Maximize your savings by maximizing clients’ savings with a company-paid corporate footwear program. Get in touch with the Shoes For Crews team to learn more about programs options and the substantial difference they will make in employee safety.

As an insurer, the last thing you want to deal with is expensive workers' compensation claims. What if there was a way to reduce your client's slips and falls by over 50%? That's the promise of corporate footwear programs — and why insurance companies love them. 


How Corporate Footwear Programs Benefit Insurance Companies and Clients

For more information, industrial safety and risk professionals can access a comprehensive array of resources for training and guidance, and even free consultations for small businesses, at www.osha.gov.

Safety toe boots and shoes used by workers in the United States—and that includes all steel toe, aluminum toe and composite toe styles—must conform to ASTM International Standard F2413 Standard Specification For Performance Requirements For Protective (Safety) Toe Cap Footwear. 

ASTM Standards Raise the Bar on Safety Footwear

By investing in your employee’s safety, you are also adding to company morale, safeguarding your bottom line and increasing your overall profitability.

Approximately $70 billion dollars each year are spent on workers’ compensation claims due to slip and fall injuries in the workplace.  Slips, trips and falls are responsible for 15 percent of all accidental deaths, making them second only to car crashes. 
At Shoes For Crews®, our mission is to protect people and profits by providing safety footwear programs, customized to your company’s specific needs

Why Slips, Trips and Falls are a Threat to Profitability

Follow these three key steps from SFC Safety to promote accident prevention in the workplace. Learn how to identify and minimize safety hazards.

Workplace accidents almost always occur unexpectedly – and unidentified safety hazards and a lack of preparation are usually the culprit. While some hazards are simple to spot others are easily overlooked. 

Accident Prevention Steps in the Workplace | SFC Safety

Identifying Workplace Safety Hazards for Accident Prevention

Good safety habits amongst employees can save your company time and money. Safety habits are greatly influenced by the policies and procedures enforced.

Time is a valuable resource that can significantly impact a business’ operations. When time is maximized, companies benefit from improved employee productivity, organizational efficiency, costs savings and more. The right safety habits can contribute to saving time and reaching organizational goals. 

4 Safety Habits That Can Save Your Company Time

A safety manager creates and executes policies to keep employees and team members safe. Adopt these five habits to become a better safety manager.

As a Safety Manager, you play a critical role in your company’s daily operations. Your team depends on you to create and execute policies that will keep them safe while at work. On the other hand, upper management relies on you to implement safety policies that will cut bottom line costs and drive productivity. These ongoing responsibilities require you to constantly seek ways to hone your skills to become a more effective safety leader. 

How to Become an Effective Safety Manager | SFC Safety

How to Become a More Effective Safety Manager

Strengthen your company’s safety culture by assessing the current culture, providing trainings, getting support from your team, and encouraging feedback.

A strong culture can positively influence employees’ viewpoints, causing a significant change in safety behaviors. Additionally, companies with strong safety cultures have noticeably lower injury and fatality rates in comparison to those with poor or non-existent cultures. Today, companies better understand the significance of a workplace culture centered around accident prevention and employee safety. 

5 Ways to Strengthen Your Safety Culture

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Being aware of the common injuries associated with working in a metal or machine shop is critical. Here are the most common hazards and safety tips.

Metal Shop Safety | Working Safely in Machine Shops

Keep Safe While Working In a Metal Shop

Auto body shop owners value the safety of their team. Safety within the shop begins with the body shop owner who must set the example for their employees. 

Optimizing Auto Body Shop Safety Starts with the Owner

Optimizing Auto Body Shop Safety Starts With the Owner

A machine shop is one of the most dangerous places to work. With proper training and by following government guidelines, machine shop crews can stay safe.

Machine Shop Safety Programs, Guidelines, Rules & Regulations

Basic Machine Shop Safety Rules

Safety footwear is a form of personal protective equipment that must be worn to prevent common workplace accidents. Get for 4 tips employers need to know.

As an employer, being knowledgeable about the different types of protective gear your team can wear to stay safe on the job can be lifesaving. Safety footwear is one form of highly effective PPE that can be worn to reduce accidents and create a safer work environment. Not only do protective shoes defend against foot injuries from sharp objects, spilled liquids, slips and falls and more, but they also help companies more effectively achieve their safety goals.

Safety Footwear Must Be Worm: 4 Facts for Employers

4 Facts Employers Should Know About Safety Footwear

Shoes For Crews® to provide DEWALT® Industrial products in Canada. This recent partnership agreement will provide a new outlet for consumers to acquire DEWALT® Industrial footwear and apparel products.

Shoes For Crews is now the exclusive provider of DEWALT industrial footwear and apparel in Canada. This partnership will deliver more brand value to Canadians coast to coast who have come to trust high quality products from DEWALT while leveraging Shoes For Crews' safety footwear expertise. 


Shoes For Crews partners with DeWalt to provide Industrial footwear and apparel in Canada

Shoes For Crews® To Provide DEWALT® Industrial Products in Canada

Cafeteria employees and janitorial staff work together to create a healthy, hazard-free environment for kids to eat lunch and for themselves to work in. 

Eliminate Health and Injury Hazards in Your Cafeteria

Strong safety guidelines are necessary in the manufacturing industry. Here are a few smart programs that can help manufacturing companies improve safety.

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