Sign type set by Directive 92/58/EEC (Annex II) and the UK Health and Safety (Safety Signs and Signals) Regulations 1996 (Schedule 1); pictogram drawn to ISO 7010, which both allow.
Mandatory signsSafety and compliance marksSafety signs (ISO 7010)
Wear safety footwear
Blue disc with a pair of white safety boots seen from the side. · also called “M008”, “protective footwear”, “safety boots must be worn”, “safety shoes”
What the Wear safety footwear symbol means
Wear safety footwear
You must wear safety boots or shoes in this area. Normal shoes are not enough where feet can be hurt, for example by falling or heavy objects.
Source · Standard ISO 7010 Graphical symbols — Safety colours and safety signs — Registered safety signs · checked
Where it appears
- ISO 7010—This meaning
Questions about the Wear safety footwear symbol
- What does the Wear safety footwear symbol mean?
- You must wear safety boots or shoes in this area. Normal shoes are not enough where feet can be hurt, for example by falling or heavy objects.
- What does the Wear safety footwear symbol look like?
- Blue disc with a pair of white safety boots seen from the side. It is also called “M008”, “protective footwear”, “safety boots must be worn” and “safety shoes”.
- Which standard defines the Wear safety footwear symbol?
- It is listed as ISO 7010-M008.
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