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Steps
Confirm the baseline ASME A17.1 expectation that elevators with firefighters' emergency operation undergo Phase I recall testing (via the key switch) and at least one-floor Phase II in-car operation testing on a monthly basis
Check whether the specific state/city has adopted a different cadence — some jurisdictions (Washington State was cited as an example) use a quarterly interval instead of monthly, so confirm locally rather than assuming the ASME baseline applies unmodified
Confirm the test log format captures date, both Phase I and Phase II actions performed, and outcome/findings, and that it's kept available to elevator personnel and the AHJ
Retain the completed logs for the AHJ's required retention period alongside other MCP-related maintenance records
Where a fire alarm system interfaces with elevator recall, confirm that interface is included in the monthly (or locally-set) test scope rather than tested separately on its own schedule
Known gotchas
Cadence is not universally monthly — at least one state was found to use a quarterly interval, so confirm the locally adopted requirement before asserting 'monthly' as a blanket rule
Phase I and Phase II are two distinct actions (recall vs. in-car firefighter control) that must both be exercised in the same test, not treated as alternatives
The test log is itself an AHJ-inspectable record — an untested or unlogged month is a compliance gap even if the elevator otherwise 'seems' to work in an emergency
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