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PPE Foot Protection

1) The weekly safety meeting discussed the importance of proper foot protection on job sites. 2) Foot injuries such as punctures, bruises, and blisters are common when workers do not wear the right footwear. 3) The discussion notes recommend steel-toed boots that extend above the ankle and have puncture resistant soles and good traction to prevent injuries.

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PPE Foot Protection

1) The weekly safety meeting discussed the importance of proper foot protection on job sites. 2) Foot injuries such as punctures, bruises, and blisters are common when workers do not wear the right footwear. 3) The discussion notes recommend steel-toed boots that extend above the ankle and have puncture resistant soles and good traction to prevent injuries.

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Weekly Safety Meeting

PPE – Foot Protection


Date: _____________ Jobsite: _______________________

Discussion Leader: Summary


Foot protection is probably about the least talked about type of personal protection. Nevertheless, it is still an important safety topic.
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One nail puncture could cause weeks of lost time off the job.
Attendance Sign- In: Guide for Discussion
____________________________ Characteristics of a Suitable Boot
____________________________ Puncture resistant soles.
____________________________ Steel toes.
Boot extends above the ankle.
____________________________ Sole provides good traction.
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____________________________ Type of Injuries Commonly Resulting from Poor Footwear
____________________________ Punctures from nails and tie wire.
Bruises of the foot.
____________________________ Unsure footing.
____________________________ Blisters.
____________________________ Body fatigue.
Mashing of foot resulting from dropped objects.
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____________________________ Other Acceptable Footwear
____________________________ Buckle Overshoes – for work in mud, water and concrete. (*)
____________________________ Knee and Hip boots – for work in deep water and mud.
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(*) Encourage use of rubber boots when placing concrete. Sometimes we forget concrete can cause severe burns if it comes
____________________________ into contact with the skin for any length of time.
____________________________ Additional Discussion Notes:
____________________________ What is the company policy on foot protection? Are steel toes required? Is a steel shank required?
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Remember
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Almost all of us work on our feet or at least use our feet to get to work. Doesn’t it make sense to take good care of our feet in order to
____________________________ insure that they are able to get us to work?

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