Short answer: Choose construction safety shoes in five steps — assess the site’s hazards, select a protection class (S1P for dry indoor, S3 for wet/outdoor), pick the toe material (steel for max protection, composite for lighter metal-free), verify EN ISO…
Short answer: EN ISO 20345 is the international standard for safety footwear, defining protection classes from SB (toe protection only) up to S3 (toe, puncture, water resistance and tread). The class you need depends on your workplace risks — matching…
Short answer: S1P and S3 safety shoes both provide the same toe and puncture protection under EN ISO 20345 — the difference is the upper. S3 adds water resistance and a water-repellent upper, making it the right choice for wet…