Article printed in Ethanol Producer Magazine - July 2009

Adequate fall protection equipment continues to be a concern for agencies tasked with ensuring employee safety. Terminal operators striving to make their storage facilities as safe as possible should consider various safety systems to help employees avoid possible accidents.

Employees tasked with unloading bulk liquids from railcars are at risk of falls and should be offered protection to help ensure their safety. According to the U.S. Department of Labor, any time a worker is at a height of four feet or more, they are at risk and need to be protected.

When it comes to Railcar Fall Protection, customer service is a key selling point as a liquid storage facility installs several G4 Series fall-protection systems to protect the safety of their workers.

Asphalt manufacturer selects G4 Series gangways for new railcar-unloading area

SUMTER, SC, April 20, 2009—It’s a problem that any growing company would love to have: as operations expand, so does the need for new or upgraded equipment. The question then becomes: which company and what type of equipment will best fit my needs while offering the performance, reliability and return on investment that will help move the business forward?

Alon USA Relies on SafeRack for Unmatched Responsiveness
Following an explosion that completely shut down Alon USA's Big Spring Refinery the first order of business was simple--respond, restart and rebuild

Most people don’t have much use for Mondays, and when Randy Hillman reflects back on the events of Monday, Feb. 18, 2008, it will be with even more disdain than usual for everyone’s least favorite day of the week.