Texas HB2450 modifies elevator inspection requirements for buildings with four stories or less, mandating inspections every five years.

Texas HB2450 amends the Health and Safety Code to change elevator inspection requirements for buildings with four stories or less. It mandates that the Texas Commission of Licensing and Regulation adopt rules for a minimum five-year inspection cycle for elevators in such buildings. The bill also outlines procedures for emergency orders, recertification of equipment, and registration of contractors and inspectors. It takes effect September 1, 2025.

Texas HB2450 modifies elevator inspection requirements for buildings with four stories or less, mandating inspections every five years.

Texas HB2450 amends the Health and Safety Code to change elevator inspection requirements for buildings with four stories or less. It mandates that the Texas Commission of Licensing and Regulation adopt rules for a minimum five-year inspection cycle for elevators in such buildings. The bill also outlines procedures for emergency orders, recertification of equipment, and registration of contractors and inspectors. It takes effect September 1, 2025.