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    Safety Shoe Examples

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    This document provides guidelines for approved safety shoes for reimbursement by IAM/Boeing Health & Safety Institute. It defines seven categories of safety shoes: steel-toed, composite-toed, non-skid sole, chemical-resistant, anti-static, metal chip resistant, and lists example brands and styles that meet the category definitions. The guidelines aim to help employees select shoes that provide appropriate protection for their work areas and comply with ANSI safety standards to help achieve an injury-free workplace. Shoes must be of an industrial grade for reimbursement.

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    This document provides guidelines for approved safety shoes for reimbursement by IAM/Boeing Health & Safety Institute. It defines seven categories of safety shoes: steel-toed, composite-toed, non-skid sole, chemical-resistant, anti-static, metal chip resistant, and lists example brands and styles that meet the category definitions. The guidelines aim to help employees select shoes that provide appropriate protection for their work areas and comply with ANSI safety standards to help achieve an injury-free workplace. Shoes must be of an industrial grade for reimbursement.

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    This document provides guidelines for approved safety shoes for reimbursement by IAM/Boeing Health & Safety Institute. It defines seven categories of safety shoes: steel-toed, composite-toed, non-skid sole, chemical-resistant, anti-static, metal chip resistant, and lists example brands and styles that meet the category definitions. The guidelines aim to help employees select shoes that provide appropriate protection for their work areas and comply with ANSI safety standards to help achieve an injury-free workplace. Shoes must be of an industrial grade for reimbursement.

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    This document provides guidelines for approved safety shoes for reimbursement by IAM/Boeing Health & Safety Institute. It defines seven categories of safety shoes: steel-toed, composite-toed, non-skid sole, chemical-resistant, anti-static, metal chip resistant, and lists example brands and styles that meet the category definitions. The guidelines aim to help employees select shoes that provide appropriate protection for their work areas and comply with ANSI safety standards to help achieve an injury-free workplace. Shoes must be of an industrial grade for reimbursement.

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    IAM/Boeing Health & Safety Institute

    Guidelines for Approved Safety Shoes


    When purchasing & submitting a Safety Shoe Reimbursement Form, the following information serves
    as primary criteria for determining if purchased shoes/boots meet reimbursement category approval.

    Categories Definition Example’s Only (Mens) Additional Details


    Metallic toe cap shoe Brand: Shoes For Crews Brand: CAT-Burlington Numerous models & styles
    Steel-toed that meets or exceeds
    Style: 8089 Style: 94043-709
    available. Visit with a SHEA
    Shoes ANSI compression and rep., approving manager,
    impact test requirements. safety or monitor/shop steward
    regarding which products best
    protect in your work area.
    Brand: Iron Age Brand: HYTEST
    Composite Sometimes referred to as Style: 608 ID:13106
    Shoes/boots of this nature
    a “tech toe” lightweight, provide toe protection yet
    -toed Shoes non-metallic toe cap that GORE-TEX
    reduces concerns associated
    SEMC
    meets or exceeds all six with electrical and cold
    ANSI safety standards. temperature work conditions.
    Brand: WORX Brand: Nautilus
    Non-Skid See Non-slip, Slip Style: 5597
    See Non-slip, Slip Resistant
    Skidbuster
    Resistant Sole Shoes Style: S105 Sole Shoes
    Sole Shoes

    Footwear made of rubber, Brand: Bata Hazmax Brand: Lehigh Shoes should be resistant to
    Chemical- vinyl or plastic & having Style: 145-4226 Style: 1108 chemicals commonly used in
    Resistant synthetic stitching. your job or work area. Shoe
    Shoes Designed to keep hazard- design must protect the entire
    ous chemicals from foot for chemical resistance
    penetrating the shoe/boot. beyond just the shoe’s sole.
    Non-slip, slip resistant Brand: Dr. Martens Shoes can only be slip resistant
    Non-Slip Industrial Series: Brand: Carolina
    Slip-Resistant sole shoes. Shoes with 8836 Style: Regent
    and never non-slip. Under some
    Sole Shoes tread design characteristics (Slip-on) conditions slips are unavoidable.
    that most effectively resist No one sole design is best for all
    slippage where conditions conditions. Must be slip/skid
    may exist for accidents. resistant per ANSI Standards.

    Anti-Static Reduces the accumulation Brand: Red Wing Brand: Hush Puppies Designed for employees who
    of excess static electricity. Style: 8662 Style: 30201
    Static work with sensitive electronics
    Dissipative Commonly used in or highly flammable products.
    electronically sensitive Static electricity discharge can
    Shoes areas. lead to dangerous situations or
    damage sensitive parts.
    Pro static dissipative + steel toe
    Also referred to as puncture Brand: Lehigh Brand: WORX Preventing injuries from shoe
    Metal Chip resistant. Corrosion Style: 1115 Style: 9245 sole punctures is most critical
    + Slip Resist.
    Resistant resistant stainless steel mid + Steel Toe feature. Puncture, cut and tear
    Shoes sole. Withstands punctures resistance is important for shoe
    up to 270 lbs. of force. /boot upper as well.

    Note: The intent of the language in Article 16.4b of the 2002 Collective Bargaining Agreement between the IAM and Boeing is to further the
    longstanding commitment to individual employee safety and regulatory compliance. Appropriate personal protective equipment and safety
    devices such as safety shoes in the above categories should help our joint pursuit of an injury-free workplace. Safety shoes that qualify for
    reimbursement are intended to be of an industrial grade nature. In general, tennis shoes and/or casual style shoes that are not steel or
    composite-toed, WILL NOT qualify as “approved” safety shoes. If such shoes are advertised by the manufacture as non-slip or non-skid or
    slip/skid resistant per ANSI standards they may qualify as reimbursable. Such approvals will be made on a case-by-case basis. Neither the
    Boeing Company nor the HSI is recommending or endorsing any particular brand or model of safety shoes/boots.

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