Short and sweet, a maxim can help to get to the nitty gritty of a topic. So here are ours, for floor safety. There’s also some further context and explanation below each, but if you can only remember the six sayings, you’ll be in a much better place to achieve reduced risk, see fewer accidents…

Even those of us that have dishwashers, must occasionally put very stubbornly dirty plates into our sinks to soak – we know that in doing so, the washing up liquid and water has longer to spend breaking down the grease or burned food. But once we’ve allowed the plates to soak, what do we always…

We are proud to announce that we are working with AXA Insurance as their slip safety partner, bringing safety advice and reducing risks across their customer base in the UK. Working with 103 million customers in 64 countries, AXA are a nationally recognised Insurance provider for homes and businesses, and we are pleased that we…

We are often asked if there’s anything we can do to reduce the risk of slipping on outdoor floor surfaces; people know that we can treat indoor flooring, but don’t know how much can be done outdoors to provide the same level of safety and care. We’re happy to announce that yes, indeed we can…

Valentine’s day might be behind us – but that’s no reason to let your love fade for your flooring. We have three great ways to show your floor some love this spring to keep it looking its best – and keep you safe from the risks of slipping! Deep clean We’re sure that you clean…

Here at Slip Safety Services, we carry out a thorough on-site assessment that incorporates the industry recognised pendulum testing method, as used by Health and Safety Executive (HSE) & UK Slip Resistance Group (UKSRG). Through these effective testing methods, we are able to produce a comprehensive measurable report to outline areas of concern and recommendations…

  Slips are almost always the largest cause and cost of claims, regardless of industry. If you can reduce your accidents and claims, though, what effect would this have on your insurance costs? Reviewing premiums with two partners (one broker and one insurer), the spread of premiums paid by significantly—sized clients was from £4m+ to…

It sounds obvious to say that if you are walking on a slope you have a greater requirement for floor friction, but how much more friction? Should slopes be avoided where possible – and is there ever a point that a slope is so severe that it’s unsafe? Many floors have slopes to assist with…

Although it’s clear that member satisfaction, therefore sales, and cleanliness standards are closely correlated, almost all of the leisure centres I have visited over the last ten years, struggle with floor cleanliness. Why is that? Problems that leisure centres face when it comes to floorcare: Typically you have textured surfaces (due to slip resistance) which…

Managing Director of Slip Safety Services, Christian Harris, explains how often you should be maintaining your floor for optimum slip safety.