Transportation facilities face some of the highest slip risks of any public environment. Airports, transit stations, ports, rail yards, and vehicle depots deal with rain, snow, ice, fuel residue, and constant movement of people and equipment. Stairs, platforms, ramps, and vehicle access points are common problem areas where traction loss can lead to serious incidents.

“Slips, trips and falls are a leading cause of injuries in transportation and warehousing workplaces.”
Source: Government of Canada – Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety
https://www.ccohs.ca

To manage these risks, many transportation operators install aluminium stair nosings, treads and strips on stairways, platforms, and vehicle boarding areas to improve visibility and grip. In wet or exterior locations such as docks, ferry terminals, and outdoor platforms, FRP stair nosings and treads provide long-lasting traction with strong resistance to moisture and corrosion.

Flat walking areas, ramps, and service walkways benefit from anti slip products for walkways, ramps and flat surfaces, especially where passengers carry luggage or staff move equipment. During upgrades or expansions, anti slip construction products allow slip resistance to be integrated into transportation infrastructure with minimal disruption.

The result is safer movement for passengers and staff, reduced service interruptions, and surfaces that perform reliably under constant use and changing conditions.