstetten Telefon +49 8341/804-0 Fax +49 8341/804 421 http://www.mayr.de eMail: info@mayr.de your reliable partner • Issue 4, Volume 3 • elevatorworldindia.com 19
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