Safe Environments Opens Slip Resistance Testing Facilities in Melbourne – 4 Mar 13
Safe Environments has opened an office in Melbourne to service slip resisatance testing throughout Melbourne and regional Victoria. The slip test facilities is based in the Melbourne CBD is managed by Theresa Walsh who has a wealth of experience in Occupational Health and Safety Management. Slip Resistance Testing Melbourne>>>
Slip Test Results on Sealers – 20 Feb 09
The application of sealers may affect the slip resistance of floors significantly. A slip test in Sydney on differenct sealers are required after application to assess how the performance of a floor can ultimately effect floor safety.Slip Test on Sealers >>>
Why the R Rating Slip Test does not always apply – 28 Jan 09
While many people feel safe in the knowledge that they have specified a complying oil wet ramp slip test (R Rating), many people in NSW and the ACT are still unaware of the implications of specifying solely on this slip test method. Why R Rating Slip Test does not always apply >>>
Australian Slip Test Standards – 27 Dec 08
The first Australian floor slip test standard to measure the frictional properties of floors and determine if the floor is slip resistant was Australian Standard AS/NZS 3661.1 Slip resistance of pedestrian surfaces. A revised suite of Australian slip test standards was released in 1999; AS/NZS 4586 Slip resistance classification of new pedestrian surface materials. Australian Slip Test Standards >>>
Slip Test on Treated Terrazzo– 2 Dec 08
Safe Environments was commissioned to conduct a slip test on a non slip treatment that was applied to a slippery terrazzo floor of a commercial building in North Sydney, NSW. The slippery terrazzo formed part of the external colonnade and a florist shop that is anticipated to be wet at times and was considered to afford a high risk of slipping. Treated terrazzo slip test resutls >>>
Concerns on R Rating Slip Test– 1 Dec 08
What initially had been thought to be a safe floor based on the R rating slip test was confirmed to be considered a risk, based on the wet pendulum slip test. To rectify the situation, the slip resistance of the surface was increased using an anti slip treatment which has added considerable cost to the initial ceramic tile installation. Concerns of R Rating slip test >>>
Slip Test on Anti Slip Treatment Applied to Slippery Ceramic Tiles – 19 Nov 08
During the handover stage of a refurbishment to a south west Sydney venue in NSW, a slip test identified that the ceramic tiles installed within the amenities did not meet the minimum slip resistance recommendations of Standards Australia HB 197. To rectify the situation, the slip resistance of the surface was increased using an anti slip treatment which was verified by another slip test. Slip Test of antislip treatments >>>
Selecting the Right Slip Test – 10 Oct 08
The majority of slip resistance requirements are performance based such that they require surfaces to be non-slip or non-skid. The Building Code of Australia has slip resistance requirements for most commercial buildings. Safe Environments provide independant slip test services to certify that floors meet the requirements of the BCA Selecting the right slip test >>>