A. Craig & Son Painting
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Warehouse safety lines

Warehouse safety lines and floor marking.

Clear floor lines keep forklifts and people apart.

We paint forklift lanes, pedestrian walkways, crosswalks, hatched no-go zones and door swings. Every layout is set out to meet WorkSafeBC requirements.

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Floor marking we do

  • Forklift lanes and walkways

    Separate lanes for forklifts and people, so everyone knows where to be.

  • Floor crosswalks

    Marked crossings where walkways meet forklift traffic.

  • Hatched no-go zones

    Yellow hatching at dock doors, loading zones and anywhere stock or people shouldn't stand.

  • Door swings

    Yellow zones in front of doors that open outward, so nobody gets hit.

  • Dock stairs and ramps

    Loading dock stairs, ramps and edges painted safety yellow, so they stand out from the yard.

Who this is for

Warehouse operations managers, plant managers and safety coordinators.

Our floor marking work

Forklift lane, before (image for reference)
Forklift lane, after: Worn forklift lane, walkway and stencils laid out and repainted (image for reference)
Forklift lane. Worn forklift lane, walkway and stencils laid out and repainted. Image for reference
Dock safety zone, before (image for reference)
Dock safety zone, after: Worn hatched safety zone at the dock door repainted (image for reference)
Dock safety zone. Worn hatched safety zone at the dock door repainted. Image for reference
Warehouse crosswalk, before (image for reference)
Warehouse crosswalk, after: Worn floor crosswalk and safety line repainted (image for reference)
Warehouse crosswalk. Worn floor crosswalk and safety line repainted. Image for reference
Strata parkade lines painted
Warehouse loading dock safety markings painted
Warehouse loading dock safety markings painted

How a floor marking job runs

  1. Walk-through

    We go over traffic flow, racking and doors with you on the floor.

  2. Clean

    The floor is cleaned where the lines will go.

  3. Set out

    Lanes, crossings and zones are set out to meet WorkSafeBC requirements.

  4. Paint around shifts

    We paint in sections, around your shifts and shipping.

Safety: How our crews work safely

Where we do this work: Warehouses and plants in Port Kells, Annacis Island, Richmond, Delta and Langley.

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Common questions

Do floor safety lines have to meet WorkSafeBC requirements?

Yes. Lanes, crossings and hazard zones need to be clear and consistent, and we set out every layout to meet WorkSafeBC requirements.

Can you paint lines while the warehouse is working?

Yes. We paint in sections, around your shifts and shipping, so the floor stays in use.

How do I get a price for warehouse floor lines?

Call 604-861-6644 or send us a floor plan or photos. We'll walk the floor with you and price the layout.

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  • Member in good standing of DC38
  • Red Seal painters
  • Lead trained by the Hazardous Materials Association of BC

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