Who we test for

Stirling Castle, the monuments, the historic Old Town and the visitor centres that draw crowds the year round — entrances, stairs and worn stone underfoot.

Hotels, inns and the visitor traffic of the Trossachs and Loch Lomond’s edge — wet entrances, lobbies and kitchens busy through the season.

The university, the colleges and the area’s schools — sports halls, labs, dining rooms and corridors in constant use.

Hospitals, surgeries and care homes across the area, where the Care Inspectorate looks for slip risk assessed and managed.

Stirling’s centre and retail parks, leisure centres and pools — entrances and food courts where the weather follows everyone in.

The Forth valley’s food and drink producers and the farms of the carse — production floors and wash-down areas where water and grip are at odds.

New-build and refurbishment across the city and shire — floors tested and signed off before handover.

Civic buildings, the rail and bus interchanges, riverside walkways and the listed properties of the burgh.