Cold feet: Top grumble
New research conducted by footwear brand Dr. Martens, reveals that cold feet are the biggest bugbear amongst tradespeople working outdoors.
New research conducted by footwear brand Dr. Martens, reveals that cold feet are the biggest bugbear amongst tradespeople working outdoors.
A survey commissioned by Trades Union Congress reveals that only 29% of women wear PPE specifically designed for them; a further 57% said their current PPE actually hampered their work.
Footwear brand Dr. Martens new Modern Outdoor range has been designed to offer workers immediate work boot comfort and allow for a seamless transition when replacing boots.
Despite 50% of UK tradesmen spending over 9 hours a day on their feet, new research has revealed that 90% of workers feel the industry doesn’t do enough to educate and promote the importance of foot health.
Dr. Martens has championed safety and worker welfare since 1960, when the first pair of 1460 boots rolled off the production line at its original Cobbs Lane factory, Northamptonshire, England.
A survey conducted on behalf of footwear specialist Dr. Martens interviewed the UK’s outdoor workers in order to identify the core issues faced during the winter months.
Dr. Martens challenges the conventional perception of safety footwear with the launch of its revolutionary new DM’s Lite collection.
Dr. Martens are set to challenge the conventional perception of safety footwear with the launch of their revolutionary new DM’s Lite collection.
The new DM’s Lite footwear collection from Dr. Martens is suitable for those who work long shifts and who are required to carry out a variety of tasks in different environments.
The latest addition to the Dr. Martens Waterproof Collection of work boots, the Kestrel Rigger easy pull-on boot has a fully padded ankle for additional protection and comfort.
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