in the European Union, nowadays, it is required to have a safeguard for "shooting up" as well[0]. If I recall correctly for quite some time it wasn't though. My Father who works in the elevator industry told me that in the GDR (German Democratic Republic) it was already mandatory but after reunification for some years Germany had more lax regulations til catching up again.
Most freight elevators are like that, though. So while that's a slightly horrifying diagram, a lot of people will have experiences what it's like being in on.
(In German, there's the word "klemmen" = to tuck, get stuck, get trapped, get caught; presumably it's a cognate. So, the above presumably is a Swedish word for "the risk of getting stuck and squeezed".)
[0] https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/HTML/?uri=CEL... (See Annex I , 3.2)