Hi I work as a domestic electrician and was wondering what footwear is best for me. I currently have safety boots but because I only do domestic work, would safety trainers be perfectly fine too?
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i had a similar pair. they would not let me on site for fear of offending the poofdahs.I prefer these:
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Steel Toe cap, reinforced sole, what more could you want?
If it's only domestic, you can wear whatever you want, subject to any of your own insurance's requirements.
I do actually have court shoes - bit of a heal, but safety shoes nevertheless which I use for site meetings, but if I am actually spending time on-site I have boots.
Many years ago I used to use safety trainers - because you couldn't get boots in "ladies' sizes" but they were a pain as most sites would continuously pull you up for not wearing safety footwear!
I think these aren't a problem anymore.
i had a similar pair. they would not let me on site for fear of offending the poofdahs.
you probably wouldn't want to be in his gang....gary glitter style?
many years ago one guy came hobbling into work on the Monday, foot all bandaged up.Seen guys on site in the summer wearing flip flops
you could say his feet were toasted.many years ago one guy came hobbling into work on the Monday, foot all bandaged up.
He was mowing his lawn with a flymo over the weekend whilst wearing flipflops!
Apparently walking without the first few toes on a foot takes some getting used to!
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