XIRI Facility SolutionsAuto Shop Slip-Coefficient Logging & Floor Safety
NYS Part 226 compliant floor safety documentation for auto service bays. Measured, logged, and liability-proof.

Corporate Office
Nightly Commercial Cleaning
Why Slip-Coefficient Logging Matters
Auto service bays are slip-and-fall hotspots. Oil, coolant, and cleaning chemicals create liability exposure. NYS Part 226 requires employers to maintain safe walking surfaces. XIRI documents floor friction levels, degreasing frequency, and spill response — creating a defensible safety record.
Our Floor Safety Protocol
We perform regularly scheduled degreasing of service bays using OSHA-compliant products, document SCOF measurements, maintain spill kit inventories, and log all floor maintenance activities. Your records are timestamped, photographed, and audit-ready.
Compliance Checklist
Static coefficient of friction (SCOF) testing and logging
ASTM C1028 / ANSI A326.3
Service bay degreasing with documented frequency
NYS Part 226
Spill response protocol and supply verification
OSHA 1910.22
Floor drainage inspection and maintenance log
EPA SPCC
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is slip-coefficient logging?
It's the documented measurement of floor friction levels (SCOF) in your service bays. We test, log, and track these values over time to prove your floors meet safety standards and to protect you from slip-and-fall liability claims.
Is this required by New York State?
NYS Part 226 requires employers to maintain safe walking surfaces. While friction testing isn't explicitly mandated, documented evidence of floor safety practices significantly strengthens your defense in liability claims.
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