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For safety footwear, the primary standard is ASTM F2413-18. This standard encompasses several critical aspects, including: Impact Resistance: The impact standard relates to protecting the foot from falling or rolling objects. Compression Resistance: Guards against heavy objects that may crush the foot.
Safety Shoe Program The Safety Shoe Program has been established to protect NIH employees from possible foot injuries due to occupational foot hazards. If you are at risk of foot injury on the job and you are an NIH employee, you can obtain safety shoes upon approval of your supervisor.
S1 = same as SB + closed back, antistatic properties, heel energy absorption, hydrocarbon resistance. S1P = same as S1 + anti-puncture sole. S2 = same as S1 + water-repellent upper material. S3 = same as S2 + anti-puncture sole. OB = work shoe, without protective toe cap.
To ensure the safety of employees, appropriate protective footwear must be worn by all persons when working in areas where there is a danger of foot injuries due to falling or rolling objects that could crush the foot, objects that could pierce the sole, and where the employees feet are exposed to electrical hazards.
Safety toe protective footwear must be worn at all times regardless of the presence of a hazard; and the safety toe protective footwear must meet the following requirements - leather uppers, oil resistant and non-skid soles, and American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) F2413-05 with an impact resistance rate
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The basic requirements described in EN ISO 20345 include: height of the upper. heel area on boots. minimum length, pressure and bump impact resistance of the toe cap. water vapour permeability and water vapour number of the upper. outsole thickness and abrasion resistance of the outsole.

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