Protect Your Workforce. Prevent Operational Interruptions.
In the oil, gas and petroleum sector, winter conditions amplify already high risk environments such as icy access roads, frozen walkways around storage tanks, slick walkways on platforms and rig yards, and outdoor personnel navigating remote sites in cold climates. A single slip may result in injury, downtime or compromised safety which can impact production and operations.
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At Winter Walking, we do not just provide ice cleats, we deliver traction solutions engineered for oil, gas and petroleum operations. Whether your teams work on rigs, in refineries, at tank farms or in processing plants, our experts help you implement traction strategies that align with your unique risks, surface conditions and safety protocols.
Why Oil, Gas and Petroleum Companies Trust Winter Walking:
- Engineered for Extreme Industrial Conditions
Refinery yards, offshore platforms, rig access ladders and storage tank perimeters present diverse surfaces such as metal grating, concrete, outdoor lots and internal walkways. Our consultation ensures you select cleats that perform on ice, chemical exposed surfaces and in sub zero temperatures. - Minimizing Safety and Production Risk
Slip and fall incidents can halt operations, delay maintenance and raise safety concerns. A strong traction program helps reduce incidents, protect crews and maintain continuity of operations. - Designed for Combustible and Hazardous Environments
In oil and gas settings where fuels, petrochemicals and explosive vapors may be present, traction devices must match intrinsic safety and non sparking requirements. We ensure recommendations match your hazard classification and surface exposure. - Supporting Your Safety Metrics and Compliance Goals
Fewer incidents improve safety metrics, lower insurance and compensation costs and strengthen operational readiness. Our traction solutions integrate with your EHS programs and industrial safety protocols.