Posted By Chris Mac Guys, Had an issue with our FLT's and the warehouse floor surface when it gets wet and then inevitably greasy. In place is a weekly deep clean and degrease, reduced speed FLT's to an acceptable safety level whilst not inhibiting production levels. Add to this 'apparently' a tyre designed for the conditions mentioned, to limit skidding. Oh, and a non-slip covering and spray across the warehouse floor (although I have little confidence in this covering) Thing is, I have been down with the guys in the warehouse to watch one of the drivers going onto the brakes and sliding 6 foot or more. Anyone come across any even better solutions? There are the obvious but im talking in terms of increasing traction etc. Thanks

Posted By Pete Longworth I wouldn't fancy that job myself, definitely not a career path I'd choose.

Posted By Pete Longworth I think I'd be telling him to mind his own business

Posted By Jonathan Breeze PL, I don't know what it's called but I think it's made by 3M (purveyors of all things sticky) and contains recycled glass bottles. Chris, Other ideas that spring to mind are speed restrictors on the FLT's (though this may affect lifting performance if they are diesel); or partially enclosing the loading area with some sort of semi-permanent structure like a super sized awning to prevent the ground getting wet (though high winds might be an issue).