Elevator Escalator Safety Foundation

Elevator Escalator Safety Foundation The Elevator Escalator Safety Foundation's mission is to promote public safety and prevent accidents Non-Profit 501(c)(3) organization

Happy Friday from the Elevator Escalator Safety Foundation!As the weekend begins, take a moment to remember that safety ...
07/24/2026

Happy Friday from the Elevator Escalator Safety Foundation!

As the weekend begins, take a moment to remember that safety doesn’t take time off.

Whether you’re visiting a shopping mall, airport, stadium, hotel, or amusement park, these simple reminders can help keep everyone safe:

• Hold the handrail.
• Stand facing forward.
• Hold young children’s hands.
• Keep loose clothing, shoelaces, and bags away from the sides of escalators.
• Step on and off carefully without stopping.

A few seconds of awareness can prevent a lifetime of injury.

Have a safe, fun-filled weekend, and don’t forget to visit www.EESF.org for free elevator and escalator safety resources you can share with your family, school, or community.

The Elevator Escalator Safety Foundation is the leading resource for educational programs that teach children and adults how to properly ride elevators, escalators and moving walkways safely.

It’s Thursday. A great day to learn something that could help prevent an injury tomorrow.Did you know the Elevator Escal...
07/23/2026

It’s Thursday. A great day to learn something that could help prevent an injury tomorrow.

Did you know the Elevator Escalator Safety Foundation offers free rider safety resources for parents, educators, schools, community organizations, employers, and the public?

Whether you’re looking for classroom materials, printable safety information, or programs that help riders of all ages stay safe, we’ve got you covered.

Take a few minutes today to explore our free educational resources and help us build a safer tomorrow, one ride at a time.

Visit www.EESF.org to get started.

The Elevator Escalator Safety Foundation is the leading resource for educational programs that teach children and adults how to properly ride elevators, escalators and moving walkways safely.

07/21/2026

A Safe Ride Starts With You

Whether you're riding an elevator at the airport, an escalator at the mall, or a lift in your office building, a few simple habits can make every ride safer.

• Hold the handrail on escalators.
• Hold children's hands while riding.
• Stay clear of the edges and comb plates.
• Watch your step when entering and exiting.
• Keep loose clothing, shoelaces, and bags away from moving parts.

Safety isn't complicated, but it does require awareness.

At the Elevator Escalator Safety Foundation, we're committed to educating riders of all ages because one safe decision can prevent a lifetime injury.

Stay Sharp. Ride Smart.

07/18/2026

We hope you’re enjoying a wonderful summer!

Our Executive Director, Amber Catlin-Kolodziej, is taking some well-deserved time away this week to relax and spend time with family and friends.

While she’s away, our team is here and happy to help.

For programming questions, please contact Kelsey Nay at [email protected].

For administrative questions, please contact Laurie Dueitt at [email protected].

Thank you for your continued support of the Elevator Escalator Safety Foundation. We look forward to connecting with you soon!

07/15/2026

Summer adventures are in full swing, and so are elevators and escalators.

Whether you’re heading to the airport, shopping for back-to-school supplies, visiting an amusement park, or exploring a new city, remember that safe riding starts with a few simple habits:

• Hold the handrail.
• Keep children close and hold their hands.
• Keep loose clothing and shoelaces away from moving steps.
• Never take a stroller onto an escalator. Use the elevator instead.
• Step on and off promptly and keep moving.

A few seconds of attention can help prevent an injury.

Stay Sharp. Ride Smart.

07/02/2026
06/30/2026

Every safe ride starts with one simple habit.

Whether you’re heading to work, shopping with family, or visiting a local attraction, taking a moment to ride safely on elevators and escalators can help prevent injuries.

Remember to:
• Hold the handrail.
• Stand facing forward.
• Keep loose clothing, shoelaces, and bags away from moving parts.
• Hold young children’s hands while riding.
• Step on and off promptly without stopping.

Safety isn’t complicated. It’s built one good habit at a time.

Stay Sharp. Ride Smart.

06/29/2026

Happy Monday!

Back-to-school shopping season is here, and shopping malls will soon be filled with families checking off school supply lists and finding the perfect first-day outfit.

As you’re out shopping, take a moment to practice safe elevator and escalator habits. Hold the handrail, supervise young children at all times, keep shoelaces, loose clothing, and backpacks away from the sides of escalators, and always step on and off promptly.

A few simple safety habits can help make your shopping trip memorable for all the right reasons.

Have a safe week, and happy back-to-school shopping from the Elevator Escalator Safety Foundation!

06/12/2026

As the week winds down, it is a great reminder that safety is never something we “finish” for the weekend.

Whether you are heading to work, traveling, shopping, or enjoying time with family, take a second to ride smart:
• Hold the handrail
• Watch loose clothing and shoes
• Hold children’s hands near elevators and escalators
• Stay alert and avoid distractions while riding

Small habits make a big difference.

Stay Sharp. Ride Smart.

Address

11 North Waters Street; Suite 10290
Mobile, AL
36602

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+12514792199

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