Description
Safety shoes, also called protective shoes, are a type of footwear intended for professional activities. It helps you get through dangerous environments, but without the risk of slipping or getting hurt. In most cases, work-related shoe safety is a requirement of law, employment contract, or company policy.
Safety shoes for work, as the name suggests, are made for the purpose of safety. Protects the wearer's feet and legs from electric shocks, impacts, sharp objects and other types of injury.
Why check product safety?
Consumers expect the products they use every day to be safe when used as intended. Product manufacturers have a moral and legal obligation to inspect their products and protect consumers from harm. These benefits include: -
- ● Accident reduction.
- ● Fewer absences due to injury or illness.
- ● Reduce time spent reporting and recording incidents.
- ● Improve safety compliance.
- ● Avoiding HSE investigations.
Why are safety shoes important?
Industrial safety shoes are designed to protect your feet in a variety of situations where injury can occur. This includes factories of all types, warehouses, construction sites, oil and gas industry, laboratories, restaurants, etc. Safety shoes, Protective Footwear protect you and your employees from these risks: -
- ● Sharp objects - Safety shoes with Kevlar or steel midsoles.
- ● Falling or rolling objects - steel toe caps, aluminum toe caps, composite toe caps and safety shoes with plastic or aluminum toe caps and metatarsal protection.
- ● Slippery surfaces - safety shoes with non-slip soles.
- ● Electric Shock - Safety shoes with electrical ESD properties or voltage protection.
- ● Chemical hazards - safety shoes with materials resistant to chemicals.
- ● Extreme temperatures - heat resistant safety shoe material.
- ● Exposure to Wet Environments - Water Resistant and Waterproof Safety Shoes.
- ● Uneven ground - lace-up safety shoes to protect ankles.
