About the Conveyance Management Portal
In October, L&I’s Elevator Program will launch a new Conveyance Management Portal (CMP, or “Portal”) - that provides permitting, inspection, and other services to you and agency staff. Demonstrations for customers will start this summer, and training is set to begin in September.
Get Involved and Learn More
- Visit this page for frequent updates, including project news and scheduled demonstrations/training sessions.
- Join the Elevator Program email list for monthly project news and other updates.
- Check out our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs), our Fact Page, and Postcard that you can use to tell others about the project.
Please help us spread the word about the Portal – tell your fellow elevator industry friends or building owners and property managers about this work.
Newsletter Central
When you join the Elevator Program email list, you’ll get the latest on what's happening with the project. If you’re new to our newsletter, check out the archive below.
Current edition: Newsletter 22
2024: Newsletter 21, Newsletter 20, Newsletter 19, Newsletter 18, Newsletter 17
2023: Newsletter 16, Newsletter 15, Newsletter 14, Newsletter 13, Newsletter 12, Newsletter 11, Newsletter 10, Newsletter 9
2022: Newsletter 8, Newsletter 7, Newsletter 6, Newsletter 5, Newsletter 4, Newsletter 3, Newsletter 2, Newsletter 1
Portal Demonstrations and Trainings
We’ll post details about upcoming Portal demonstrations and training sessions here as they become available. Please check back often.
ESAC Meetings
Elevator Safety Advisory Committee (ESAC) meetings are a great resource to hear and learn what's going on with the Portal - amongst other things. We'd love to see you there.
Our next meeting is: Tuesday, August 20, 2024 at 9 a.m. (Stakeholder meeting begins at 8 a.m.)
Microsoft Teams meeting
Join on your computer or mobile app
Click here to join the meeting
Or call in (audio only)
Phone Conference ID: 152 505 975#
Background
Since 2006, the Elevator Program’s current system provides permitting, inspection, and other information. The system does not provide the functions customers need and that inspectors and other staff use. The elevator industry needs a new, modern system, to meet those needs. The $3.52 million project for a new system is funded by state government and fee increases.
The Portal will include a secure customer access for you to manage your account.
For more Information
ElevatorSect@Lni.wa.gov
360-902-6130
Join the Elevator Program email list and keep up on industry issues.