Which organization publishes the National Elevator Code (NEC)?

The National Elevator Code (NEC) is published by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) because ANSI is dedicated to overseeing the development of voluntary consensus standards for products, services, processes, and personnel in the United States. This includes various safety codes regarding elevators. The NEC, which focuses on the design, construction, installation, maintenance, and inspection of elevators, needs to comply with ANSI standards to ensure it meets the necessary safety and operational requirements.

In this context, other organizations listed, while significant within the elevator industry, either focus on different aspects or do not have the recognized authority to publish a standard as comprehensive as the NEC. The International Elevator Association (IEA) is more focused on industry advocacy and education, while the Elevator Manufacturers Association (EMA) primarily represents manufacturers and works on industry representation, collaboration, and product safety. The Building and Safety Code Council (BSCC), although involved in building and safety regulations, does not specifically publish the NEC. Thus, ANSI is the authoritative body for this code.