Production of safety shoes

Production of safety shoes

Before choosing, we must first understand the main hazards that cause direct or indirect injury to the staff's feet. There are the following six items:

1. Touched by a hard, rolling or falling object.

2. Pierce the sole or the body of the shoe by sharp objects.

3. Cut by sharp objects and even tear the skin.

4. The site is lubricated and falls.

5. Contact with chemicals, molten metals, high temperature and low temperature surfaces

6. Working in an environment full of flammable gas, if the release of static electricity is not properly handled, it will become a source of ignition at any time, causing an explosion. In addition, the conductivity of the foot can also affect the level of electric shock hazard when employees come into contact with electrical equipment.

After understanding these materials, it will help to analyze the selection of safety shoes.

When choosing, the following factors must be carefully considered:

1. The construction environment, for example:

Is the site slippery?

Is the venue uneven?

Are there many wooden strips or other sharp obstacles that show nails nearby?

2. Materials in contact, for example:

Corrosive chemicals.

Hot liquid.

Goods or rollers that are heavy and difficult to hold.

3. Machines and equipment used or in contact, such as:

Power unit.

Forklift truck.

Sharp hand tools.

4. Process, for example:

Pour chemicals.

Handle high temperature liquids.

Welding work.

Human handling.

After careful analysis, try to list the items that can directly or indirectly endanger the safety of the employee's foot. Then choose from the following items related to the materials and design of the safety shoes to meet the protection you or your employees need during construction.