Snow and ice collect on competitor's punched hole grating, creating a slippery surface. This type of grating is definitely not self-cleaning.
Snow and ice fall through Bustin's self-cleaning grating. The serrations provide traction while maintaining an open surface
Snow and debris lay on punched hole grating, even during use. Boots come into contact with an icy mess instead of the intended grating.
Stepping on serrations breaks off additional snow and ice. The serrations also grab onto the sole of shoes and hold them to its slip-resistant surface.
The widely recognized tracks of someone who has walked on an unsafe surface. The snow has been compacted and remains on the grating.
No snow remains on Bustin’s self-cleaning grating. All that remains is a safe, slip-resistant surface.
Average Cost by Injury Cause
Truck Safety Helps Lower Insurance Costs
A recent study found 22 % of accidents to drivers were attributed to slips and falls.
In addition, a major insurance firm reported the average cost of a fall from a motor vehicle is approximately 24% higher than the average cost for all other injury types.
Always Use the "3-Point System"
When entering or exiting from a vehicle, use the following precautions:
Allow for 3 limbs to be in contact with step or grab handles at all times.
Do not jump from a tractor or trailer.
Always face the cab when entering or exiting.
Keep your hands free. Do not hold papers, clip boards, etc.
Keep your cab clean. Use step to clean shoes before entering cab.
When entering or exiting from a vehicle, use the following precautions: