Who we test for

The mill towns’ woollen and knitwear works, the craft makers and their shops — production floors and wash areas where footing and machinery meet.

Hotels, inns and the visitor traffic of the Tweed valley and the abbey towns — wet entrances, lobbies and kitchens busy through the season.

Clubhouses, sports halls, leisure centres and pools across rugby’s heartland — changing rooms, wet floors and high-traffic entrances.

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

The farms, food producers and distilleries of the Borders — production floors, dairies and wash-down areas where mud, water and grip are at odds.

Galashiels, Hawick, Peebles and the market towns’ shops and centres — entrances and food courts where the weather follows everyone in.

The Border abbeys, the castles, the great houses and the visitor centres — entrances, paths and worn stone underfoot.

Schools, campuses, civic buildings and the stations of the Borders Railway — halls, corridors and concourses in constant use.