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⚠️ safety = same same but different ‼️ When safety meets storytelling = importance of safety footwear ✅ Protection against falling objects ✅ Protection from slips ✅ Electrical hazard protection ✅ Cut protection ✅ Prevent burns ✅ Prevention of injury ✅ Protect from extreme weather ✅ Prevent fatigue …. inspired by Romeu Oliveira #safety #ppe #ehs Vedat Zar Eduardo BANZATO Keyur Patel
Looks like a commercial. I would look for test results for safety shoes available in my region. Safety shoes must meet requirements including water resistance, slip resistance and perforation resistance differentiating between metal and non-metal soles. Additionally, ladder grip, scuff caps for toe protection, and oil resistance. A relevant standard is ISO 20345:2021). Oh, and maintenance and fit are not unimportant!
I looked up Guyisa and the shoes are incredibly inexpensive (less than $15). However, the ones I looked at don't seem to come in sizes larger than 11. The company is in China, but they claim numerous certifications.
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Can you run fast in them too ? Asking for a friend.
Role of materials and structures
It would be easy to convince if the demo was done with two independent hot iron bars. The hot iron bar already lost much heat when tested on the first shoe. The remaining two tests can also be questioned because the tester is biased to make the second product look better. We cant be sure if equal force is being applied on both.
Have always bought best quality boots that l could, do not care about brand, performance is everything, just ask about, what boots others a wearing, and you soon find out which are good and which are not,
The lesson from this video is crucial, and it's surprising that many are overlooking it. Who cares if Guyisa is a good shoe or not, what it demonstrates is that all safety shoes are not always safe. We do not know if the shoe that tested the impact from the nail had an armoured sole or if the toecap tested had the same impact rating. We do not know what the shoe that melted was designed for; it may have better chemical resistance than the one that never melted. The key lesson here is to always choose footwear that matches the hazard and risk level you're dealing with. Always buy from a reputable supplier.
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