{
  "title": "Elevator Safety Riding Intelligent Q&A Document",
  "content": "To ensure the personal safety of elevator passengers and the normal operation of elevator equipment, the following are common questions and standard answers related to elevator safety for quick reference and compliance.\n\n### 1. Can flammable, explosive, or corrosive hazardous materials be carried when riding the elevator?\n\nNo. To ensure the safety of all passengers and the integrity of the elevator equipment, carrying flammable, explosive, or corrosive hazardous materials in the elevator is strictly prohibited.\n\n### 2. Is it allowed to sway left and right inside the elevator cabin while riding?\n\nNo. Please do not sway left and right inside the elevator cabin during the ride to avoid affecting the elevator’s stable operation and causing safety hazards.\n\n### 3. What behaviors are prohibited inside the elevator cabin?\n\nSmoking, spitting, littering, and hitting the cabin walls are strictly prohibited. Such behaviors damage the cabin environment and may affect the normal operation of the elevator.\n\n### What should you do if trapped inside the elevator due to a power outage or malfunction?\n\nFirst, remain calm and do not panic; then press the yellow button on the elevator panel to promptly contact elevator management personnel and wait for professional rescue.\n\n### Can you forcibly pry open the elevator doors to escape when trapped inside?\n\nForcibly prying open the doors is strictly prohibited. Doing so may cause personal injury, falls, or other accidents. Always wait for professional rescue personnel.\n\n### What should be done if abnormal elevator operation is noticed (e.g., jerking, unusual noises)?\n\nStop using the elevator immediately and notify elevator maintenance personnel to inspect and repair the elevator promptly to prevent safety incidents.\n\n### Should load-related issues be considered when riding the elevator?\n\nYes. Pay attention to the elevator’s load indicator. If the elevator is overloaded, please reduce the number of passengers before riding to prevent malfunctions or hazards caused by overloading.\n\n### Can you rush into the elevator when the doors are about to close?\n\nNo. Rushing into the elevator as the doors are closing may cause door-related injuries or trigger the elevator’s safety mechanisms, affecting safe operation.\n\n### What other precautions should be taken when entering, exiting, and riding the elevator?\n\nDo not turn your back to the elevator doors after entering to avoid falling when the doors open; do not step backward when exiting; also, pay attention to whether the elevator cabin floor is level with the building floor to avoid tripping.\n\n### What emergency number can be called if there is an elevator emergency?\n\nEmergency phone: 0531-xxxxxxxx (provided by Xxxx Property Service Center, responsible for elevator emergency coordination and rescue liaison)\n\nFriendly reminder: Please strictly follow the above Q&A guidelines, use the elevator correctly, and jointly maintain passenger safety and the normal operation of the equipment."
}