Law Enforcement, Police Services & Security Guard Boots

Serve and Protect against Slips

Shoes For Crews Europe’s unit of Law Enforcement and Security boots are constructed to provide unwavering support and flexibility ensuring stability and protection in all terrains and weather conditions. From police squads and security staff to inspectors and detectives, protect your entire force from slips and falls with our Gold standard slip-resistant outsole technology.

Avoid injuries with our best safety boots for law enforcement

Police officers are subjected to an environment where exposure to high-stress events, rapidly changing circumstances, and long, tiring days and nights are common. They are often on their feet for long shifts, which can lead to muscle fatigue or musculoskeletal disorders. The Health and Safety Executive in the UK requires employers to report certain serious workplace accidents classified under Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations (RIDDOR). In 2012/2013 on HSE.gov.uk, the top three reported accidents were physical assault, slips and trips and handling incidents.

Enhance safety at work with tactical boots for police and security staff

There are several risks that police officers and security staff are exposed to daily. The most common are:

• Slips, trips, and falls
• Muscle fatigue or musculoskeletal injuries such as back, neck and shoulder pain
• Fractures, dislocations, and sprains to upper and lower limbs

Regardless if the injury is minor or major, preventing and avoiding risks within and around police stations and security guard workplaces creates a safe working environment.

Prevent injuries with our comfortable and lightweight security guard and police boots

There are a variety of reasons why law enforcement officers and security guards may be injured on the job. These include:

• High pressured work environments
• Risk of car or motorbike accidents
• Wearing improperly fitted footwear
• Working in a high-stress environment wearing heavy uniforms and equipment
• Not following safety procedures and protocols, and more

There are a few things that police bosses and security managers can do to help reduce the risk of foot injuries among police officers and security guards:

• First of all, they can make sure that police and security staff have adequate rest breaks and are not standing on their feet for extended periods of time.
• Second of all, they can provide officers with appropriate safety boots that are comfortable, durable and support the feet, avoiding trips, falls and back issues.
• Finally, employers can create a safe working environment by reducing potential hazards and ensuring officers are protected while on the job.