Elevator emergency rescue procedures are essential protocols designed to ensure the safety and swift evacuation of passengers trapped in an elevator during a malfunction or power failure. These procedures involve a coordinated response by trained personnel, typically including building maintenance staff and emergency responders. Key elements of an effective elevator emergency rescue plan include immediate communication with trapped passengers to reassure them and assess their condition, accurate identification of the elevator’s location within the building, and the safe deactivation of electrical power to prevent accidental movement. Rescue personnel use specialized tools and techniques to manually open elevator doors and, if necessary, access the elevator car from an adjacent floor. Training in the use of emergency communication systems, door unlocking mechanisms, and manual lowering or raising of the elevator car is critical for rescuers. Regular drills and maintenance checks are conducted to ensure all rescue equipment is in optimal condition and that personnel are prepared to respond promptly and efficiently. The primary goal of elevator emergency rescue is to prioritize passenger safety, minimize anxiety, and prevent injury while ensuring a quick and orderly evacuation.