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COMPRESSION RESISTANT

ELECTRICAL RESISTANT

SOLE FLEXING TEST

TOE IMPACT TEST

The shoe is provided with a toe cap to protect the foot from falling objects. This test is carried out to ensure that there is enough safety clearance ( as per a specified value in the norms ) below the Toe cap afteran impact of 200 joules.

SOLE FLEXING TEST

SAFEHAWK also performs a series of sole flex testing, subjecting the sole to a constant cycle of 30,000 flexes. This test ensures that the sole of the shoe dose not break while being subjected to normal foot flexing and movement.

COMPRESSION RESISTANCE TEST

The Toe cap also protects the foot from compression loads. According to Indian and European standards, the clearance below Toe cap after applying 15kN compression load shoud not be less than specified value.

Why to trust Us?

Our Strength & Expertise

PROFESSIONAL GEAR

Manufactured to meet the toughest safety norms, SAFEHAWK is robust & reliable. We help our customer build enduring cultures of safety across a wide range of industries

IN HOUSE TESTING LAB

SAFEHWAK has an in-house testing lab with more than 70 testing machines and equipment. We know safety can't be compromised and hence we are striving for ZERO defects.

GLOBAL PRESENCE

Our chain of distributors and Channel Partners across the globe enables as a strong network in india & elsewhere

TRUSTED BRAND

SAFEHAWK is the most widely used and trusted name in industrial safety footwear. We are considered as the BEST SAFETY shoes and work boots brand in the market.

QUALITY ASSURANCE

Our safety footwear has approvals from reputed laboratories from world.

GENUINE LEATHER

We use the finest and genuine leather for our leather safety shoes range

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About Us

We started in the year 1996, "Meddo Safehawk Private Limited" has successfully emerged as a major manufacturer and trader of high-quality Road Safety Products. Offered products range consists of Safety shoe, Aluminium Sliding Track, Traffic Cone, Safety Harness Belt and much more. Also, our range has been acknowledged due to the features like fine finishing, long service life, easy usability, and low prices. Being a professional firm, we have quality focused behavior that helps us in achieving a top position in the market. We are supported by an ultra-modern infrastructure. Further, quality is one of the main elements which provide a notable identity to the road safety products and makes them different from the others available in the market. Under the guidance of our quality management team, the whole road safety products gamut is gone through a series of various tests. Under the direction of our mentor Mr. MahavIr Mangle, our organization is moving ahead in this cutting-edge competition. His principled business policy, knowledge, and vast experience enable us to comprehend and cater to the desires of our patrons in the best possible way.

PRODUCTS

Head Protection

Head protection is required in almost every industry where there is a risk of being injured from falling objects or when working in area of restricted head space.

SAFEHAWK range of safety helmets offers the combination of exceptional comfort, simple integration of additional personal protective equipment and modern stylish design.

  • Helmet Executive SPYDER
  • Helmet Nape ACE
  • Helmet Ratchet SPYDER
  • Helmet Ratchet with Light

Fall Protection

Falls are among the most common causes of serious work related injuries and deaths. Employers must set up the work place to prevent employees from falling off of overhead platforms, elevated work stations or into holes in the floor and walls.

  • Hooks
  • Landards
  • Polyester A Class
  • Rescue Harness
  • Sit Harness
  • Tower Cleaning
  • Tower Harness
  • Tower Harness Loop
  • Work Positioning 14.5CM
  • Work Positioning 21CM

Foot Protection

The basic compliance requirement in construction is that worker footwear is non-slip and puncture-proof. Since construction sites are often full of heavy things that can fall and break one’s toes, safety-toe footwear is highly recommended. If you’re worried these features might make the boots too heavy to wear comfortably.

