Dropped materials, nails and wet surfaces make foot injuries common on jobsites. The right boots prevent most of them.
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Know the hazards
Falling objects, punctures, slips and electrical risks.
Protective toes
Steel or composite toes for impact risks.
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Puncture resistance
Important where nails and debris are common.
Slip resistance
Good soles prevent falls.
Fit and comfort
Uncomfortable boots get replaced with sneakers.
Common mistakes
Worn-out soles, sneakers on site and no boot policy for visitors.
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Frequently asked questions
Are steel toe boots required on every jobsite?
Requirements depend on the hazards, the contract and the company's safety program. Many sites require protective toe boots wherever there is risk of falling or rolling objects.