Slip Stoppers of Alabama
If someone slipped tomorrow, would you be exposed?
A practical checklist to help you identify unmeasured slip risk before an incident forces the question.
Most walking surfaces are assumed safe because they look clean. Very few are formally tested for traction. This checklist helps you identify where assumptions may still exist in your facility.
Slip Risk Checklist PDF
Download a concise, 4-part review you can walk through in under 10 minutes.
Most floors are never measured.
In many facilities, slip resistance is judged by appearance, not performance.
If the floor looks clean, it’s treated as safe.
If no one has fallen recently, it’s considered acceptable.
But appearance is not measurement.
Slip-and-fall incidents are among the most common liability exposures in commercial environments. Most are tied to walking surfaces, cleaning practices, or moisture conditions — not obvious hazards.
And formal traction testing rarely happens unless something goes wrong.
Who this checklist is designed for
- Facilities Directors
- Healthcare Administrators
- Hospitality Operators
- Property Managers
- Commercial Building Owners
If you are responsible for walkways, documentation, or safety compliance, this checklist helps you identify potential exposure before you are asked to explain it.
What you’ll review inside
Has It Actually Been Measured?
- Whether high-traffic areas have been formally tested
- Whether documentation exists
Is Cleaning Helping — or Making It Worse?
- How chemistry and dilution affect traction
- Whether maintenance systems have been evaluated
What Happens When It Gets Wet?
- Entryways during rain
- Transition zones
- High-moisture areas
If Something Happened, What Would You Produce?
- Whether documentation exists
- Whether testing can be verified
Created by a Certified Walkway Auditor
Slip Stoppers of Alabama provides professional walkway evaluation and DCOF traction testing aligned with recognized ANSI/NFSI standards.
The checklist reflects real-world evaluation patterns seen in healthcare, hospitality, and commercial facilities.
This is structured measurement thinking — not product-driven sales.
Download the Checklist
If you’re unsure whether your walking surfaces have been formally evaluated, this checklist helps you identify what has — and hasn’t — been measured.
If it hasn’t been tested, it’s still an unknown.
A floor that has never undergone slip resistance testing is an assumption, not a known condition. Our role is to replace assumption with measurement: structured DCOF testing, clear documentation, and practical recommendations only where needed. The priority is clarity over speculation and documentation before intervention.
Professional walkway evaluations aligned with ANSI/NFSI standards. Documentation available for audit, insurance, and risk management review.
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