What does a wet pendulum slip test result mean under AS 4663:2013?
A wet pendulum test produces a numerical result, but that number is not a complete risk assessment or an AS 4586:2013 P rating. Learn how to interpret an AS 4663:2013 result for an existing pedestrian surface.
Car Parks: The Overlooked Slip Risk in Commercial Properties
Undercover and external car parks are increasingly becoming high-risk pedestrian environments due to worn coatings, contamination, moisture and reduced cleaning attention. Learn how slip resistance testing under AS 4663:2013 helps identify hidden risk before incidents occur.
What Changes a Floor’s Slip Risk Over Time (Even If Nothing Looks Different)
Slip resistance changes over time due to cleaning, wear and moisture. Learn what drives risk drift and how to manage ongoing floor safety
Designing for Safety: Slip Resistance as WHS Architecture
Slip resistance is more than a compliance test – it’s part of architectural safety design. This article explores how AS 4586 and AS 4663 testing integrate into WHS planning, helping architects and builders design for compliance from the ground up.
Retail Floors: The High-Risk Zones You’re Overlooking
Retail floors often look clean and polished—but that doesn’t mean they’re compliant. Entry tiles, produce aisles, and checkouts are frequent failure zones under AS 4663:2013. This article explains where retail slip risks occur, what HB198:2014 requires, and how to test against real-world conditions.
Can You Fail a Slip Test? Yes — Here’s Why
Surfaces can and do fail slip resistance tests—both in lab and onsite. Whether it’s a new tile rated under AS 4586:2013 or a worn floor checked to AS 4663:2013, results often fall short of what’s needed. This article explains why failure occurs, what happens next, and how to stay compliant.
What Actually Happens in a Slip Test Lab?
What really happens behind the scenes of a slip test? We walk you through the lab process – from sample prep to pendulum results and certification.
“It Looked Fine” : When Visual Safety Isn’t Enough
Looks can deceive. Learn why visual inspections aren’t reliable for slip risk—and why certified slip testing is essential for workplace safety and compliance.
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At Zerofal Slip Testing, our mission is simple: to ensure safety in every step. We understand the importance of providing reliable slip testing services to businesses and individuals alike, helping them create safer environments and prevent accidents. At Zerofal, we empower safe places. Onsite Wet Testing A Wet pendulum friction tester is used to assess […]
Identifying Slip Hazards: 7 crucial steps
Did you know slips and falls are among the leading causes of workplace injuries and commercial property accidents, often resulting in serious consequences for both individuals and businesses. Identifying and mitigating slip hazards is therefore paramount to ensuring the safety and well-being of everyone within your premises.