General-purpose safety shoes
Low-cut, mid-cut, high-cut and pull-up safety footwear for factories, warehouses, construction, logistics, maintenance and general industrial work.
Foot Protection
Safety shoes & foot protection · Singapore
Safety footwear matched to your workplace hazards
Safety shoes, work boots, ESR and ESD footwear, PVC Wellington boots, overboots and accessories for construction, manufacturing, logistics, electronics, utilities and facility teams across Singapore.
Hazard-based selection
SS 513 considerations
Fit and comfort planning
Industrial footwear range
Browse the safety-footwear range
Safety shoes and boots for different work environments
Choose footwear by the actual hazard, floor condition, required protection, work environment and wearer fit—not by appearance alone.
ESR and electrical footwear
Electric shock resistant safety shoes, dielectric boots and overboots for selected electrical maintenance, utility and switching applications.
ESD safety shoes
Static-control footwear for electronics, semiconductor, clean manufacturing, laboratories and assembly environments operating an ESD-control programme.
PVC Wellington and specialty boots
Waterproof boots, overboots and specialist footwear for wet areas, washdown, food processing, cleaning, wastewater, outdoor work and selected chemical exposure.
1
Identify the foot hazards
Assess impact, compression, sharp-object penetration, slippery floors, wet areas, heat, oil, chemicals, electrical exposure and static-control requirements.
2
Check the protection markings
Confirm toe and midsole protection, outsole properties, slip performance and any required ESR, ESD, waterproof, heat-resistant or chemical-resistant features.
3
Verify the worksite standard
For Singapore projects, check the required SS 513 or EN ISO 20345-aligned classification, product marking and supporting documentation for the selected model.
4
Trial sizes and manage replacement
Allow for foot width, socks, shift duration and movement. Keep size records and replace footwear that is damaged, worn, contaminated or no longer provides secure support.
Singapore workplace context
Integrate safety shoes into the PPE programme
Footwear should follow the workplace risk assessment and work together with housekeeping, floor controls, safe work procedures and worker training.
- Document why each footwear type is suitable for the assigned task
- Confirm certification and model markings before project purchase
- Provide suitable sizing and a consistent issue process
- Inspect soles, uppers, closures and tread before use
- Review slips, discomfort and premature wear to improve selection
Important: ESR footwear, ESD footwear and dielectric boots perform different functions and are not interchangeable. Electrical or static-control footwear should be selected with input from a competent safety, electrical or ESD-control person.
Frequently asked questions
Safety shoes FAQ
Which safety shoes are suitable for general industrial work?
Low-cut or mid-cut safety shoes may suit many factory, warehouse, logistics and maintenance tasks, provided their toe protection, penetration resistance, outsole and certification match the risk assessment.
What is the difference between ESR and ESD safety shoes?
ESR footwear is selected to reduce electric-shock risk under defined conditions. ESD footwear helps control electrostatic discharge within an ESD-control system. Neither should be substituted for rated dielectric footwear without a competent assessment.
When should PVC Wellington boots be used?
They are commonly used in wet, muddy, washdown and hygiene-sensitive areas. Check the model's slip resistance, toe and midsole protection, material resistance and safety classification.
What should buyers check before ordering safety footwear?
Confirm the hazard, required standard, model marking, size range, width and comfort needs, outsole properties, workplace conditions, documentation and replacement plan.
How often should safety shoes be replaced?
Replace them when the upper, sole, tread, toe area, seams or fastening system is damaged, excessively worn or contaminated, or when the footwear no longer fits securely. Follow any site-specific replacement rules.
Safety shoes & foot protection · Singapore
Safety footwear matched to your workplace hazards
Safety shoes, work boots, ESR and ESD footwear, PVC Wellington boots, overboots and accessories for construction, manufacturing, logistics, electronics, utilities and facility teams across Singapore.
