Slip compliance across many sites, handled as one program
If you manage shopping centres, commercial buildings, aged care facilities, schools or government property, slip resistance testing is an ongoing duty-of-care obligation under AS 4586 and AS 4663 — not something you tackle site by site, one quote at a time.
We build a single testing schedule across your whole portfolio so floors are assessed on a consistent cycle, results are reported the same way at every site, and you always know which properties are compliant and which need attention.
Multi-site slip testing built for property teams
Property portfolios we run programs for
Facility and property managers across these sectors rely on scheduled slip testing to meet their compliance and duty-of-care obligations:
For most commercial portfolios, an annual slip resistance test cycle is the practical baseline, with more frequent testing for high-traffic or wet-prone areas such as entries, food courts and bathrooms. A scheduled annual program keeps every site documented and demonstrates ongoing due diligence under AS 4663.
Yes. We build portfolio programs across all your sites and states under a single point of contact. We coordinate scheduling, site access and reporting centrally, so your team manages one relationship rather than a different provider in every region.
Yes. Our reports are NATA-certified under Accreditation No. 15374 and produced independently — we have no flooring-supplier ties. That independence and accreditation is what makes them accepted as evidence by insurers and in court for slip-and-fall matters.
NATA-certified reports are delivered within 24 hours of each site visit as standard, so remediation planning and contractor scheduling across your portfolio are never delayed waiting on documentation.
We test existing floors using on-site wet pendulum testing to AS 4663, and new or refurbished surfaces to AS 4586 — the standards that underpin National Construction Code (NCC) compliance. We also offer luminance contrast testing to AS 1428.1 where accessibility compliance is required.
Regular, documented slip testing shows you actively manage floor safety risk rather than reacting after an incident. A consistent record of NATA-certified results across your portfolio supports your duty-of-care position and strengthens your defence if a slip-and-fall claim arises.
Yes. We provide slip resistance testing across all Australian states, so a single program can cover your entire national portfolio with the same testing approach and report format at every site.