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Why Safety Footwear?
Use of PPE can be recommended or compulsory. When and where it should be used can also be stipulated. The decisions on this will be made in the Risk Assessment.
If the PPE is only recommended it should be available on request and maintained. Wearing it would not need to be enforced and, unless disposable, would need to be returned after use in a clean state. If it is compulsory the employer has a duty to provide it and maintain it without cost to the employee and must also enforce its use for the tasks specified. The employee also must take reasonable care of the equipment. The employer could stipulate what happened to the equipment out of working hours.
HSE requires items of PPE to be inspected for suitability after a period of time to ensure they are still fit for the purpose. The manufacturer has no control over the use of the equipment and does not specify a service life. They offer a guarantee which indicates how long the equipment would be free from manufacturing defects. It could imply it also marks the point where reasonable wear and tear could begin to show but is not a measure of the frequency of replacing equipment. The employer would gain knowledge of the life expectancy of rescuable equipment by experience.
This guide is to assist in choosing appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). It is not exhaustive and does not imply that using PPE alone will be an adequate control measure.
PPE should be considered a last resort used only to protect individuals who are directly involved with the work where no other protective measures will do. Where PPE is required it should be identified in the Risk Assessment for a process and specific types suggested.
PPE must be chosen to be appropriate to the hazards and worst risks expected.
Foot protection is best classified by its type. When a type of footwear is deemed necessary it should be purchased from a specialist industrial supplier to ensure it has been designed for the purpose intended. Workers personal footwear they arrive at work in should not be relied on to meet the requirements of hazards covered in a Risk Assessment although it should be suitable for other work duties.
Safety Rigger Boots are Still a Popular Choice
Safety rigger boots are a particular type of pull-on safety boot which is sold in the UK. The term "rigger" comes from they were standard issue for workers on the offshore oil rigs in the North Sea. Nowadays rigger boots are worn by most types of manual worker and are worn by numerous tradesmen from a wide variety of industries.
Riggers, as they are commonly known, started out as usually being tan in colour and go approximately third of the way up the leg and feature a protective toe cap for safety. Other distinguishing features of the boots include pull-on loops around the top of the boot's shaft and sometime have an internal fur lining.
Since the early conception of rigger boots, the basic design has remained very constant throughout the years. The ever increasing demands of the demands of the worker has meant that some manufacturers have evolved the safety rigger from a basic standard protective boot to a boots with high specifications and improved comfort the wearer.
