Safety managers must select protective footwear that aligns with job demands and complies with updated standards. Key safety features include toe caps, slip resistance, puncture protection, metatarsal ...

There's an age-old adage that goes: "If the shoes fits, wear it." However, the lesser-known proverb that says, "If a work shoe's steel toe, steel shank or metatarsal guard is showing, it must be ...

If your workplace presents any danger of a foot injury to your employees, labor safety rules require you to ensure that each of your employees uses adequate foot wear to protect against such injuries.

There are two basic names for shoes that have some protection from electrical shock: Dielectric (DI) and Electrical Hazard (EH) rated. The differences between the standards are not usually understood, ...

Outfitting employees with appropriate footwear reduces injuries. Protecting employees' feet with good industrial footwear cuts lost work hours, improves productivity, and heightens morale. To abide by ...