Coastal tourism, Milford Haven's energy port, and dispersed market towns across a National Park coastline.
Slip testing across Pembrokeshire.
Our engineers routinely test across Pembrokeshire's commercial and public estate — covering retail, hospitality, healthcare, education, industrial and tourism venues. Every test is delivered under UKAS ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation (Schedule No. 7933), with reports written to BS 7976 / BS EN 16165 and the UKSRG guidelines.
Reports are admissible in all Welsh courts — County Court proceedings, the High Court sitting at Cardiff, and in enforcement cases brought by the Health and Safety Executive. They are also accepted by every major insurer operating in Wales at both renewal and claim-defence stage.
Site attendance typically within 7–14 working days of booking. Urgent post-incident attendance can often be arranged within 72–96 hours. UKAS-accredited report delivered within 48 hours of the site visit.
What we test in Pembrokeshire.
- Retail premises, supermarkets and shopping centres
- Hotels, restaurants, pubs and hospitality venues
- Industrial and manufacturing premises
- Healthcare facilities, care homes and NHS Wales estate
- Education premises — schools, colleges and universities
- Local authority leisure centres and public buildings
- Tourism attractions, heritage sites and visitor centres
- Transport infrastructure — stations, terminals, car parks
Why Pembrokeshire businesses commission slip testing.
The Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 and the Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992 require every duty-holder in Wales to assess and manage slip risk on their premises. In practice, that means a documented, defensible PTV reading from a UKAS-accredited laboratory.
Without that evidence base, insurance renewals get harder, claims get more expensive, and HSE enforcement — rare, but serious when it comes — becomes difficult to defend. A Pendulum Test Value below 25 is the benchmark HSE uses to define a high slip potential; 36 and above is the threshold for a compliant floor. We measure both the dry and the wet state because the vast majority of slip incidents occur on contaminated surfaces.