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Railcar loading/unloading areas tend to experience high foot traffic. How do the Ultra-TrackPans address OSHA “slip and fall” issues?

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Railcar loading/unloading areas tend to experience high foot traffic. How do the Ultra-TrackPans address OSHA “slip and fall” issues?

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All top surfaces of the major TrackPan components feature a slip-resistant design. Grates and Covers have a raised, molded-in texture that is very similar to a diamond plate design. The inner surface of all Center and Side TrackPans has a surface that is similar to 80 grit sandpaper.