Who we test for

Hotels, inns and the visitor traffic of the North Coast 500 and the Great Glen — wet entrances, lobbies and kitchens busy from spring to autumn.

Ski centres, climbing and activity bases and the mountain resorts — changing rooms, wet floors and high-traffic thresholds, whatever the weather throws down.

The region’s distilleries, food producers and farm operations — production floors and wash-down areas where water and grip are at odds.

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

Inverness and the towns’ shops, leisure centres and pools — entrances and food courts where the weather follows everyone in.

Harbours and ferry terminals, hydro and renewables sites, stations and depots — working floors and walkways out in the elements.

Schools, colleges and campuses across the Highlands — sports halls, dining rooms and corridors in constant use.

Castles, visitor centres, civic buildings and the listed properties that draw visitors the length of the region.