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I wonder if my colleagues also struggle with wearing protective shoes in the summer. I really can’t take it anymore; it’s too hot. This isn’t any kind of protective equipment at all – it’s simply unbearable. Although it’s supposed to protect the feet, it’s completely unsuitable from a human-centered perspective! Do any of you have work shoes that are comfortable to wear in the summer? ? ? ? ? ?
I think if there are projects that require wearing specific shoes on site, then those shoes must be worn; otherwise, one can wear their own leather shoes, but not sports shoes or cloth shoes, etc. For one’s own safety, it’s better to endure it
Is it possible to add two air vents on the upper inner side of the shoe’s arch? I’m not sure if it meets the safety regulations
Shoes do have pores, but they don’t serve any purpose. . Summer shoes are also high-top, with cotton laces. It’s sad… the workshop safety officer keeps checking to see if you’re wearing shoes or not. .
Let’s support the original poster; I don’t want to wear it either – it’s too hot. Let’s talk about whether the protective equipment from that store is good.
Most PPE makes us feel uncomfortable to use, but it is our last line of defense. Accidents don’t happen all the time, and if anything does go wrong, it’s still us who get hurt.
It sounds like it follows the same logic! When it is enforced, one cannot resist, so one has to learn to enjoy it; the psychological pressure is huge!
When work environment requirements are in place, they must be followed – it is responsible for oneself as well as for the company. Often, once an accident occurs, people regret their past decisions. I’ve learned my lesson; I ask everyone to make an effort and follow the safety rules. Dress properly and work safely.
It’s necessary to wear them during working hours. Accidents cannot be avoided just by wishing to do so; in order to prevent even the slightest chance of an accident, we must wear protective equipment properly every time. Personal protection is meant to safeguard ourselves. Keep going – perseverance leads to success
For safety’s sake, one has to sacrifice comfort; sometimes it’s really impossible to have both. As for more user-friendly designs, we can only hope that the overall environment will change.
The type of shoe that should be sent is the one that resembles military shoes. Electricity-proof, to prevent dust explosions. Pretty good