What Makes A Good Pair Of Steel Toe Cap Boots?
Before choosing the best safety footwear, refer to a risk assessment of your place of work to consider the risks that need to be mitigated when working in that environment:
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Steel toe cap boots are an essential safety precaution on almost all construction sites. There is a wide variety of boots to suit a whole host of different job roles. There are different tread styles to ensure traction on a range of surfaces, as well as water-repellent and anti-puncture options. It's also important to consider the mobility needed while wearing the shoe, and if more a more lightweight, agile choice would be necessary. Higher levels of ankle support can also be a great decision for uneven terrain, reducing the risk of twisks and strains.
Read moreRequired in most UK manual work sites, steel toe cap boots provide the most protection amongst other toe protection methods found on the market. Although weighing slightly more than alternatives like composite toe caps, on average, they provide stronger protection against impacts and compression in the toe area of the boot.
The main advantage of steel-toe safety boots is their ability to protect against accidents involving heavy objects, machinery, or sharp materials. Wearing steel-toe cap boots allows workers to greatly lower the chances of serious injuries. This not only ensures their safety but also reduces downtime and improves productivity in the workplace.
Steel-toed safety boots must conform to EN ISO 20345:2021 for safety footwear in the UK in order to be used on-site. This means their toe protection must have at least 200 joules of impact resistance and withstand 15KN of compression (equivalent to 1.5 tonnes).
Depending on your work environment and industry, you may also need other forms of protection. Protect your toes with steel cap boots. The best provide other protective features like slip-resistance, waterproofing, and puncture-resistant midsoles, too. They must also conform with EN ISO 20345:2021 safety footwear regulations.
Before choosing the best safety footwear, refer to a risk assessment of your place of work to consider the risks that need to be mitigated when working in that environment:
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