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What kind of shoes are suitable for workers working at heights?

2016-07-05View Original

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1.jpg\"Workers performing work at heights must wear safety helmets and secure high-quality safety belts,\" and \"Workers working at heights should wear lightweight clothing; they must not wear shoes with hard soles, metal toes, or those that are prone to slipping.\" Which standard specifies or outlines these requirements regarding footwear? If anyone knows, please explain it in detail. Also, please send the standard learning materials! Are there any special climbing shoes, or shoes designed specifically for scaffolders?
Reply #22016-07-05
Slip-on shoes are more suitable; they have a larger contact surface, and the area in the middle settles according to the movement of the foot, making them less likely to slip off.
Reply #32016-07-05
I see that many people wearing shoes from the Jiefang brand with soft soles for working at heights
Reply #42016-07-06
Soft-soled shoes lack impact protection, and I don’t think they’re suitable. You could go to safety equipment suppliers and ask them to provide samples
Reply #52016-07-06
It seems there are no guidelines; it’s done based on experience
Reply #62016-07-10
In fact, cloth shoes should be worn when working at heights.

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