Emergency Services (EMS) Shoes and Boots
18 products
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CONDOR II UNISEX BLACK
4.5 (395)Reviews: 4.5
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CONDOR II UNISEX WHITE
4.4 (18)Reviews: 4.4
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COLLY SOFT TOE
5.0 (2)Reviews: 5.0
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AMBASSADOR II
3.9 (21)Reviews: 3.9
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CAMBRIDGE III
4.1 (67)Reviews: 4.1
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EXECUTIVE WINGTIP IV
4.4 (16)Reviews: 4.4
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BELTRA
5.0 (2)Reviews: 5.0
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CALLAN LOW O6 FO HI CI SR
5.0 (8)Reviews: 5.0
CALLAN LOW O6 FO HI CI SR
Style: 62203Enquire nowEN ISO 20347:2022 [O6 FO HI CI SR]5.0 (8)Reviews: 5.0
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CALLAN MID O6 FO HI CI SR
5.0 (1)Reviews: 5.0
CALLAN MID O6 FO HI CI SR
Style: 62204Enquire nowEN ISO 20347:2022 [O6 FO HI CI SR]5.0 (1)Reviews: 5.0
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CAMBRIDGE GL
4.4 (7)Reviews: 4.4
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DARVER
5.0 (1)Reviews: 5.0
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DEFENSE MID O6 HRO SR
4.4 (8)Reviews: 4.4
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DEFENSE HIGH O6 HRO SR
5.0 (1)Reviews: 5.0
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DELVIN
2.0 (1)Reviews: 2.0
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GUARD MID S7L HRO SR ESD LG
3.0 (1)Reviews: 3.0
GUARD MID S7L HRO SR ESD LG
Style: 72237Enquire nowEN ISO 20345:2022 [S7L HRO SR ESD LG]3.0 (1)Reviews: 3.0
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GUARD HIGH S7L HRO SR ESD LG
3.4 (11)Reviews: 3.4
GUARD HIGH S7L HRO SR ESD LG
Style: 72238Enquire nowEN ISO 20345:2022 [S7L HRO SR ESD LG]3.4 (11)Reviews: 3.4
Diagnosis – Slip Injury Prevention
Explore our purposely designed assortment of durable and adaptable boots for paramedic and EMS professionals. Ankle support, lightweight and comfortable all underpinned by our Gold standard slip-resistant outsole technology. Shoes For Crews footwear is the ideal partner.
Specialist in ambulance and paramedic boots
Emergency Medical Service safety shoes are vital for your team at work because they provide a good grip and support when running or walking on slippery or uneven surfaces, which helps avoid slips, trips and falls. These safety shoes also protect your crew’s feet from sharp objects and debris. Emergency Medical Service suitable footwear and ambulance and paramedic boots generally helps employees avoid injuries when working in hazardous environments.
According to a report from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), the overall rate of injury for all Emergency Services in the UK was 3.4 per 100 full-time equivalent (FTE) workers in 2019/20. This equates to around 34,000 injuries in total. Around two thirds (68%) of all injuries were caused by slips, trips or falls.
Avoid injuries with the best shoes for the emergency department
There are many dangers associated with working in the Emergency Medical Service sector. Some of the most common physical dangers include:
- Lifting heavy equipment
- Slips and falls
EMS safety work boots to protect your team
Emergency Medical Service employers need to be aware of these dangers and take steps to protect their team members, such as:
- Providing proper safety gear
- Pollowing safety procedures
Employees who work in the Emergency Medical Service sector are consistently exposed to the risk of a slip accident due to the fast paced nature of the working environment. Hazardous conditions will further expose your crew to the risk of slip and fall accidents happening.

















