In the rising industries of Kenya, such as construction, manufacturing, agriculture, logistics, and mining, employees are exposed to a day. The risk of foot injury can always occur in heavy machinery, sharp objects, or even…
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Kenyans have thousands of people who work on roads, highways, and construction sites while building the country's infrastructure. Road workers, traffic marshals, and emergency responders are usually under hazardous conditions with low visibility and unforeseeable…
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Construction has been among Kenya's fastest-developing sectors, particularly in Nairobi, Mombasa, and Kisumu. Due to the constant increase in buildings, roads, and infrastructure projects, the demand for appropriate safety measures is also increasing. Safety helmets…
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Your feet are constantly under threat in any workplace. Accidents such as falling tools, slippery floors, and heavy machinery may occur at any time. This is why selecting the appropriate safety boots in Nairobi is…
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Thousands of workers in Kenya enter the workplace where safety is not assured daily. Risks can be found at busy construction sites in Nairobi, Thika factories, and Eldoret farms. With the unavailable personal protective equipment…
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Workplace safety is not a choice anymore; it is a need. Most industries in Kenya, like construction, manufacturing, transport, and even farming, put workers at risk daily. The fact is straightforward: accidents occur where safety…
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