A Carbis Solutions safety cage is set upon a tanker railcar for loading and/or maintenance.

CARBIS SOLUTIONS Railcar Safety Cages

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A worker stands on a Carbis Solutions folding stairs gangway enclosure above a tanker car.

CARBIS SOLUTIONS Truck Safety Cages

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A Telescoping Loading ramp projected out onto a tanker car cage system for fueling.

A railcar flat ramp with an operator box and a rail car loading system.

A series of railcar safety cages seen on a catwalk at a loading platform. Workers stand under them.

Unit train loading platform above a tanker railcar.

A single railcar access loading system by two tanker rail cars.

a few single car train access and loading systems on the side of a railroad track.

A Carbis Solutions tracking gangway in a loading dock.

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CARBIS SOLUTIONS Unit Train Safety Cages

Fall Protection Designed for the Crude Market

Unit trains, especially common in the crude oil market, consist of tank cars carrying the same commodity from the origin to a single destination. Tank car design and your loading and unloading processes have a significant impact on rail safety and efficiency.

To address these safety and efficiency challenges, you need a comprehensive rail safety solution tailored to accommodate your unit trains, processes and facility needs.

Weigh-Tech can design your Rail Cages to be powered or operated manually. From retrofit to Greenfield, Sam Carbis Solutions Group, LLC systems will always be fabricated and engineered by us to fit in with the requirements of your specific facility.

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We can build your custom solution.

An Important Note on Railcar Fall Protection

While it is very common in this industry to use a 12″ cage to augment the existing crash box and satisfy the OSHA 42″ handrail requirement, we recommend not stopping there. The abbreviated cage does not satisfactorily protect the worker from gaps underneath the railing, thus exposing workers to danger. Please give us a call to discuss how to keep your workers safer as they go about their railcar operations.