
After a slip or fall, the first question is usually whether the floor met the slip resistance it should have. Post-incident testing answers that with a measurement, not an opinion. Our technician attends the site, tests the area where the incident happened and the comparable areas around it, and reports the measured result and P classification under our NATA accreditation.
Sliptest Australia is an independent testing laboratory. We do not sell flooring, coatings or anti-slip treatments, so the result carries no commercial interest. Property owners, insurers, claims managers and legal teams use our reports as the factual record of the floor.
Site address, the area involved, the incident date and who the report should go to. We confirm the scope and the test locations before we attend.
Wet pendulum testing to AS 4663 at the incident location and comparable areas nearby, with Slider 96 for shod areas or Slider 55 for barefoot areas. Each location is photographed and measured.
Surface type, finish, contamination, cleaning state and any known changes since the incident are noted, so the result can be read in context.
Measured BPN, P classification and a comparison with the classification typically recommended for that location. Endorsed under NATA accreditation No. 15374, usually issued within 24 hours of the visit.
Testing straight after an incident to document the floor and decide on rectification.
An independent measured result for the claim file.
Site testing arranged around the adjuster's inspection.
NATA-endorsed test results, for plaintiff or defendant matters.
Testing as part of a workplace incident investigation.
Footpaths, public buildings and aquatic facilities.
Tell us the site, the areas and roughly how many locations. We will confirm scope, price and the next available date within one business day.
For urgent enquiries call 1300 SLIPTEST.