NAESA International conducts numerous training sessions throughout the year, but the Board recognizes that it benefits our inspectors when NAESA approves outside organizations for the purpose of providing continuing education in a location somewhat convenient to inspectors' residences or businesses. By entering into agreements with individuals or organizations for approval of outside seminars, NAESA International will be able to provide our inspectors with one more avenue to fulfill their continuing education requirements. This is particularly important in an era when travel is becoming more and more costly thereby making it difficult, if not impossible, for some individuals to travel to obtain this education.

If interested in becoming an approved provider of continuing education for certified elevator inspectors, please click here.

For individuals interested in submitting other outside continuing education to fulfill the annual renewal requirements, please review the Training Approval Matrix  for a detailed explanation of the subject matter and potentially associated credit hours.

The Following Programs Have Been Approved To Assist Inspectors In Fulfilling Their Continuing Education Units As Required By ASME QEI-1.

PLEASE NOTE:

  • CEU approval hours are subject to change; contact the NAESA office for the most updated information.
  • To receive credit for continuing education, NAESA requires signatures from attendees (NOTE: You will only receive credit for the time you were present)
  • In some cases, NAESA requires an administrative processing fee of $50 per attendee to cover the costs associated with CEU tracking
  • NAESA approves classes based on content, not on the provider. A provider that is listed here is not necessarily offering any NAESA approved courses.
  • Attendees of approved outside continuing education classes are responsible for submitting their certificates to NAESA prior to their renewal deadline.
  • It is understood that a NAESA representative may attend any course offered by an approved continuing education provider to assure content is following the approved training matrix content 

Chicago Elevator Association

  • No upcoming classes are currently submitted for approval.

If interested, email chris@greatlakeselevator.com.

Donnelly & Associates, Inc.

  • December 22, 2023- Mt. Prospect, IL

For more information contact Joe Donnelly at 847-902-7917.

Qualified Elevator Inspector Training Fund (QEITF)

The upcoming courses have been approved for 0.1 CEU per clock hour:

  • Agenda approved by NAESA for QEITF classes from 7/1/23- 6/30/24.

For more information call 410-312-1474 visit qeitf.org.

Elevator Safety And Technical Services (ESTS)

The upcoming courses have been approved for 0.1 CEU per clock hour:

  • No upcoming classes are currently submitted for approval.

For more information email info@estsinc.net

Elevator U

  • No upcoming classes submitted for approval

For more information email nem6r@eservices.virginia.edu

Elevator World

A maximum of .2 CEUs for self-study and online courses per annual renewal period can be applied towards Maintenance of Qualifications for NAESA-certified inspectors per the QEI-1 Standard.

Always available online:

  • Safety Courses
  • Educational Focus Series
  • Maintenance on New Equipment Designs by John Koshak
  • Maintenance Control Program by John Koshak
  • Rope Dynamics by Phil Andrew and Stefan Kaczmarczyk
  • Installation and Adjustment of the Hollister-Whitney Rope Gripper by Walt Glaser (.1 CEU)
  • Installation and Operation of the Reynolds and Reynolds UV2 Powervator by Sally E. Wilk (.1 CEU)
  • Elevator Hoistway Equipment: Mechanical and Structural Design Part 1 by George Gibson (.2 CEUs)
  • Elevator Hoistway Equipment: Mechanical and Structural Design Part 2 by George Gibson (.2 CEUs)
  • Steel Wire Ropes for Traction Elevators: Part 1 by Ing. Wolfgang Scheunemann, Dr. Ing. Wolfram Vogel and Dipt.-Ing. Thomas Barthel(.1 CEU)
  • Improving Elevator Performance by Monitoring Elevator Cab Volume by James O'Laughlin(.1 CEU)
  • KEB F5 Elevator Drives: Startup, Adjustment and Troubleshooting PM Application by Troy Heiser(.2 CEU)
  • A17/B44 Type B Safety Stopping, Part One by George Gibson (.2CEUs)
  • A17/B44 Type B Safety Stopping, Part Two by George Gibson (.2CEUs)
  • Carriage Gates by Graham Kawulka (.1CEU)
  • Step Skirt by Ken Smith (.1CEU)
  • 3D Hoistway Door Protection by John Koshak (.1CEU)
  • Elevator System Weights - A Critical Mass by Kevin Heling (.1CEUs)

https://elevatorbooks.com/product-category/continuing-education/elevator-world-magazine-articles/?swoof=1&really_curr_tax=23-product_cat

Fire Protection Education

  • No upcoming classes submitted for approval

If interested please visit http://www.fireprotectioneducation.com/home.html

International Association Of Elevator Consultants (IAEC)

  • No upcoming classes submitted for approval

If interested, contact IAEC at 713-426-1662 or sheila@iaec.org.

James Meyer Consulting

  • No upcoming classes submitted for approval

For more information contact meyerconsulting@verizon.net.

National Association of Elevator Contractors (NAEC) 

  • No upcoming classes submitted for approval

For more information contact Amanda Smith at 770-760-9660 or jessica@naec.org or visit www.naec.org.

University Of Minnesota Elevator Symposium

  • No upcoming classes are currently submitted for approval

 * When NAESA reviews and after approves material for educational credit, let it be understood that NAESA does not necessarily support or agree with any opinions expressed in the content of the approved educational materials, nor does it warrant or guarantee that the information or education materials provided by the submitter or by others in the approved educational training to be fully accurate. It is understood that a NAESA representative may attend any course offered by an approved continuing education provider to assure content is following the approved training matrix content.