The meeting summarized the theoretical knowledge examination and on-site practical assessment results of personnel capabilities from nine testing institutions, highlighting the common issues that arose and proposing rectification requirements. The rectification requirements are: first, to change the mindset, eliminate lax management practices, strictly implement technical specifications and testing quality assurance system requirements, follow scientific laws, and strengthen the management of testing personnel; second, to strengthen the awareness of regulations, diligently implement the relevant elevator testing document requirements from provincial and municipal authorities, supervise testing personnel to carry out elevator tests in accordance with the law, and uphold safety standards; third, to enhance integrity and self-discipline, consciously abide by industry regulations and self-governing agreements, reinforce professional ethics, and strictly prohibit behaviors such as false testing and other illegal actions.