Safety shoes are essential for protecting workers’ feet in various work environments. As the emphasis on labor safety increased, people started to make early improvements to shoes, like wrapping a layer of iron sheet around the shoe toe to resist heavy – object impact and using thicker leather for the upper to enhance wear – resistance. These rudimentary attempts laid the foundation for the development of modern labor – protection shoes.

There are many types of safety shoes, including those that protect toes, prevent punctures, are insulating, and resistant to acids and alkalis. For example, safety shoes that protect toes and prevent punctures not only effectively prevent punctures but also have anti – impact and super anti – slip functions. Puncture – resistant safety shoes have soles with strong oil resistance, and their uppers are made of leather, fabric, sponge, etc., which facilitate the work of users.

The selection of safety shoes should be based on the nature and degree of hazards in the working environment. Safety shoes must come with a product certificate and an instruction manual. Before use, workers should read the manual according to the usage conditions and use them correctly. After using special – protective safety shoes, they need to be checked and kept clean, and stored in a pollution – free and dry place.

The anti – impact and anti – puncture standards for safety shoes are of great importance as they play a crucial role in protecting workers’ foot safety. Besides these, safety shoes also need to meet other standard requirements to ensure workers’ labor safety. By adhering to these standards and using safety shoes properly, we can better protect workers’ feet and promote a safer working environment.