Nashville Select SafeRack
- International Cement Review - March 2010

"We had been using a competitor's equipment and it didn't seem to be as beefy as other equipment and it has become fractured." explained Bob Goodwin, Nashville's terminal manager.  "One of our inspections showed that the integrity had been compromised, and as conscious of safety as we are, we knew we had to upgrade to what we considered a better unit."

SafeRack Helps Food Colouring Supplier Complete Safety Upgrade
- Canadian Process Equipment and Control News - February 2010

Mark Ballard, Safety Representative at D.D. Williamson’s Louisville plant, thought it would be pertinent to investigate better fall-protection measures in the plant’s tank-truck loading and unloading areas.  He initially considered a catwalk that used a fall-arrest system and harnesses, which proved to be an expensive option. Then he came across a catalog from SafeRack, LLC, of Sumter, SC, a leading provider of stronger, safer and easier-to-handle truck loading-rack and fall-protection equipment, and discovered the Mobile Access Unit (MAU-I).

Caramel-coloring supplier D. D. Williamson takes safety to a new level thanks to a portable platform.
- Processing Magazine - December 2009

Construction company cites SafeRack’s products, ability to adapt as keys to new relationship

The Carroll Group Inc., Bartow, FL, has recently turned to SafeRack for its quality loading-rack and fall-protection equipment.

G4Series Gangway System helps roofing-product manufacturer expand customer base

Malarkey Roofing Products recently completed an upgrade to its truck-loading area at the Portland, OR, plant to the SafeRack G4 Series SAS Gangway system.

Animal renderer selects G4 Series SAS Gangways to upgrade employee truck-access safety

G.A. Wintzer & Son recently completed an upgrade to its rendering operations with the SafeRack G4 Series SAS Gangway system.

Caramel-coloring supplier completes search for safety upgrade with MAU-I portable platform

D.D. Williamson & Co., Inc., recently upgraded to SafeRack’s MAU-I mobile access units. The MAU-I unit can be rolled into place by an operator for safe and easy access to the top of a transport.

Expedited delivery of G4 Series gangway system results in one happy asphalt manufacturer

Premier Modified Asphalt, Phoenix, AZ, chose the SafeRack G4 Series Gangway for its asphalt and emulsion loading rack due to its ease-of-use and the company’s extremely fast turnaround time.

SafeRack equipment supplies cement plant with quicker loading times and increased safety

Houston Cement turned to SafeRack to provide a faster and safer way to load outbound trucks at the terminal. The plant installed SafeRack G4 Series flat-ramp gangways that are easy to operate and provide employees a safer work environment.

Cement manufacturer turns to SafeRack fall protection to satisfy OSHA requirements

When the continued operation of your cement terminal relies on complying with regulations set forth by federal agencies such as OSHA, there’s no room for delay when you suffer an equipment breakdown in the area of employee/customer fall protection. That was the situation that Buzzi Unicem USA’s Distribution Terminal in Paducah, KY, found itself in recently.