Hazard-based selection
SS 513 considerations
Fit and comfort planning
Industrial footwear range
Browse the safety-footwear range
Safety shoes and boots for different work environments
Choose footwear by the actual hazard, floor condition, required protection, work environment and wearer fit—not by appearance alone.
General-purpose safety shoes
Low-cut, mid-cut, high-cut and pull-up safety footwear for factories, warehouses, construction, logistics, maintenance and general industrial work.
ESR and electrical footwear
Electric shock resistant safety shoes, dielectric boots and overboots for selected electrical maintenance, utility and switching applications.
ESD safety shoes
Static-control footwear for electronics, semiconductor, clean manufacturing, laboratories and assembly environments operating an ESD-control programme.
PVC Wellington and specialty boots
Waterproof boots, overboots and specialist footwear for wet areas, washdown, food processing, cleaning, wastewater, outdoor work and selected chemical exposure.
1
Identify the foot hazards
Assess impact, compression, sharp-object penetration, slippery floors, wet areas, heat, oil, chemicals, electrical exposure and static-control requirements.
2
Check the protection markings
Confirm toe and midsole protection, outsole properties, slip performance and any required ESR, ESD, waterproof, heat-resistant or chemical-resistant features.
3
Verify the worksite standard
For Singapore projects, check the required SS 513 or EN ISO 20345-aligned classification, product marking and supporting documentation for the selected model.
4
Trial sizes and manage replacement
Allow for foot width, socks, shift duration and movement. Keep size records and replace footwear that is damaged, worn, contaminated or no longer provides secure support.
Singapore workplace context
Integrate safety shoes into the PPE programme
Footwear should follow the workplace risk assessment and work together with housekeeping, floor controls, safe work procedures and worker training.
- Document why each footwear type is suitable for the assigned task
- Confirm certification and model markings before project purchase
- Provide suitable sizing and a consistent issue process
- Inspect soles, uppers, closures and tread before use
- Review slips, discomfort and premature wear to improve selection
Important: ESR footwear, ESD footwear and dielectric boots perform different functions and are not interchangeable. Electrical or static-control footwear should be selected with input from a competent safety, electrical or ESD-control person.
Frequently asked questions
Safety shoes FAQ
Which safety shoes are suitable for general industrial work?
Low-cut or mid-cut safety shoes may suit many factory, warehouse, logistics and maintenance tasks, provided their toe protection, penetration resistance, outsole and certification match the risk assessment.
What is the difference between ESR and ESD safety shoes?
ESR footwear is selected to reduce electric-shock risk under defined conditions. ESD footwear helps control electrostatic discharge within an ESD-control system. Neither should be substituted for rated dielectric footwear without a competent assessment.
When should PVC Wellington boots be used?
They are commonly used in wet, muddy, washdown and hygiene-sensitive areas. Check the model's slip resistance, toe and midsole protection, material resistance and safety classification.
What should buyers check before ordering safety footwear?
Confirm the hazard, required standard, model marking, size range, width and comfort needs, outsole properties, workplace conditions, documentation and replacement plan.
How often should safety shoes be replaced?
Replace them when the upper, sole, tread, toe area, seams or fastening system is damaged, excessively worn or contaminated, or when the footwear no longer fits securely. Follow any site-specific replacement rules.
Safetyware Group is Malaysia’s largest safety footwear manufacturer, providing a comprehensive range of foot protection solutions. We manufacture our shoes & boots under our brand named RHINO SHOE and we also cater for OEM requirement. Our ISO 9001-certified factory produces shoes and boots equipped with modern automated machinery. As a established safety footwear manufacturer, trusted by thousands of customers in Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines, Indonesia, Brunei, Cambodia, Laos, and a dozen of other countries, all our products are tested to international and regional standards, including EN ISO 20345, SIRIM MS ISO 20345, and Singapore SS513 standard. With wide-fitting steel or fiberglass toe caps and EEE-sized lasts, our footwear offers unmatched comfort. From electric shock resistance to specialty boots, our range meets the demands of various industries, ensuring durability, safety, and comfort.
