Staying grounded with EH safety boots from Oliver
Utility workers operate in high-risk environments where exposure to live electricity is part of the job. Electrical faults can energise the ground...
Anyone working in construction and mining knows how tough it can be on the feet! Good protection and comfort are paramount for long shifts on rugged sites and Oliver boots are Built for This.
The Australian Podiatry Association (APA) says one of the best ways to protect your feet when doing trades work is to wear shoes that are properly fitted, have comfortable inners and cushioned soles, and provide good arch support. Oliver Footwear has been producing safety work boots with these features for over 120 years.
The company’s flagship product ranges — the AT 55 Series, AT 45 Series, and PB 49 Series —are designed with a focus on safety, protection and wearability. Innovative design features make them fit for purpose across different work environments. They meet or exceed Australian and relevant industry safety standards that are mandated on most job sites.
High-density rubber outsoles reduce the impact of walking on rocky or uneven terrain. The insoles cushion conforms to the contours of your feet, combining with the outsole to offer maximum comfort underfoot.
All boots in the range feature:
In addition to these universal features, each premium work boot has some unique characteristics designed for different applications.
Your feet tend to get neglected in the scheme of things. Show them a little more love and care by shopping the Oliver range at Blackwoods online, or by visiting your local branch.
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