  • Gumboot Empire Black/Grey/Red/Yello
  • Gumboot Sanctury Black/ Grey/Red/Yellow
  • Gumboot Tornado
  • Gumboot Walker
  • Shoe AURA
  • Shoe DEVIL
  • Shoe ECO Black/White
  • Shoe M Power
  • Shoe Reign
  • Shoe Rover
  • Shoe S4
  • Shoe Sporto
  • Shoe Trendz
  • Shoe Weston

BEST SELLING PRODUCTS

Testimonial

The fall protection products I I had ordered very similar items from a different company with a lead time of 7 to 10 days and Safehawk was able to get me the same product next day, right before the holiday so that I didn't miss my timeline.

    Nitish Gupta
    Nitish Gupta

    Director

    The Safe Hawk provided good customer service. The rep I spoke with was very helpful explaining the different product features and options. The product was shipped and arrived when expected. Overall I was satisfied with experience.

      Amit Tyagi
      Amit Tyagi

      Houswife

      My experience with this purchase was great. Kevin was very knowledgable and provided me with a quote and answers very quickly. I had no difficulty with this order and have zero complaints.

        Raj pandey
        Raj pandey

        Marketing

        We have had a great experience with your sales team, and the product you provided worked perfectly for our project. It arrived at our location promptly, the order was complete and ready for use, and it was easy to install. I will recommend SafeHawk Safety for all our future safety project needs. Thanks for all the hard work you.

          Harsh Garg
          Harsh Garg

          Marketing

          The staff is very knowledgeable and looks to find the best solution for your request. They make sure that before an order is placed, all areas have been covered and customer is completely satisfied.Outstanding service, always got an instant reply. Very helpful over the phone, answered all my questions.

            Abhishek kumar
            Abhishek kumar

            Marketing

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            “FOR SAFETY IS NOT A GADGET BUT A STATE OF MIND” Be safe at work with Safehawk ® Personal Protection Equipment. Foot Protection | Fall Protection | Head Protection.
            Workplace safety equipment offers protection against injury to the wearer or user. Most often, safety equipment comes in the form of wearable personal protective equipment, or PPE. However, some tools have a safer design making them less likely to cause injuries. Workplaces may also employ gadgets to help keep their employees safe. These gadgets may register exposure to a dangerous substance or monitor environmental factors like air quality.
            Several different pieces of equipment may be necessary for a single worker depending on the job and workplace. Hardhats or helmets protect workers’ heads from potential falling objects. These items may have different designs, depending on the employee’s preference or job. Some include an interior harness or sweatbands. Safety goggles keep dangerous foreign objects from getting into a worker’s eyes. For those who must work with infrared radiation, welding, or other bright lights, a welding helmet with a safety shield or welding goggles are a better solution. Hearing damage can begin with exposure to noise above 70 decibels for a prolonged period, and anything over 120 dB can cause immediate damage. Workers exposed to loud noises in industrial settings should wear some form of hearing protection. Ear plugs and earmuffs come in different ratings, so safety managers should choose accordingly. Employees exposed to breathing hazards should always wear a mask. Workers should wear respirators if they have constant exposure to harmful fumes. Safety shoes vary depending on the workers’ needs. Industrial workers should wear steel-toed shoes to prevent foot injury. Employees in jobs where slips are prevalent should wear shoes with anti-slip soles. Gloves are an essential part of PPE, as they can protect against heat, chemicals, or lacerations—all very common hand injuries. The thickness of the gloves and materials they are made from should offer protection according to job functions. Safety clothing is generally brightly colored for high visibility. Vests and pants that have reflective tape also fall into this category. This video gives a dramatic demonstration of the importance of PPE using food items instead of real eyeballs, heads, and feet:

            Safety protective equipment at work is more than just protective clothing. Depending on the job, tools can add an additional level of safety to a worker’s daily activities.

            For electrical workers, non-conductive tools are essential. These tools are made from non-conductive materials, and keep the user from getting shocked or electrocuted if they encounter a live wire.

