Who we test for

Edinburgh’s hotels, restaurants and the venues that fill for the festivals — wet entrances, bars, kitchens and lobbies under relentless footfall.

The capital’s offices, financial and professional workplaces — atriums, receptions, stairwells and cafés where thousands cross the floor each day.

Princes Street and the city centre, Livingston’s retail parks and the towns’ shops, leisure centres and pools — entrances and food courts where the weather comes in with the crowds.

Hospitals, surgeries and care homes across the city and the Lothians, where the Care Inspectorate expects slip risk assessed and managed.

The universities, colleges and the region’s schools — halls of residence, labs, sports halls and dining rooms in constant use.

East Lothian’s golf coast and its clubhouses, the castles, galleries and visitor attractions — locker rooms, entrances and worn stone underfoot.

The stations, the tram and bus interchanges, the airport and the civic buildings — concourses and walkways where footfall never stops.

West Lothian’s distilleries, food producers, warehouses and process plants — production floors and wash-down areas where water and grip are at odds.