Safety

Safety

Safety

Safety is a joint effort

Safety involves everyone from technology and maintenance service providers to building owners and equipment users. We have global policies, processes, and guidelines in place to enable that our business activities, including subcontractor operations, are organized and conducted in a structured and globally harmonized way.

Everyone who uses an elevator or escalator needs to be conscious of their own behavior, for example making sure children’s hands are held when riding an escalator, and not blocking closing elevator doors.

Building owners and maintenance service providers are responsible for making sure equipment is professionally maintained and kept in good condition.

Watch our safety videos

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Elevator safety

Using elevators properly helps to ensure a safe and comfortable ride for everyone. Take a look at our elevator safety video and discover how little things matter in safety.

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Escalator safety

It’s just an untied shoelace, but it might be a problem if it gets stuck in the wrong place. Take a look at our escalator safety video and discover how little things matter in safety.

Children and safety

Habits learned young tend to stick. That is why KONE sees children as an important target group when it comes to reaching out on equipment safety.

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Watch the animation

Oh no, Bob broke his glasses! Follow Max and Bob making their way through a shopping mall with the help of elevators and escalators to find Bob a new pair of glasses.

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Play the game

Help Bob the elephant in his quest to find his friend Max the mouse, and pay attention to the proper use of elevators and escalators. Remember to tie your shoelaces!

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Complete the workbook

Download the colorful Max and Bob workbook (in English) and explore elevator and escalator safety together with kids.

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