            For workers who work with sharp objects, appropriate gloves can help protect them from lacerations. However, using safer blades can offer additional protection from accidental cuts. While Slice’s® safety blades are designed to be safer to use, most ceramic blades are just as sharp as their metal counterparts.

            Employees who regularly use hand tools should use ergonomic tools when possible. These tools are more comfortable to hold for extended periods without causing fatigue or hard-to-treat strain injuries.

            Tools and PPE make up the lion’s share of work safety equipment items. Some specialty jobs require gadgets to help keep their workers safe. These gadgets include: Radiation monitors: A device that clips to clothes and beeps if it detects dangerous levels of radiation exposure. Air quality monitors: used in areas where toxic gases are employed, such as carbon monoxide or nitric oxide. These monitors hang near the canisters to help detect leaks and sound when the gases reach a dangerous level. Leak detector: is a liquid that bubbles when gas leaks from a line. Barriers: use of plexiglass or more substantial barriers block the worker from potentially hazardous materials. Keeping workers safe is essential. Employees who are injured on the job lose wages and cost the company time and money. It’s in a company’s best interest to keep its workers healthy and protected. Providing appropriate work safety equipment is one of the easiest ways to do this.

            11 ways to keep your construction safe:

            1. Start with safety training

            All workers must hold a current white card before they commence work on-site. Site-specific induction training should also be completed by each worker, to point out any high risk areas and provide instructions for emergency management.

            2. Minimise and manage risk

            Due to the nature of construction work, it’s impossible to eliminate all safety risks. However, many common safety issues can be avoided by conducting regular safety audits and having procedures in place to report, assess and address potential risks.

            3. Site security

            Restricted site access should not only be put in place to simply protect equipment from damage or theft. Security in and outside of work hours is integral to protect pedestrians from potential construction hazards. This includes supervision or authorised site visitors.

            Strict security and safety protocols will also protect contractors from liability and negligence in the case of a safety incident or security breach.

            4. Safe work method assessment

            A safe work method statement (SWMS) must be prepared for all high risk construction projects, before work commences. The SWMS should outline the scope of work involved, any potential safety issues, and how risks will be prevented and managed. By law, construction work must not commence until SWMS standards are met.
            5. Use clear signage throughout the site

            The site SWMS should be clearly displayed at the construction site, so that all safety protocols are readily available – including a 24 hour emergency contact number and a map or directions to the site office. Visible signage should also indicate site amenities (such as toilets), entry and exit points, and first aid or emergency fire equipment.

            6. Entry and exit points

            Separate entry and exit points should be established for heavy machinery/vehicle access, to strengthen pedestrian safety at high traffic points.

            7. Compliant chemical storage

            Chemicals need to be stored very carefully to minimise fires, explosions, asphyxiation, chemical injury and pollution on worksites. Use high quality, compliant outdoor storage solutions such as explosive storage cabinets to segregate chemicals and reduce spillage.

            8. Environmental conditions

            Extreme weather conditions can cause serious safety hazards. Your on-site emergency plan should provide clear guidelines for workers who need to stop work in the event of natural disaster, severe environmental conditions or other emergency circumstances.

            9. First aid

            For the construction industry, it’s best practice to provide one first aid officer per 25 workers. First aid kits and equipment must be placed in an easily accessible area on site.

            10. Provide personal protective (PPS) equipment

            In many situations an employer is obligated to provide PPS such as high vis vests, safety goggles and safety harnesses to construction site workers. To find what PPS you are required to provide for a specific project, contact Safe Work Australia.

            11. Dropped objects

            It is your responsibility to secure objects onsite and minimise the risk of them falling. This video explains the risks and how they can be avoided by putting preventative safety measures in place.

            Construction safety doesn’t end once the project is completed, and your workers have gone home. All parties involved in the construction process have a responsibility in ensuring that the the right equipment and quality materials are used, so that safety risks are avoided long into the future.

            For more ways to keep your construction site safe using Latham range of premium and reliable architectural safety products, visit our website or download of our free catalogues.

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